Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-07-27


Harry Jackson was back again with a
friend, F. Stone Of st. Paul, who will
be at Pillsbury lake for few days.
fishing.
The annual school meeting was held
Saturday, July 81, the usual business
being looked after. B. B. Cox was re-
elected clerk of the district. School
begins September 4. The school teach
ers for the next term are: Jack Tar
box of Minneapolis, Miss Esther Muir
ply of River Falls, Wis.,, Miss Winni-
fred Maynard of Long Prairie and Miss
Winnifred Daley of Maple Lake.
Miss Maggie Grownsworth Of Min
neapolis, who mas been visiting rela-
tives here for some time, returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swartout were
Little Falls callers Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Ehrenberg and children
were county seat visitors Monday.
Henry M: Faller and wife, Rev. and
Mrs. N. P. Crosse and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Dohlke transacted business at
Little Falls Monday.
Miss Mallen of Detroit is visiting
here with her brother Alfred.
Vests Apiece orchestra played at
Flensburg for wedding dance Mon.
day.
DISCARD David and father, Dewey Full
Ter, Harold Thompson and H. C. Nc
Nelley of Grey Eagle were callers here
Sunday.
VIM. Fluff, Delbert Smith and Or
lie Dicks of Grey Eagle were Swan.
vile callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Stith, Charles E.
Stith and son Lyle, j. s. Cox and Mrs.
Charles Glantz autoed to Long Prairie
Sunday.
Perry Stith of Little Falls was a
caller here Sunday.
Forest Glantz visited friends at Grey
Eagle Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. J. P. Galbraith of Sank Centre
visited her son, E. G. MAXWELL, here
over Sunday.
j. Thompson was a Little Falls bus.
mess caller Tuesday.
Miss Meta Schwartz of MINNEAPOLIS
is visiting at the VIM. Auslander home.
VIM. Rafensparger and brother Clyde
who have been doing bridge work at
Thief River Falls, returned home last
Tuesday.
Harry Dreckmann returned from
Lime Springs, Ia, where he was en-
ployed.
Mrs. J. F. Muske returned wednes-
Day from visit with her parents at
Long Prairie. .
Forest Glantz visited old friends at
Grey Eagle Tuesday and Wednesday
of last week.
The o. H. Hitzemann family and
Mrs. Albert Thiemann are spendinp
several weeks at Pillsbury lake, in one
of the cottages.
Benjamin PETE was caller at Little
Falls Thursday.
Albert Koenig returned Thursday
from a business trip to Minneapolis.
E. Riggs Of Alexandria was a bust
ness business caller here Wednesday.
). F: Muske left Thursday for he'd
wood Fails, where he will put heat
ing plant in the printing office.
Miss Florence Wilmot, who has been
teaching school at Bismarck, N. D.. re-
turned home Tuesday.
y. G.. Dettler was Little Falls call
er Thursday.
Ed. Raffensparger and Carl Wollan-
der returned Friday from near Thief
River Falls, where they have p.ya
working on bridge.
koenig Bros. & Meschke have put
new platform in front Of their mill.
The annual mission festival of ST.
Peters church will be held Sunday II
koenig's pasture, if the weather per
m1ts It to be held there, if not it will
De held IN the church. Services in the
forenoon and in the afternoon.
'Zip' Showalter Of Grey Eagle was
caller here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Au e. Wiese were .coun.
ty seat callers Wednesday.
Mrs. I. G. Wilmot and daughter Flor
ence were Little Falls visitors last
Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace ZiemkowsAi
are visiting The formers parents here.
Mrs. A. J. McRae visited relatives
at Little Falls Wednesday.
Miss Hazel NAHUM of Starbuck Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Lucy Bacon, Of
this place, Wednesday.
News was received here Of tho ar.
rival Of baby girl at the home of
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Van Zile. They were
formerly located here.
John Loven was Little Falls caller
Wednesday.
A. J: McRae of this place and Ed.
Van lille of Little Falls took trip to
Gull lake, north Of Brainerd, Sunday.
Vests Apiece orchestra PLAYED for
the wedding dance of Ed. Raffenspar.
ger.
Swanville lost a hard fought game
with the Northends Of Little Falls on
Sunday, on the local grounds, bv
score Of 4 to 8. Ed. Raft was back for
this game. Ed is behind the bat and
did good work. The game was PLAYED
well throughout. Swanville was shut
out for the first six innings. In the
seventh they got two scores and in the
eighth one score. The Northenders got
their first score in the first inning and
the last score il the ninth inning. The
hne-up: Northends-A. King IS, ia
cobson 20, Boumont 3b, johnson c, Bar.
den 10, Ploof CT, Brousseau If, F. King
IT, sundstrom p. swanville-Cofeld
If, Nicholson 2b, N Vincent 1b, Mielke
80, =: Schrupp RI, Wilmot IS, E. Raft c.
A. SChruDD cf M Vincon+>r C,,-,