Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-01-15
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January N.-V. L.. johnson was a
visitor at Bowlrs Monday, "]lc.c liz
transacted business.
G. Stenholm was Burtrum caller
during the week..
willie Carlson was visitor 1t Bow
Nus Monday.
The school of district So opened Oh
MONDAY, after it's Christmas vacation
With Miss Myrtle Strom in charge.
J. A. Ryberg was a visitor 1t Bow
lus during the week.
Miss Hilda Runquist left recently
for Detroit, where she will resume her
work, after spending the holidays with
friends and relatives here.
Melvin Carlberg left the past week
for his claim at Turtle Lake, N. D., af.
ter :{tDjoying Christmas at his home
heres: :
HfG. Hanson left Monday, after a
three weeks visit at this place with
his :parents and friends, and will re-
sumo work at the Theological semi
nary at Rock Island, Ill.
Miss Ella Widstrom left the past
week for Minneapolis, where she ex-
peets to remain for an indefinite length
Of time.
ghas. Edeen arrived from the twin
cities recently for visit here with
relatives.
A. Levine Of Little Falls, who has
taken the contract of hauling the but
ter Cor the creamery association, has
taken up his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schultz have
: the past week been busy settling down
in their apartments in our village.
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Peterson and
family and J. johnson were guests at
the William Peterson home Sunday.
Gust Lindgren spent Sunday at his
home n Little Falls.
Mis- Ruth Anderson arrived from
Brainccl last week and is enjoying a
visit with relatives here.
Henry Hokenson left the past week
for Minneapolis, where he expects to
remain a short while.
Miss Anna Stenholm left for St.
Paul Monday, where she expects to be
employed for an uncertain length of
time
The school of district No. IS opened
Monday, with Miss Ruth Anderson
again in charge Of the work.
The Young Peoples society will
meet 1T 1880 at the Lutheran church
Sunday evening. All members are re-
s,uestei to be present at 6 o'clock,
when the annual business session will
commence.
Fred Turner arrived from Portland,
Ore, last week and is at present en-
joying visit here with friends and
zcaualntances Of former years.
Leonard Anderson arrived from
Brainerd the past week for short Wis
it vsts, relatives here.
4 missionary from far-away Russia
held services at the Congregational
church Sunday forenoon and evening,
which were we'll attended.
sXrs. J. A. Andwood was the guest
of friends in Fawnda1c Monday.
Miss Eva Widstrom left for Mime
2pohs recently, where she will be en-
ploved.
Miss Alice Carlberg left for the twin
cities last week, after an over-holiday
visit at her home.
81. York was visitor at the county
-Beat the past week.
Mr. Bolstrom. who has taken the
contract of filing the ice house for
3he creamery, has commenced his work
and nnas the ice in good condition foe
handling and packing.
Miss Lena Stein left for Minneapolis
Cecrntiy. where she will be employed
Tor some length Of time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson enter
tainea the Sewing circle of the en-
gregational church last Friday evening.
"A Number of the friends Of H, G.
Hanson made him an unexpected visit
at his home Sunday evening. The visit
was in the nature of a farewell to Mr..
Hanson, who left Monday for the pur-
pose Of continuing his studies at the
Rock Island seminary. J. johnson, in
behalf or those present presented the
guest Of honor with a sum of money
as au appreciation of the work he has
done during his stay at this place dur
ing ms vacation. The evening was
passed by general social visit and
mus'r. after which refreshments were
served.
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