Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-02
HAPPENINGS in 1919.
BRIEF REVIEW or ;PRINc1PAI.
EVENTS IN MORRISON
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-. COUNTY. 81. 81 .E
Following the custom Of previous
years, the Herald publishes herewith a
brief chronology Of events of the last
year in this county. r>~z
Elsewhere in this issue will also be
found chronology of world events.
Following is the county chronology:
Greek died from pneumonia, age IS
az 2Ga E ;,s3s sa9w % Of 81 St. Pay Rss former resi-
cident In which one arm was torn Oft.
died at the home Of her daughter. Mrs;
X S9 years Remains shipped to Detroit.
;S-city council appropriated $1,000
/ .9--officers Of Cooley Highway asso-
citation met in Little Falls and decided
upon manner of raising money for
@Mrs: Anna schypritt.. old resident
Of Pike Creek. died at st. Gabriers hos
pital from bronchitis, age 7s years. :
at city hall and o organized potato % grow. se
lo-H +. Blood. pioneer resident of
Pillsbury, died from paralysis, age 20
1o-Mitchell Burton of International
Falls. formerly of Little Falls. died at
Mayo hhf5Pfta o;RoS oRoche9tfs sge ~ years
way in Little Fails. @ - " foe
AL aaIFrSnk dF Mdk+S Wi5czek, ST.; pioneer resi-;
years.
Fails for s. years years, died Saes se s.. &abrieis
as city clerk Of Little Fails: - ''"4' .
y, I'm I'm. N: f.. y, Wi1liams III reappointed
Judge Roeser on bench.
171John and Mary Vaverek Of sobi-
olating liquor. laws by selling on Sun
day and to minors.
17-Congressman Knutson introduced
eompie@ent CON @ to Littie. Fans Sos FOR orna1 1a
n13-1 '17@MPs. e%'fSsss; Peter olesen Of. cloquet
forest fires in northern Minnesota.
21.Ghange made in railway freight
schedule whereby freight trains were to
219Mrs: Armine Barbeau.: Old resi-
dent. of Ripley town, died of heart
tr9ybls; age g cTa years; anth,, - ~ p,n,ov
was S2 e d&RsH
and struck on head with sled stake.
Was Tnnconscious for three hours.
asnEt koRzen me- P%sk x2S9 9istrict da%
court. for personal .n0 injuries. Plaintiff
26-Morrison County Lumber COM
pany ppa,cyg,n4oy moyed into new building just
2sIssmnel Trssbby. a resident Of
Fas for 80 died frf%
was one of the pioneer lumbermen Of
the county. He served as city, attor-
ney in Little Falls and as county cor.
St siEIittie Fails high school carnival
opened.
Morrison county potato growers
fof?f Rsf%hoeh' sehoei carniRa SaGd1a'Gn
e,?zes aettlisS seh(ag: rssident Of Roy
alton for 80, years. died at his home
2-samuel Hammebreck :, Of Little
Falls town elected president Of Minne-
sofa Federation of Farmers Clubs
ganized and incorporated by T: 6. Cor
don and sons, Warren ana Harker.
Gem%ittse M %as w anP9ntd rast
lu2oS %L. .o' 9. = yves; Vessel purchased store
building occupied by st. Paul store
SMMemoriai services were held at
high school auditorium for late Theo.
k9ossyslt; sys: Frank M. Nye gave memoir
-! 1c@&ibsrt c strom. old resident Of
Pine Tree Manufacturing Company,
o'1q. 19SN. 81 n. r. kergheim. mayor of Little
Falls, elected secretary:treasurer Of
Minnesota Conference Of Mayors
Buttermakers Association held its an
nual meeting in Little Falls, 80 dele
gates attending;
d,a2 Marths som Of
e eis%Littie Falls bowling team won
fifth place in bowling tournament at st.
IA. ?. Downs. q resident Of Royal
15|New storage rates on freight
went into effect.
| 15-Ralph S. Parker Of Darling was
aecidently wounded by the dis +disch9targe S9t1gf
Of Of the Wound February %: Mr.. Parker
served in the army in France. spending
seyera1 I'm months sat. at the frGnt: front no.,
at home Of daughter, Mrs. Geo. Kiewel
! from cancer. age So years.
sustained severe scalp wounds while
| at work on the new dam, when a bal
of iron fell son his head: ::
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annual meeting, 81 branches represent
ed. Old officers reelected.
J 21-Charter commission at Little
Falls organized to consider amend
21-N. P. Thompson, pioneer resident
of Elmdale, died from hardening of ar
teries, age 78 years.
22-Bowlus village voted to separate
from Two Rivers township.
27-John J. Francisco. pioneer resi-
dent Of Motley, died, age 78 years.
| 28-J. H. Docken. Civil war veteran
old resident of Little Falls. died at hi!
home.
L.. March.
/ 3-Maud Moon Weyerhaefser hall a
Little Falls was formally opened.
T. 3-Ben Grabowski of Little Falls me
! death at paper mill, a sharp stick il
some manner penetrating his body.
y "a creamery association was or
4 ganized at 'Hillman..
| 5-Part of new concrete dam at Littl'
Falls was opened for use.
11-Wm. Lambert. early settler o
Bellevue, died at Seattle. age 80 years
I 13-George Goebel. pioneer residen
Of Swanville town, died at his home
age 81 years. e,
14-Mr and Mrs. Andrew johnson
Little Falls, celebrated Goth weddin,
i4EMrs. Rosa Mueller took over Len
OK hotel. Place was remodeled an
l'cOnVerted into rOOming house. "