Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-03-05
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Mrs. Crooks, who has been visiting
her brothers G. A. and James Hollen~
beck, LEFT Friday for Sioux City, Ia.
The r. II. s. basketball team won
all three games played ut Princeton.
Milaco and Elk River last week.
The Missionary tea held Saturday
at the home of Mrs. A. A. Fitch was
very we'll attended. The following
program was given:
Opening, Hymn 249-All.
Reading-Missionary work in China
Town, San Francisco-Mrs. A. c.
Bouck
Piano Solo-Beethonen Sonata-Miss
Bernice McCollum.
Song-I Hear You Calling Me-Aliss,
Edleen Carnes.
Hymn 261.
Reading Yoh, Chinese Woman
Fhysician-Miss Dorothy Wilson.
Standardization Pig-Carroll Gal
ley.
Piano Solo-Sonata Mozart-Ruth Sio-
berg.
Sebastian Barron and Leslie Lisle
left Saturday for Fingal, n. D., where
they have purchased and will edit
newspaper. They will also deal in
real estate and insurance. Their many
friends wish them success in their lew
business enterprise.
On March Is the board of education
will hold a special meeting 20 elect
teachers for the ensuing year.
Judge Harrington and wife of Ona.
mia are visiting their son, Edward.
Margaret and Gordon 3osenmeier of
Little Falls spent Sunday with friends
in town.
G. L. Galley of Sank Rapids spent
Sunday in town.
Bishop Morrison Of Duluth held SER
vices in Grace church Friday evening
and confirmed class of 81.
A large number Of citizens attended;
the auction at J. Themes farm in
North Prairie Thursday.
Mrs. Hollenbeck has returned from
Frazee, and reportss Mrs. Hubs as
recovering from her injuries.
B. w. Lakin of Bemidji and LoiI
Ryan Of Little Falls were guests at
the F. H. Lakin home Sunday.
D. M. Cameron and c.. Rosenmeier
were in town Sunday.
lnez Galley is very i'll with measles.
The electric lights we're out Tuesday
evening, caused by short circuit on:
the transmission line
Mr.. and Mrs. Dragoo of Sank Rap
ids spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Joe CARRIER returned Monday
from st. Paul, where she has be n Wis
iting.
F. H. Lakin went to Little Falls
Tuesday to attend the meeting Of the =
county commissioners.
VIM. Sparrow, J. CARRIER, Paul Lam
bert and Ed Lakin attended district
court Monday.
Merle Rhoda will have charge of the
freight department. of the Royalton
depot, while W. Parkins is away on his !.
vacation.
J. N. Carnes and A. A. Fitch were
Little Falls visitors Tuesday.
Word has been received that a son
was born March 8, to Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Rosenmeier Of Little Falls.
G. A. Greer has been requested to
run for the office of assessor for the
township Of Bellevue and it is hoped
that he will accept.
Measles are quite prevalent among
the children here. Cases are reported
at the homes of DR.. Watson, R. j.
Carnes, w. E. Mulberry, A. E. Foot,
n. E. Pettitt, w. Daily, A. A. Fitch
and others.
A game of basketball will be played
Saturday night between the junior
team of the Y. NJ. G. A. of Brainerd
and the R. H. S. team at Royalton.
Mr.. Van Dusen, who purchased
Ebert Trask's farm has taken possess
sion. Mr.. Trask will leave in few
days for the northern part of the state
where he has purchased wild land
NT II. w
by the First National bank as assist,
ant cashier to succeed S. Barron, who
recently left for Fingal, N. D.
The Womans' Study club met last
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. C. R.
Rhoda.
A free lunch will be given to the
farmers attending the institute Friday
by Merchant Bourke and on Saturday
it will be given by the domestic
science class Of the Royalton school.
Miss Ida Bessie Bouck, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bouck Of Akley
spent Tuesday in town with relatives.
Mrs. John Blackhurst is visiting her
son George. Mrs. Blackhurst return
ng to her home at, Pine City, after
visiting her daughter Nellie, who at
tends Hamline university.
Get your town tickets printed at the
Little Falls Herald.
JUNIOR WEEK BOYS WILL WORK
HARD
The class schedule for the fifth an
nual Junior Week at the Minnesota
College Of Agriculture, April SO, has
been arranged The mornings will be
devoted to class study and practice,
the aftnrno0na Tn trims to nearbV-
points of interest. Each forenoon will
be: divided into two periods of 90