Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-18
Dixville.


T. e. 1855: Dixville. :: i, M .
Mch. ga girl was born to Mr.. and:
MIS-. T.. Krlefall. the first part of the
week. IT,. .,:
girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. H.
kuschel the first part OF the week..
John Mason, one OF Buck man's Oldest
and most respected citizens. leaves to-
| day for eastern Washington where he
will make his future home Mr.. NJ. has
two sons residing i'll Washington: His
many friends here wish him success and
| happiness in his new home and that he
may live for many years to come and
the closing years OF his life be the
brightest therein.
Frank Mason, son OF John Mason,
leaves next week foreastern Washington,
! where he will:make'his future home. He
takes with him a carload of farming
utensils, household goods and a few
horses. =:
1t is rumored that Fred: W. .Kowitz,
DixviIle's young and prosperous
merchant, and Mary kowitz, otf this
town, are to be married. Mr.. r.; with
matrimonial intentions, proceeded to
st. Cloud for. the purpose of obtaining
marriage license, but found::himeelf, as
| it were, in the wrong county seat, which
| necessarily necessitated a trip to Little
Falls for the purpose of obtaining the
desired permit. Later-We have since
| learned TINT they were married and will
make their future home at DixvilIc.
| Nathan Moorhead has solicited funds
| fpn fC hn lnl h,
| Dixville road running west to meet the
Royalton, road: This is a very
import mt road which We hope will be
opened up by our new board.
The youthful spirits of DixviIle and
vicinity rendered MI. and MIS-. Rudolph
Baumgardner a serenade one night last
week. The melodious and harmonious
strains OF COW bells, tin horns. pistols
guns, skyrockets, and discordant stray
voices, etc. caused the hills and valleys,
the rocks and ri Is, the woodlands and
| plains to echo and re-echo for miles
around. After the youths had amused
themselves for an hcur or more, genia
| Rudolph appeared upon the scene and
announced to the Uixvillites that he
was not prepared for the unex pee ted
$ alutation, but upon promising his
future hospitality, the boys disbanded,
North Prairie.
Mch. 13.-A warm contest at the town
OF Two Rivers. Al those elected have
qualified excepting John Schulthies. 1t
is rumored that he will not qualify and
the board will have TO appoint som"-
body else. We think that they could not
have selected better class OF officers,
even though they would have looked the
town over a number OF times. The
voters could not have selected a better
man for town clerk. The records ex-
plain themselves. Look them up \
thoroughly competent man as ell as d
good bookkeeper
Mr.. and Mrs. Saletzki, OF st. Cloud,
We're over visiting Mrs. Saletzkis par:
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mic Scheonka.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Zwak, OF Opole,
were over visiting Mrs. Zwak's parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph Gamroth.
Mrs. John Schulthies has left for
Evansville, Indiana. where she will spend
a while with her friends and relatives.
The Schulthies family resided there
before they emigrated into this colony.
Bids were given and received for the
cutting Of wood for the Holy Cross
church into LIT and 4 inch dimensions.
thas. Burggraff got the bid for $16.75.
About 40 cords Of WOO: to be cut
A Ger tain voter was going to have the
town election come off on the. 18th inst.
He said that the date was different last
year, undoubtedly not knowing that the
election takes place the second Tuesday
OF March. Hence the conclusion we
have come to is that he must have
thought that the man that posted the
notices made a serious blunder. He
also manifested that the annual school
meeting will take place in the fall here
after, again not knowing that the time
has been changed from the last Satur-
day OF July to that OF June.
1t has been reported that some rogue
played tongh some time ago, ex-
pectorating tobacco juice on one OF the
notices posted at a. certain Conspicuous
place. Now let me tell that rascal that
if he had been caught at the doing he
would have been subject to fine. The
more lnte1igent class OF people comedies
to have have him reformed some way if
sufficient evidence is gotten az to who he
IT,
We understand that Yavnk Bros, of
R:oyalton, had something confidential in
view: last Sunday. They were callers at
North Prairie on that date: " -.
1: Mrs. Wochner returned home from the
F&ths.; r." = -: =; !, '',! {; =,
A misprint was made in the last weeks
issue id The item concerning birth. 1t
Should have read tKus::3f Born to MIR.
Mrs: Mike Ledo, Tuesday,: March I'd,
twin sons: Both mother and boys are,
dong Weli:': s s. 1t Ir,,s,.-:
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March 16.-Frank Cook returned, from
I ,ltt 10 Fa11a Wednesday, uho,o ho boe