Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-09-07

ed on to Staples where they. had din
ner with VIM. BueloW's uncle and fam
lily. After the meal and "good talk
they returned home by way Of Brewer
vile and Long Prairie.
Miss Agnes Mortensen went to Bur-
trum Monday to visit with her sister.
Miss Hattie johnson is employed at
the B. B. Cox store this week.
H. G. Rydholm of Sank Centre was
business caller here between trains
Monday. >....r,.--
Mrs. E. Van Zile and children Of Lit
tie Falls arrived Monday for visit
with relatives.
The flag at school was hoisted Mon
! day for the first time since the close
of school. =. IRIS
An earthquake shock was felt here
Monday afternoon at about 1880. 1t
was mostly felt in the large buildings
in the village, but farmers tell us that
they felt it while standing in the
fields. About 25 or 80 years ago sim
liar shock was felt Z miles northwest
from here.
) The Misses Winnifred and Maude
Daley Of Maple Lake arrived Monday.
The former will teach the first and Sec
| ond grades, the latter the fifth and
sixth grades, temporarily. Miss Esther
Murphy of Wisconsin, who was t. take
these grades will not be here for the
first two months, on account of sick
ness.
Forest Glantz of Glenwood visited
relatives here Sunday and Monday.
Leonard >Ziemkowski left Monday to
| attend the state fair.
Mrs. A.. J. McRac was a caller at
Little Falls Monday.
Miss Martha Alters was business
caller at Little Falls Monday.
Miss Winnifred Maynard, the third
and fourth grade teacher, arrived last
Sunday.
| E. L. Kaliher and son Larkin, who
were business callers at Minneapolis
several days last week, returned home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Schoske and son
Theodore of Lidgerwood, N. D., arriv-
ed Friday. Theodore was among those
drawn in the recent draft and was here
to visit relatives before leaving. Mr..
and Mrs. E. Braatz took them to Bow
lus with the car Saturday and from
there they boarded the train for home.
Miss Dorothy Ballzar Of Burtrum,
! who has been visiting relatives here
for short time, returned home Satur-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bacon accom-
, day.
Trains No. 20 and No. 30 carried an
extra passenger coach for those who
wanted to attend the Stearns county
fair during the days of that fair.
The Morrison county fair September
15-16.l7-18. Be sure and be there.
, G. J. Wilson and family and B. H.
, Milbrath went to the Todd county fair
| Thursday evening with the expecta-
tions of seeing the aeroplane ascend.
Their expectations were not filed.
Many more the same.
J. Tarbox Of Big Lake arrived last
Friday. Mr.. Tarbox will have charge
of the village school this year.
: Clyde Kaliher was seriously hurt
when he fell from the cement mixer
George johnson Of Pillsbury was tax
, ing home. Three other boys were on
T the mixer but nonee of these were hurt
Clyde sustained three broken ribs be-
sides many minor cuts. He is getting
, along better than expected. r..
II Swanville is going to have high
r school department, provided enough
! pupils come. Five teachers will be on
, hand. First and second year hi Oh will
be taught. It was decided rather late
! about having high school department
and it was not advertised enough. Five
, were there the first day, but there
, are from twenty-five to fifty that could
60. Prepare now and come. The soon
r.! er the better.
Mrs. B. H. Milbrath and children re
8 turned Monday from Sank Centre
/ where they had been visiting relatives
The st. Peters school started last
I Tuesday with thirty pupils present
/, This is a good number.