Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-07-27
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bury lake for a few days last week.
II. Welsh is representative in the leg
Stature from Mcleod county. he ex-
resscd himself as being much surprls-
d at the wonderful agricultural de-
'elopneut Of this part of the state.
hey returned to their homes on Satur-
ay.
Mrs. John Truog and Miss Martha
Mischke visited at Little Falls last
Wednesday and Thursday.
John Person Of Minneapolis visited
relatives here last week.
Ben Harold and wife, who have been
visiting relatives at Pierz, returned
home saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Dietrich and
children went to Little Falls Friday.
Mrs. r. G. Maxwell and children
left Friday for Nashwauk, where
they will visit Mrs. Manwell's sister.
Henry Mode was a county seat Wis.
itor Friday.
Alfred Trampe went to Little Falls
Friday, returning Monday.
August j. Meyer has accepted the
job of buying potatoes for James Hart
& Sons % Long Prairie at Swanville.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Brown, Sunday, July Is, a son.
George Ware, Jr., of Siribner, Neb.,
Is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ware, ST., Of this place.
Mrs. Il. Dohlke is visiting relatives
III Wisconsin.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gessell,, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
strack: e St. Cloud, returned home on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Giese, ST., of Sank Centre, was
a caller here Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Tatro went to Little
Falls Friday, to meet her sister, Mrs.
Young CT Pinewood, who will visit
here. Mrs. Young kept the Central
House about 10 years ago.
John 6usby returned from Randall
Friday, where he has been visiting.
Mrs. Frank Strack and children of
st. Cloud arrived Wednesday for
-isit with Mrs. Elizabeth Gessell. They
ctnrneI home Saturday.
Miss 1sassier of Sank Centre is visit
ng relatives here.
Mr.. an? Mrs. J. o. Moe and daugn-
or Clarice. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mayer
Of Watkins, who are visiting at the
formers home, autoed to Grand Rap
ids, for visit with the James Mayer
family.
Herbert Turner of Bemidji arrived
Friday for a visit with friends, return
ing home Tuesday.
Orvi]le Raffensparger returned last
week from near Thief River Falls,
where he was on bridge crew since
spring.
Miss Lucy Truog of Pillsbury le1t
S" turday for Minneapolis and Chaska,
where she will visit friends and rela-
tives.
Clarence Stith returned from Mon
tana, where he has been working all
spring. Clarence says that there will
he no crops there as everything has
been Killed by drought.
Rev. M. Kretzschmar left SATURDAY.
for Little Falls, where he filed the
pulpit in the Little Falls and Randall
churches for Rev. Oehlert of Little
Falls. Walter Hass should have gone
to Little Falls, but on account of
sickness could not leave leave. He
preached sermons at Culdrum and
Swarville S, nday morning and after
non respectively.
J. w. Ward of Sank Centre was a
business caller here Saturday.
The ice cream social given by the
l.. P. c. Friday was attended better
than expected and returns being far
better than thought.
Walter Kemp returned from Crosby
Saturday.
The rain that we had early Sunday
snorning came just in time to save the
crops. A little hail and high wind ac-
comranied the rain, the latter damag-
ing corn and potatoes ~ breaking
them down in places.
Mr.. and Mrs. August J. Meyer spent
sunday with the O. H. Hitzemann fam
:ly at Pillsbury lake.
Miss Eva Gulso Of Watkins is spend
ing the summer at the NJ Lenox home.
Emil Pfeffer is the owner of a new
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Long and daugh-
ter Anna, of Long Prairie, were callers
here Sunday.
A large crowd was out to see the
baseball game Sunday, between the
Northenders Of Little Falls and Swan
VIII. The game ended in favor OF Lit
tie Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Earl Of Minne-
apolls spent the week end at the Hiel
E. West home. A''
George Ware, Jr., left Monday for
a visit with his sister at Brainerd.
\. Carl Wallander and George Ware
sr;. were Little Falls callers Mondav
faul krause and family autoed Ia
Long Prairie on business Friday. Thew
reported the business places ali closed
as the result Of the Red Cross benefit
oaseoa'l game between the "Suhma.
r1nes' and "Aviators,' both mace.nn
teams of Long Prairie.
Mrs: A. Stall and the Misses Incv
bers 0Ao'o 1ne"'
Dentist Murphy of Cold sprinp ar
rived here Monday and expects to In.
cate an: office here above the First
National bank. ''
inc ". R. G. contributed $40 to the
Red Cross at the last meeting.
AIRS. Claude Palette of Portland.
Ore, has arrived here for two or three
weeks visit. with her brother, E. l..