Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31

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ing the first white child born in this
state, died at home in Little Falls, age
20-Hotel Royalton. new hosiery at
Royalton. was formally opened with
big banquet.
21-Littie Falls Automobile club
held annual meeting. w. o. Beattie
elected president.
"a class Of four nurses gr g: TED
briefs hospital. Little Falls.
23-Carlos Avery, state game Com
missioner, addressed local sportsmen
on matters pertaining to game and
fish.
25-Little Falls Odd Fellows lodge
ton Of order.
~. 2s|59ry i district court returned t
Hughes vs.: Walker D. Hines. Hughes
sued for $3.50 damages for injuries
sustained when he was struck by
train.
County mass meeting was held at
court house and it was decided to
launch drive for funds for soldiers
Sam Rubin Of Little Falls fined
$3.50 by judge Roeser in district court
for grand larceny. having secured mer-
Fifty papils a' Of s SvSaHiHS: school
put on May Queen cantata.
New amended charter adopted by
f fiti q Of Little Falls by vote of 4s4
adam Miller, old resident of Buck
'sHopera VII II NJ II: s. 50 F ffnaf was
given by Little Falls high school stu
6-John Rolf, old resident of Rail
Prairie; died, age SIS years.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Company started
erecting saw mill at Little Falls for
12-city council of Little Falls let
contract for 100000 worth Of paving to
General Geasr5il Contracting Company of Min
l2-Large barn of Pine Tree Man%-
destroyed by fire at loss Of $4,000.
12-Peter Knopik of Swan River was
featuring moonshine.
t h SSs35 Little Elk river bridge at
"a years old, died from results of ex-
| plosion of large potato sprayer.
, e.; 2$IGla ;;s Of fifty graduated from
IA successful baby and maternal
l clinic was held in Little Falls, under
, auspices of Morrison County Public
Health Association.
1mmerfall and Nick Thielen of Avon
were fined by Judge Roeser in district
court at Little Falls for the illegal
ma an of liquor: Rass was fined
Charles Larson. John Bartylla and
Frank Lucas Of Browerville were held
to federal grand jury, charged with
making moonshine mash
1s-Mrs. John Smuda of Pike Greek
an elderly woman. was seriously in
jured when thrown from buggy in a
runaway.
awarded $4,000 damages against Pine
Tree Manufacturing Company. He sued
for $4,000 for damages caused his lands
by overlooking. due to dams built by
~" S2ScS1nty branch Of Minnesota
gained in Little Falls.
22-Farmers of Morrison county met
County Wool Growers Association.
23-Mrs John Kasper, ST., old resi-
! dent Of Swanyille, died. age 70 years.
2s@Mrs: Ad :Ii,H c Ghounsrd' olde g
years. Lived in Little Falls rs years.
24-Motley Wool Growers Assoc1a'
ton was formed.
ing p was f9 @raGa+ea from
Little Falls public schools. Seventeen
graduated from st. Aloysius paroch1a1
Is Eighty cans Of pike fry were re;
county.
2e-Little Falls branch of Minnesota
Farmers Cooperative Potato Market
31-Annual Memorial day exercises
were held in Little Falls, in memory OF
all dead soldiers.
31-Large barn on Frank J. Otremba
farm. P1erz, struck by lightning and
! burned. One horse was killed.
Five steers on Nels Olson Wage
farm. northeast of Little Falls. were
1Creamery men of county met al
Little Falls and formed county associa-
ton Of cooperative creameries.
3CSeventh Day Adventist state con-
vention started at Little Falls; Lasted TED
1Mns Mary Yanietz of Little Falls
pioneer settler of Elmdale. died, age rs
| years.
represented Minnesota Federation Of
Farmers clubs at deep waterways
hearing at Duluth.
Hon. G: w: Bouck of Royalton,
and Crow Wing counties. died, age IS
ALBERT Czechowitz of North Prairie
resident of county thirty years. died
5Henry Gosch Of Fl Ripley pur-
chased Central creamery in Little Falls
from Geo. Peterson. Frank Dewey and
5---A. c: Townley, president of Nom
Partisan League. addressed large gath
ering of people at Pierz.
GA class of ~ members was taken
in by the Little Falls K. c. lodge.
s-Andrew Smracker of Alexandria
& Son.
s-Tornado which swept North Dako-
ia and Minnesota caused much damage
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