Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-01-04

| clothing from a railroad car here
May 31:-Mrs: Charles Owen, old resi-
JUNE
June 1;-class of So graduated from
June 1.-TWO thousand sixty-five men
aged p to 81 registered in Morrison
county for the selective draft.
June 7-City council passed an ordin-
ance recurring saloons to close at 10
Passage Of ordinance requested by state
safety commission.
June estate supreme court filed YER
det %pholding verdict OF district SonEe
$1,000 damages against the Lion Bonding
& Surety company. for the death OF her
June ga big patriotic meeting was
held at the Victor theatre, to boost Lib
erty loan, Red Cross. etc.
June S.-Thomas J. Monahan, a resi-
dent of Little Falls for "a years, died
years.
June 12-Mrs. Virginia Richard, wife
| of j. Richard, old resident of Little
June 14-simon Barton of Two Rivers,
old resident of county, died, age 6
years.
June 14.-First Liberty Loan bond cam
| S14275O worth Of bonds sold in county.
E. J. Richie was chairman of campaign.
| closed deal for purchase of Antlers hotel
property, to be converted into church.
June 14.-Martin Hovelson. old resi-
| dent of county, died at ST. Gabriers ho=-
pital, age 81 years.
June 17.-John Lindquist resident Of
| the county for % years, died from heart
failure age go years,
June 19.-Loca1 Elks pulled off very
successful
Grove park.
June 2o:-Big Red Cross campaign to
paign was also launched for members:
Fund was oversubscribed and over ovo
members were secured.
June 22-Redpath-Vawter chautauqua
started in Little Falls. Lasted days.
Was very successful.
June 16.-Mrs. Ella Branchaud wife Of
Theo. Branchaud of Bellevue died. age
"a years. She was a pioneer resident Of
June 2s.-Little Falls and vicinity was
visited by damaging hail storm.
June 29-District Jet, Luther League con con
closed Sunday. Was attended by over
100 delegates and visitors
June 25:-Jefferson Highway double re-
lay soeabty tour made TGht control
June 25.-Two children Of Stanley Jas
Four deaths occurred in this family
|
July Cecil, 2-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs E. Wise of Parkertown, was
drowned in watering trough.
July Local tax committee, appoint
filed report with council stating that
several large items had been entirely
omitted from tax rolls. Largest item
mentioned was Water Power company's
July s-The Little Falls Ladies Guild
this city, for charity work.
ence day with appropriate exercises.
barbecue, baseball, etc:
July ia baby girl was left on the
with family at Darling.
July 12.-John Sparry Of St. Cloud pur-
chased Kraker granite quarry in Buh
town and proceeded to open quarry and
to- erect finishing. sheds here.
July 15-Mrs. G. Chandler of Parker
town, old resident cf county, died, age
SIS years.
July 1s.-The Morrison County Safety
association was organized here, NJ. NJ.
Williams being elected president. -.
July 19.-The state supreme court hand
held by the First National bank of this
city against the 0. Duclos properly,
preference over liens held against prup-
erty.
July 21-Charles F. Raymond early
settler of Little Falls, died, age -
years.
NY 2:-Mre: Thelen, one of the oldest
July A.-Car belonging to, M: A.
Hotchkiss of Staples later was caught
With car in his possession. Was fined
$3.50 by Judge Roeser.
July 26.-Ignatz Kuklinski of Platte
was sentenced to state reformatory by
Judge Roeser, for indecent assault.
T111H hn 1nH avn nrI~
enced here in over twenty years. Their
moneter registered 104
July 29.-Ferdinand Rocheleau Of this
city died from injuries sustained in a
wife was slightly injured in the runa-
way.
of Ft Ripley was dest str 5 by fire. se' To
tai loss was about $22, 900.
July 29.-County authorities made u
raid at Lake shamineau and arrested
July 29.-The First State bank of Last
rup was opened for business.
July 3o.-The AL: G: Barnes circus ex-
hibited in Little Falls.
while on duty and was badly burned. .
July a.-County commissioners sold
to the Minnesota Loan & Trust com
pany. This money to be used for con-
struction of bridges over Mississippi at
ROyaltOn ana over crow wing at FILA
ger.
Aug. 1.-First trip was made by new
bus line started by the Park Region
Auto Service company. Line was oper-
ated between Long Prairie, Little Falls
and Pierz Line was later discontinued,
being a losing proposition.
Aug. 1.-The examination of men for
the draft was begun in this county.
Aug. 1.-Eugene Gotta, old resident of
Morrison county, died at Minneapolis, age
81 years.
Aug. 5.-Casper Kruschek, pioneer resi-
dent of Pierz, died, age 50 years.
Aug. 6.-The city council appropriated
$1,000 for improving road to Sparry quar-
ries in Buh town.
Aug. 15.-First community picnic was
held at county fair grounds. PICNIC was
big success and will be annual affair.
Aug. 15.-Miss Gertrude Lyon of this
city swan around Little Birch lake, a
distance of miles.
Aug. 15.--Peter \. Nelson, a resident Of
this county for q years. died in this
city, from heart trouble, age 70 years
Aug. 16.-Jacob Shypritt, old resident
of Pike Creek, died, age 81 years.
Aug. 19-August Sundquist of Gushing
was drowned in Fish Trap lake when he
lost his balance while standing in the