Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-02-23
COME AND CONE


| kin Monday for an extended visit
| with her daughter.
Mrs. Frank Grzeca went to Mime
apolis the first Of the week to attend
| state convention Of the Degree Of
Honor lodge.
Frank Council of North Battleford,
Sask., Can, is in the city for visit
at his home.
I to Minneapolis Wednesday morning to
attend hardware men, convention.
Mrs. Catherine Kerich returned on
| Monday from visit with relatives in
| Minneapolis.
| D. M. Cameron made business trip
| to Brainerd Tuesday.
| Miss Ruth Gustafson left Tuesday
for a visit with relatives at Fargo
and Mimic, N. D.
! Mrs. G. A. Carlson went to Fergus
Falls Wednesday, called by the seri
| Gus illness of her mother.
Tim Perry was in Crow Wing last
Wednesday to act as auctioneer at a
sale held by Walter Mcpherson.
Mrs. A. B. Nelson went to Staples
Wednesday for visit with her par
| ents.
DR.. J. H. Newman went to the twin
cities on business Wednesday.
Arthur Simonet and Math Vertin,
who attend St. Thomas college, St..
Paul, came up Wednesday to spend a
few days at the home of their par
ents.
| A. A. Barton, cashier of the Morri-
| son County State bank of Bowlus,
was in the city on business yesterday.
! J. M. M:Neill of Rice transacted
! business in this city Wednesday.
| John A. Sem, former county a;tor-
ney of Benton county, was up from
Sank Rapids on business Wednesday,.
| Philip Chock of Sobieski was in
the city on business visit Wednes-
day.
DR.. W. H. K. Meyer went to Mime.
apolis yesterday morning to attend a
dental convention. He will be gone
the rest Of the week.
John. Stroman Of Swanville was in
the city on business yesterday.
Miss Olga Peterson left yesterday
for Cass Lake, to resume her duties
as trimmer in a millinery store.
County Commissioner J. ". Carnes
of Royalton was in the city on bust.
ness yesterday.
Sam Chem was up from st. Paul on
business yesterday.
\ Chas- Bradley of Minneapolis is in
the city for visit with his brother,
George Bradley.
Miss Alma McRae of Swanvillc is
in the city for visit with friends
enroute home from st. Paul, where
she spent q couple of weeks in a
wholesale millinery store, getting &C
quainted with the new styles in Ia:
dies headgear.
Miss Evelyn Blake, who is at a
wholesale millinery establishment in
st. Paul, is expected home Sunday.
CARSON AND ALBRIGHT TO
WRESTLE HERE SOON
| John Albrecht, the Minneapolis pc
liceman who wrestled E. V. Paavrude
4 Of Kerkhoven in this city Wednesday
evening Of last week, has accepted 8
challenee from L. w. Carson of this
city and will meet him here early il
March. The agreement Of the Mime
apolis wrestler is to throw Carson two
times in an hour and a half. The
wrestlers have put up $25 apiece or
the match.
| Carson is quite a great deal ighte,
than Albrecht, WEIGHING only a little
over 100 ponds. He will go to Min
neapolis next week to train with some
Of the big wrestlers of that city.
| LEE NERO PUNCHED AS SPY
| Lee Nero of Minneapolis, formerly
of this city and we'll known here, was
arrested as a spy in New York City
l mt
friend. The two, who are artists, were
drawing pictures of Brooklyn bridge
when policeman came up from be-
| hind and pinched them. They were
brought before a police captain AND
charged with being spies, but after
the a"+a'" ex"'"ined their drawings
he declared they could not be 70,
any such use and he Immediately
guessed that the men were artists
But he warned them not to sketcl
any more bridges for time, at least
| NoRTHEND Bow1ERs WIN
The Northend team defeated the
Pine Tree Five in bowling match al
the Gaffney alleys Friday evening, by
a margin. Of % pins. The Northenders
scored 2019 and the Pine Tree boys
1901. Archie King, Oscar Sundstrom
Frances Friend, Charles Lundberg and
julius Anderson composed the North
end team and Thor Bowman, Howard
Barden, Arthur johnson, Conrad Sund
strom and Ernest Chounard the Pine
Tree team.
Mrs. Luella Morgan of Fl. Ripley
entered st. Gabriel 3 hospital for treat
ment Saturday.
Miss Minnie Brown of Nome, N. D.
has taken a position as trimmer at the
Sand Sisters millinery store.