Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-01-07
DARLING TOWN

jan S-Durlng 1919 In Darling there
In 1920 there was but one death. ~
largest number I%s Of deaths in Darling
home. While gone. he was employed IN.
a number Of towns.
"A; August gu Biz; Blom&uist made a hnsieese
not step out very often these days asd
| this was his first visit to the county
seat since September.
the footing Of horns. ringing Of bells.
blowing OF whistles. firing Of EunA
Elon Anderson celegrated his sixth
| NO one around here seems to have
any word from Herman Mattson. We.
m9 W!;3,d to R5aham last spring:
aP at f %isf1e nfF9 a1ls wood to II"
Hae sb; Me1f1n has has his his house 1s
Herbert Malm is busy cutting wooa
and &c cle saIn his land. He will have
The report that Otto Thelander had
purchased the H. Jones farm was not
| true.
A number of splendid Christmas fes-
| rivals were held in this vicinity during
the holidays The one given at TIE
| nounced especially good.
Jan. 81, numoer OF friends were
| entertained at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Henry Holste Tuesday evening:
Dancing furnished the amusement and
fine time was reported by all
! \ mission meeting was held at the
Mission church Tuesday evening.
~ W u an n, Paterson tte1 is visiting friends
! We had snowstorm New Years
day but it was not enough for good
| slc|:hine'. Th" roads: are in poo: con-
dition and good snowfall would be
| appreciated.
Frank Deering has cut down the pine
trees he purchased at the Amelia Pear
| School district s5 will resume school
next Monday. Jan. 10.
The re-, Missss Edna Troselius and Hi
have returned to Little Fails. where
they attend high school after spending
the holidays at home.
August Blomauist we're we're b"sinesH c a
ers in Little Falls Wednesday,
Jan. Sword has been received
from George n. Danforth. former agri-
| culture professor of Royalton schools
and booster of the late Vawter Farm
| ers' club, that he is in North Hampton.
| Massa chusetts.
Ed Thoen of Diville was business
| visitor. in these parts on Friday.
north of bere t" a Mr. Wingo oS Of
1
Cloud for town property. Mr.. and Mrs
| Isaacson have moved their furniture to
st. Cloud and the new owner of the
farm has taken possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Thoen and fam
lily of Royalton and Mrs Minnie WOOL
sey of Montana called at the Jack
Duerr home New Years eve.
J. r. Mcleod was called to Crosby
on New Years day by the illness Of his
His case was so serious that his father
and grandfather brought him to the
hospital at Little Falls.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. F. c. Thompson of Deli
Rapids. N. d.. is visiting at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. A. C. Soren3on
and other relatives.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Schlfct-
ing on New Years morning girl.
| Quite an exciting time was had ut
the r. Dickson home New Years eye
when their son Wallace mysterioassy
working there, was for some reason ~
other greatly disturbed by his disap-
pearance and after calling all tA9
| neighbors on the telephone. found Wal
lace reposing peacefully undor the
Hans 1saacson Of st. Cloud came
down from that place Monday for -,
! visit with relatives.
The members Of ROyaft0n C0-Ope13--
tive Creamery from this vicinity 1t-
tended the annual meeting at Roya,to3
Monday.
Mrs. Nick Wolak returned home Sat-
urday from q several days. visit with
relatives at Holdingford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Hunter and fam
lily visited at the Gregor Nelson home
Sunday.