Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19
LINCOLN

Jn1 17-Mrs. John Graasiagor had
. teaE RIM sway when she was driving
1aower Monday and was killed. She
Was found under the mower and hel
faeo and side Of body we're bruised
; Mr.. G1assinger drove two times around
the piece and then she took his place
whom he went to the house to fix the
hay rake. When he got back he found
her ander the mower and the tongue to
the mower was broken of, so he felt
sure that the team <ran away but did
not know what caused them to run. He
thought that it was hornets, as they are
quite plenty in the meadows this sea-
SON. She will be buried Thursday. The
people here feel sorry for those who
arc left, viz, husband and son,
about 6 years Of age. Her sister Mrs.
Max Mayer, and her mother are left
to mourn her demise.
Charles Borgstrom, wife and son OF
Fargo, N. D., we're home on visit to
his fathers family, returning Monday.
VIM. n. Hanson is busy these days
buying cream, repairing autos and driv-
ing people about the country.
Tell the weather clerk that we need
rain. We were left without while Lit
tie BALLS and below had more than they
needed the last of last week.
The hay crop is going to be light
this year and some of the people arc
selling part Of their stock on that
account.
Hrs. S. L. Staples is canning peas
Theses days. The weather is dry and
they are filing faster than her family
can consume them.
The Ohildren's day exercises given
in tho Presbyterian church hero Sunday
by members of the Sunday school were
enjoyed by many. Mrs. o. A. Holt, sup.
erintendent Of the Sunday school de-.
serves much credit for her work with
the children. She is one Of the busiest
ladies in town but she never neglects
her Sunday school duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Nygaard Of
Gushing attended the Children's day
exercises here Sunday.
The Red Gross met at the church on
Wednesday afternoon. The ladies have
decided to dispense with the lunch to
save both time and expense.
There will be choir practice every
Wednesday evening at O'Clock, at the
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Lee Randall and children Of
Gregory spent several days visiting her
relatives here, returning home Monday.
The demonstration Of canning vege-
tables and making war breads by Mrs.
Hough Of Little Falls was indeed well
attended. Besides the demonstration
many new ideas were given the ladies.
She answered many questions and gave
her listeners many helpful ideas.
Gust Berland was in st. Paul last
week and is going again Thursday to
visit until his time to go as one Of
the selectives in the July draft. He
expects to entrain on July 26.
Joseph Zetah was in town Tuesday on
business.
George Warinner and son Roy were in
Monday.
w. B. Jones shipped car of cattle
Saturday and Miss Lee shipped mixed
car Of stock Sunday.
Albin Randall, Clarence Johnson, Mr..
Oldenberg, Jr., and other young men
ok ;;1l auto trip Saturday night to
I.itchGcld and other points, returning
Sunday night or early Monday morn
ng.
Dan Ran7a! is at work fixing up the
own hall these G&,,..,. lie took the job
TO side, paint and put i'll l!::.ccr board,
md also to put in booths for election
day.
, They are still-at work on the road
running east to connect with the Lit
tie Falls and Motley road at Chris An
ae7son g.