Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-11-23

proceeus CT the entertainment Will go
to the purchase Of an ambulance for
war service and for fund to care for
the d"r~rdents of lodge members in
the service. ~. .
Nail 4ecruits, who are training ct
the Dunwoody Institute, will be the
special guests of the Elks at this per
Torrance and an entire section OF the
auditorium has been reserved ter
them. 80:
KARHuNsAARI WANTS MATCH
WITH CARSON
Henry Karnunsaari, the Finnish
wrestler from Brainerd, was in this
city Wednesday, .enroute to New YolA
Mills, where he will meet London, the
Wisconsin wrestler next Tuesday eve
ming. ...-, j.. ,:.,
Karhunsaari states. that he is will
ing to wrestie with l.. W. Carson OF
this city at any time and match viii
likely be arranged between these two
men. 49,, :..s.': :r.~.-: -
Last Monday night Karhunsaari and
Ollie Olson, Milwaukee ddleweight
wrestled at Crosby, and ~Karhunsaari
won tho match, throwing Olson the
first time in twenty minutes and the
second time in six minutes. 49,.
CAN SELL EXPLOSIVES WITHOUT
..5 LICENSE -
Dealers in explosives are permitted
to continue selling these products with
out license, providing they keep an
accurate account of all sales and to
whom they were made, according to ad-
vice received by County Auditor Nc
Marry. A law was recently passed re-
quiring all persons dealing in, handling
and storing explosives, to get IL
censc from the county. auditor, but the
auditor was not provided with any Ii
cense blanks or instructions, although
the law went into effect on Thursday
of last week. The government has not
yet been able to supply the necessary
forms. :..~..
MFANTuE PARALYSIS CLmI0
AT ST. CLOUD
An infantile paralysis clinic. will be
held at the public library ct st. Cloud
November 22-23-24 from s to s. The
clinic is conducted by the state board
of health, all sessions being free. It Is
desired that all having been afflicted
with the disease be present for exam
nation. Experts in this line Of work
from the East viii be present at the
clinic. Miss Mettel, the visiting
nurse, accompanied by number Of
those who have had the disease will
attend the clinic today.
BENNINGTON CLUB STARTS 7. ".
q. A. DRIVE
The Kensington Embroidery club Of
this city has tho honor Of being tho
first from this county to contribute to
the Y. w. G. A. war fund. At the last
meeting Of the club it was decided to
turn over the money in the flower
fund, amounting to so, to this fund.
This club he's been organized for q
number Of years, but has been purely
a social organization until the last
year, when it took IN Red Cross work,
Of which it has done . great deal.
oNA1dIA RESIDENT DIES HERE
Mrs. Mary Wyse Of Onamia died
Tuesday at 1880 D. M, at st. Ga
briefs hospital. She was recently op-
Grated upon at tho hospital tor ap-
pendicitis. She was 81 years old.
Mrs. Wyse was born in Wisconsin
October II, 1866. She is survived by
her husband and three grown sons.
The remains we're taken to Pierz
Wednesday morning and shipped to
Onamia from there, for burial
GERMAE EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH
Lutheran lions Congregation. Rev.
F.. J. Ochlert, pastor, 400 Third ave
nue. northeast. Sunday services: Ser
vice at Buchanan at 1880 O'Clock O.
M. No services in the city. On
Thanksgiving Day there viii be SER
vices in the city at 1880 o'clock q.
n.