Little Falls herald., 1922-11-17
BROTHER OF A. X. HALL DEAD

3, after lingering illness. He was Z:
years old. MI. Hall formerly resided
on a farm in Green Prairie township
this county, locating there shortly
| after the close of the Civil war, il
which he served. He leaves three sons
Orrin and Walter of Seattle and Elmer
of Duluth. and two brothers. A. X. Hal
of this city and George Hall Of Brain
erd.
EXHIBIT OF TRAINING DEPT
WORK AT HIGH SCHOOL,
A big exhibit, of work done in the
training departments Of Minnesota
schools is being displayed at the loca1
high school bdilding this week and the
public is invited to view it. Today is
the last day it will be shown. Every
school in the state contributed articles
to make up this exhibit, including the
Little Falls schools, and it was shown
at the state fair and the teachers
training conference this fall.
RoYALroN BAND WAS HERE
In the writeup of the local paving
celebration in the last issue no men
ton was made Of the presence Of the
Royalton band. This was due to the
fact that the band did not come here
until late in the afternoon, after going
to press. The band played a number
Of selections downtown late in the at
ternoon and evening which were thor
oughly enjoyed.
Edward Gierok underwent surgical
treatment at St Gahrie1's hOsDital
Monday.
Mrs. Harker Gordon and baby were
discharged from st. Gabriel's hospital
Saturday.
Mrs. w. T. Page of Swanville under
went surgical treatment at st. Ga
briel's hospital Friday.
Mrs. William Blair of Swan River
underwent surgical treatment at St.
Gabriel's hospital Friday.
Miss Mary Flynn of this city was
admitted to st. Gabriel's hospital Sat-
urday for medical treatment.
Wilfred Bentler of Randall was dis
charged from st. Gabriel's hospital
Friday, after receiving surgical treat
ment.
Harold Eastman, son Of H. V. East
man Of this city, entered st. Gabriel's
hospital Tuesday for medical treat
ment.
Michael Tillman of Pike Creek town
ship is at st. Gabriel's hospital for
treatment for gunshot wound in
the knee. .
A number Of buttermakers from
creameries in Morrison county in St.
Paul this week attending the annual
convention Of the state creamerymen'
and managers association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kelly entertained
at dinner Saturday evening in honor
of their daughter Evelyn, the occasion
being her sixteenth birthday anniver-
sary. Covers were laid for ten.
Mrs. R. K. Carnes of Two Rivers and
Mrs. Milo Young of Swan River en-.
tertained Sunday at the Carnes home
for Mrs. John Sjoberg of Grand
~@AoAo oAS'3 WIN Ii > V1S4tAAS .>OAO A1AcuOS
in Royalton and vicinity.
Joe Afford has purchased the inter
est of his partner, John johnson, in
the soft drink parlor in the Bourassa
building on Broadway east. Mr.. John
son has no plans for the future and he
expects to remain here at least for the
present. 81
Philip Jacobs and Dewey Tessman
Of Carver were visitors at the Matt
Riesgraf home here over Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Flicker and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bares and daugh-
ter Audrey Of Pierz were also guests
at the Reisgraf homo Sunday.
No celebration or program was held
in Little Falls on Armistice Day or
account of the paving celebration two
dayys previous. At noon the citizens
observed 4 brief period of silence ii
memory, q q. those who rest ii Flander
Balls tolled md q Whistles blew "a re.
mind 81 the pubic s. the occasion
gnppsr - zlerved III Tho evening byl
! eahe Amelfcan /. auxii linIySa Sand theI
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