Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-03-12
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ROYALTON
March 1.-THE Farmers Institute
held last Friday and Saturday was
we'll attended by town people as we'll
,as the farmers. The meetings were
held in the opera house, where lunch
was served both days; on Friday by
w. H. Bourke and the following day
by the domestic science department,
under Miss Marshall's direction. At
2 O'Clock Friday the program began
with a song by chorus of young girls.
Then followed a drill by several small
boys, and several songs by little girls,
among whom were Florence Logan, Es
Their Foote, Helen Carnes. A recita-
ton was also given by Joyce GAL
braith. F. D. Currier, secretary of the
Minnesota Dairy association gave an
instructive talk on dairying. Satur
days program consisted of trombone
solo by DR.. McGonagle, with piano ac-
compartment by Mrs. G. L. Galley.
Piano duet by Miss Esther Chapman
and Miss Phoebe Burt. flute solo by
Earl Russell, also accompanied by Mrs.
G.. L. Galley. Mr.. Relish Of the Uni
versity demonstrated in the cutting up
of beef which he certainly proved him
self an adept. Mr.. Sullivan of Wis
consin gave talk on the growing of
alfalfa, followed by Mr.. Smith, who
spoke on red clover. During the after
noon several musical numbers were
given, among them a piano duet by
Miss Lucille Miller and Miss frankie
Lambert. AS whole the 1915 insti-
tute has been very successful and had
the weather been more favorable the
attendance would have been much
larger.
Mrs. n. w. Chance of Little Falls
was a weekend visitor in Royalton.
A telegram from Upland, Calf, an
nounced the death Of B. w. Harmon,
who at one time resided in Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. McCulloch of St.
Paul spent Sunday with relatives in
Royalton.
Miss Ellen Pettitt visited over Sun
day with her parents.
The S. O. E. club was entertained
by HALEY Carnes Friday evening.
C. W. Bouck was a weekend visitor
with his family in Royalton.
The second missionary tea will be
Saturday afternoon. Everyone will
be very welcome.
A basketball game played Friday
night was in favor Of the high school
against the town team. Score 1928.
A party of about twelve young Ia
dies attended an entertainment given
by Miss Emma Ellis and her rupils in
Dixville Saturday evening.
Mrs. Andrew Lyga died suddenly
Monday morning at her home on the
! Brodhead farm, south of Royalton.
Relatives are here from Wisconsin to
attend the funeral which took place
Thursday morning.
Ralph Skinner left Wednesday for
North Dakota, where he may go into
business.
w. J. Broker went to Minneapolis
to see his wife who is patient in the
Northwestern hospital.
M. E. Aid meet Wednesday with
Mrs. R. Lambert and Mrs. j. Law
renee, at the home OF the former.
Howard Lufkin of St. Cloud was
here Wednesday in the interest of the
International Harvester Co.
Fred Vanettin of Havre, Mont, was
in town this week, visiting old friends.
Mr.. Vanettin was an employee of A..
C. Wilson & Co., several years ago.
Joe Miller, Jr., has purchased land
near Kelliher and has shipped his
household effects to that place.
Nick Kinzer is shipping several car
loads of pressed hay to the northern
part of the state.
Mrs. Mary Street went to Little
Falls Thursday.
Mrs. Joseph Englerth entertained
the Sewing circle Thursday afternoon.
It is reported that E. J.. McCollum
has purchased the Boyd house and
will move etaoin shrdlyu hrdlu sd
will take possession within a short
time.
Charles Manly is here VISITING his
brother, William.
Mrs. James Lonsdale and daughter,
Miss Persis, were Royalton visitors on