Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-07-01
SPORTSMEN ASKED FOR OPIN-
IONS ON GAME BILL

A bill has been introduced in Con
gress which provides for the purchase
of public shooting grounds and for the
purchase of marshes and lakes fol
netting and feeding grounds for game
birds. Through its secretary, Harry
LaDue, the Minnesota Game Protective
League is seeking to get the opinions
of the sportsmen Of Minnesota on this
BILL The league has given the measuer
it's hearty endorsement. A communica-
ton to the president Of the Morrison
County Sportsmen 5 Club asks the
members of this organization to express
! their opinions on same, by writing to
Senators Knute Nelson and F. B. Kel-
logg and Representatives Sydney An
| derson, Frank Clauge, Oscar Keller, C.
| R. Davis, Walter H. Newton, Harold
| Knutson, Andrew J. Larson, Halvor
Stevenson and Thomas D. Schall at
Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Anna Terrell has leased the
residence at 81 Third street northeast
and will move there today from the
| flat in the Joslin block.
NJ. Lipinski and family have moved
from the Trebia towski building on
Third street southwest to their new
home, First avenue southwest.
Mrs. G. NJ. Bradt of this city, who is
visiting relatives at Brainerd, sustain
ed fracture Of the small bone in the
ankle Of her right leg Friday, in fall.
Some local people had to borrow
bread from their neighbors or go with
ont over Sunday, as the local bakers
and dealers were sold out early Satur-
day evening.
During the lot weather, the Harwha
! theatre will net be run for movies,
Manager Shoots has announced. Road
shows will b. booked for that theatre
| a. usual, however.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Buskirk returned
the first of the week from Saltwater,
where they attended the marriage Of
their niece, Miss Gaylord Buskirk, to
Mr.. Byron Kicks. Mrs. Kicks is a
daughter of John Buskirk, formerly Of
this city.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Madsen arrived
| here Friday, after spending their hon.
eymoon in Itasca state park. They
| visited with Mr.. Madsen IS parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Roberts, ST., Friday,
leaving the next day for Elm Dale,
| where they will reside.
| Burglars who are believed to be
local parties. on Friday evening en-
tered a home in the southern part of
the city and took savings bank con-
tanning about 81 in small change. They
| gained entrance by removing screen
from one Of the windows.
| Twenty young people were entertain
ed at the home of Miss Mabel KEEL
shus Saturday evening, in honor of
Miss Edna Nelsted Of Ekalaka, Mont,
guest at the Kjelshus home. The
evening was spent at music and games
and a delightful lunch was served.
| One hundred seven young men and
women were graduated from the college
of agriculture, forestry and home econ.
omics Of the University of Minnesota
at the recent forty-ninth annual com
mencement. Mardry johnson, of Lit
tie Falls, was the only one to graduate
from this county.
The weekly bulletin Of the state
highway department shows trunk high
ways in this territory fair to good
No. y, from st. Cloud to Brainerd, is
fair st. Cloud to Royalton, good to
4 Little Falls and fair to Fl. Ripley to
i Brainerd. No. %, Little Falls t.
Browns Valley, is fair Little Falls "a
ISwanville; good to Sank Centre and
\ from there on 50 Browns Valley good.