Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-04-08

g Art club will meet at the library pa
It lors on Wednesday evening, April L
L at 8 O'Clock. MRS. G. M. A. Forte
: will give a paper.
Fred Sherman, former state immigrs
I ton commissioner, was in Little Fall
n Tuesday and he attended dinner tia
4 evening at which he gave the boar
g members an informal talk on good road
: and the Babcock amendment.
l "American Savings and Trust Con
. pany of Little Fails, with Offices in tn
American National Bank, loans none
. on real estate, mortgages and buys an
sells real estate mortgages, bonds an
: other securities. ADV.
A bulletin board has been erected O
the wall of the Realty building by TIL
local American Legion post and bulle
tins of interest to the general member
ship will be posted there ashley are re
ceived.
Persons purchasing new automobile
are required to take out temporar
license, according to ruling Of tn
state attorney general. Application
for the license is made in the usua
manner and the fee is So.
At county convention of the M. w
A. lodge held in this city Wednesda!
afternoon, J. w. Crossfeld of this cit,
was elected delegate to the state con
vention. s. c. Vasaly was elected al
ternate.
August Christensen, secretary of TIN
Board of Commerce, was in the city
Wednesday and yesterday attending tt
business matters and for the meeting Of
the board of directors of the Board OF
Commerce last evening.
/ "Amcrican Savings and Trust Com
pany of Little Falls, with offices in the
American National Bank, loans money
ON real estate, mortgages and buys anC
J sells real estate mortgages, bonds and
other securities. ''-Adv.
VIM. Lowey of Aitkin was in the
city yesterday, looking into the posi-
bility of organizing violin class. II
successful, he will take charge Of thu
boys orchestra now being led by J. E.
Rasicot. He would also play slide
trombone in the city band.
Representatives of the Consumers
Shoe Company Of Minneapolis were
here this week making arrangements
for the opening 4of shoe store in this
city. The store will be located in the
place to be vacated by the j. c. Penny
store.
The Clute barber shop is now located
in new quarters in the Vertin build
ing, just across the hall from it's old
location. The move was nccessitated
because the America Savings & Trust
Company will use the first floor Of the
Security building.
Fritz Guy, one of St. Cloud IS promin
ent citizens, died Saturday morning at
the Hillsdale sanatarium, Hillsdale
Ill.,, from Bright's disease and compli
cations. Mr.. Guy was one of the pio
neer business men of st. Cloud, being
engaged in the jewelry business there
Employees of the concern from which
the First National bank of this city
purchased it's new banking fixtures, arr
here this week setting up the fixtures
The west half of the banking quarters
are being fitted up first, so that thu
bank can occupy same while the othe1
half is being finished.
Twenty gentlemen friends Of L. Q
Vessel gathered at his home Wednes
day evening and helped him celebrate
his birthday anniversary. After {
splendid dinner, the men spent an en-
joyable evening playing five hundred
The party was in the nature Of a sur
prise and was given by Mrs. Vessel.
Ezra and Gene Ledoux returned yes
terday from Hibbing, where they hat
been called on account Of the serious
Hines of their mother, Mrs. M. Ledoux
who was much better when they left
Messrs. Ledoux went to Hibbing Sun
day afternoon, Frank Dufort taking
them to Brainerd by auto, so that they
could make proper connections.
A. H. Vernon of this city, state com
mander Of the American Legion, was
the principal speaker at a joint meeting
of the Civic and Commerce Association
of Mankato and the Legion post of that
city, last evening. His subject was
''The American Legion in the Com
munity." w. E. Olson, formerly Sc
cretary of the Little Falls Board Of
Commerce, is secretary of the Mankate
association. 80
VIM. II. Bastien Of Pine City was in
Little Falls a few days this week Wis
iting his mother and other relatives, re-
turning home this morning. Mr.. Bias
tien, who formerly resided here and was
leader Of tho local band, has resigned
his position as band leader at Pine
City and has accepted similar posi-
ton at Buhl, on the Mesaba range
He will move to Bull in the neal
future.
Local police on Friday saw man
driving Cadillac car, who looked rath.
or suspicious. He started toward St.
Cloud from this city and the st. Cloud
authorities were notified. They armed
themselves with high.powered rifles and
met him on road leading into that
city and took him to headquarters
where an Investigation was conducted
It was found that he was an accredited
federal prohibition agent and that the
car which he was driving was one con
fscated at Frazee and being taken to
Minneapolis.
The Lincoln school benefit club held
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