Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-02

.6-,l1Il1o rails BOarO commerce
held quarterly meeting. Larry Hodg-.
son. mayor OF St Paul. gave fine adj
o s-The Minnesota division / Of the
Jefferson Highway association met in
io-Darling women organized f,rst
rural mothers club in county.
and at Penz Wae dgstroy
II and 12-Henry Tieman Of Belle.
of$ so hGEi fERn ehGsrs Settler Of
Platte town. died, age 70 years. -.
12-Charles Dayeau. old resident Of
Ripley town, died from apoplexy, Is
12-John Deering, old resident of
county. died at home in Little Falls,
ls.Mrs: 4. kennedy Of Randall, old
resident of county, died from complica-
ton Of diseases, age g years.
eisrf Of Court and ' Xmerica ~ I ie%en
Salvation Army drive began in
COUNTY %Ss Es;ae quota was $4,000 and $4,000
l6-Mrs. Barney Block Of Pierz fell
down the cellar stairway in her home
fsa She IN old at
high school and Central school, Little
Falls. for benefit Of rural pupils. ..
!. E-Swanville G.. A. r: and w. r. c.
town. old resident Of County, dieS 1 from
palsslyMsiS s;. a e. g y Eaiisx wife Of W.
Galley, former Royalton business man.
died at st. Cloud hospital.
19-Wm B. Clarke of Royalton. a
Of E e F fed aee
2o-Little Falls Water Power COM
pany started construction. of electric
f1a1 - SH11S SSi0 n Qrr nj in
22-Morrison County Red Cross held
annual meeting in Little Falls ~
'i s$@The G tight SHIFT At the saw mill
at Little Falls was taken off, due to
shS9rtaE Es: Of help; ,,>o oo
chased property in Little Falls for re-
sc. E. Vasaly. of Little Falls
elected director OF National Prison as
25-Electric lights were turned on in
village of BoWlus for first time.
swanville, died from paralysis. age ~
:26-yos: viecherek. early settler Of
Swan River: died at st. Gabr C9 hos
27-Big saw mill at Little Falls ceas-
ed operations, This was the last sea-
SOP o. of st. thi S,n mill ~. ohoson location
FAILS I; made str;Sn aE fight for its reten-
In 2 k1tt9e mans; Guild of Little Falls
held annual meeting and elected Offic-
ers.. Mrs. p S. Randall chosen presi-
29-Mrs.. Andrew. stroman, pioneer
resident of Swanville. died at Pillsbury
Bon %en dsnc Is Glib
formed at Little Falls.
Standardization of daylight burglar
alarm system in Little Falls banks was
3O-Victor Locks of Pike Creek pur-
chased Ferguson general store on West
side, Little Falls.
1-Civic league membership cam
ship to more than 800.
2-Third annual Red Cross roll call
began in Morrison county. Campaign
in city by An conie}a
20. 2: vasaly was seriously injur-
ed in &%tS Sssd sfm in o st. dstrct court
convened. with Judge Parsons on beach.
4-Final papers granted to IL resi-
Ct a injured
at papermill at Little Falls, as result
of being struck in back by a large
S-Coal communicating order went
6-Vincent Kiisch of Bowlus was fin
ed $500 in district court for violating
7-Countess Turzynowicz gave inter-
esting address at high school auditor
ium. Little Falls on work of Red Cross
Mrs. Charlotte Yanselow, pioneer
resident of Culdrum, died from hemorr-
hage Of the lungs, age "a years:
9-:Little Falls was selected as next
i~er vN1o hYY cfo a
association. in session at Moorhead:
9-Peter Picotte, pioneer resident OF
asasht Rsa MIS- died at H hS%s Of 1 ais
'1 i5S5 3sS 5. SAte!tman. one of the Oldest
residents of ike Greek. died from
Sp sf 5hs staee banf Of Motley
was granted a charter.
11EMiss Sadie Fuller; a native o. Of
died fi from i paraiysis, ISL age 81 Years:
11-cushing citizens. under leader
ship of Cushing Red Cross branch. gave
rousing homecoming celebration for
i2HRoepke & Hubbard purchased
Williams farm. west of Little Falls,
comprising $50 acres.
elected a member Of national executive
15-Charles Woods of Hillman won
potato Exhibit. His was the Green
Mountain variety.
attempted to circulate radical litera-
ture in Little Falls. The police stop
ped him and conf1scated the papers.
Is and 16-The Milaca Circuit. of
Norwegian Lutheran churches held
their annual meeting in Little Falls.
19-November settlement was made.
Total amount $156.185.67
19-Dan Sheedy of Randall closed
contract for operating an implement
shop at Randall.
20-$1O,0OO auction sale was held at
A. H. Henwood place near Motley.
21-Council at Little Falls appointed
committee to provide municipal skating
rink.
22-Charles Gakin pleaded guilty in
district court to second degree forgery
and was sentenced to the state reform
atOry.
22-Little Elk residents organized
community club.
2S-Little Falls K. c. lodge took in
'' s4E NJ So Mary Drong of swanville
was awarded $1,000 damages by jury
in district court, against Busby &
Katzenberger, for the death of her hus-
band, caused by liquor.
25-Morrison County >Co-Operative
Society held annual meet
ing. Old officers reelected.
25-Farmers of Cass and Morrison
counties held big Joint meeting at Pill