Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-11-21
ORCHARD And GARDEN.

Put PROJECTORS against sunScald ana
RABBITS on the trees now.
Watch the squash and cabbage stored
in the cellar. both are apt to decay
at TINS time OF year.
Roses should be laid on the ground
and covered with straw. Put boards
or heavy paper on to shed the rain and
snow. Rose toAage must be kept dry.
Keep potted bulbs in cool dark
place until they are we'll rooted. An
early top growth means poor weak
flowers.
Butternuts will keep over ono or two
years if wen cured and kept in q cool
dry place. This is especially fortunate,
as we seldom get two good crops in
succession.
be sure to have good supply of pot
ing soil where it will be easy to get at
.le2r spring to use in hot beds or start
lag early plants in the home. A loan
SOIL is to be desired.
At present prices greenhouses cost
4bout IS cents a square foot to build
u nearly $a2,5oo per acre Of ground
covered.
There seldom has been a season when
garden vegetables have been OF so uni
4ormly goou quality as this year: Why
lot USE more vegetables and less OF
more expensive foods.
Ihe first snowfall is a good excuse
20 60 rabbit hunting. A thorough job
low will prevent girdGng Of your ap-
pie trees and tender snruDs later. BE-
SIDES, rabbit meat is excellent right
now.
A blue and brown dye is made
rom the leaves of the Ginnala maple.
1t is also one of the very prettiest col
lored foliage trees Of autumn. Its ma
tive home IS Siberia, Korea ana Cn4l.a.
-LeRoy Cady, associate horticulturist,
University Farm, st. Paul, MINI.
FAWNDALE
November Io-Air. anu Mrs. E. ..
Larson visited at the L. E. Larson home
the last of the week.
Miss Alfredo Boscll arrived the last
of the week from st. Paul to spend the
winter at the homo of her parents.
Mrs. Susie Peters Of Elndale visited
with Ella Davies Wednesday.
Mrs. Paul Kulla and son, Joseph,
transacted business at Bowlus FriGay.
John Sobieck of Elmdale and Peter
Ohotto, Jr., left Thursday for Benlidjl,
Alex Rudeck of Pike Creek delivered
load of hay at Elmdale for John Ru-
deck Wednesday.
the week for Lewisville, where she will
visit relatives during the next two
weeks.
Thomas stiller Of Opole was visitor
in this locality Sunday.
IL h..
repairing the interior Of the school
house in district No. 1875.
Harvey Anderson and VERNE and
Gandcl Madsen were at Elmdale Sat
urday.
Mildred and Margaret Simons of
Swan River were callers at the II. M.
Kinney home Saturday.
Chas. Madsen left rec emily for Holy
okc. where he is employed.
Mrs. N. s. Simons and son, George.
and daughters, Dorothy and Irene, mo-
torcd to Elmdale Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Johnson and daughters,
julia and Olive. left Monday for Cali
'fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Larson and Mrs.
L. f. Larson and daughter, Esther, vis@
tied at the Andrew Bosell home in
Swanvillc Saturday.
John Kalia, Jr., who has been EN-
ployed in Elmdalc for some time recent
~ returned to his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sura drove to
Elmdale Sunday.
County Nurse Miss Janet Worlen
has finished giving Il series of IL. free
lessons to class of girls at E'mdale.
The class took examination last week.
Those present wore: G zoe" Ja""h~or
Emily Ohotto, Scna Madison, Mimic
Noe. Christine Woltcrs. Gertrude Kalis,
Elisa Nelson, Luclla Madison. Ella Da
vies, Mrs. q. W. Hanson and Mrs. NJ. j.