Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-11-03
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Nov I've learn with very great
pleasure, that on Than sgiving day, the
Model n Woodmen are going to give a
great ballin the Dahmen & GreH hall.
For two reasons there is no use to saw
it is going to be a success. First. be
cause the musical part is going to be
under the direction Of the Pierz Union
string band. and second, because nearly
all the tickets have been sold.
The Reverend Father Stephan, our dis
tinguished and devoted parish priest
With strong committee OF ladies and
gentlemen, are preparing for a great
fair, which is going to take place the 7th
8, and 9th inst. in the parish schoo,
building for the benefit OF the church.
No doubt that everybody will shake
hands together and give hand to
a W: rk VINO merits such big enthusi-
asm. We are sure in advance OF a great
success on both sides, pleasure and
money.
John Heach, the we'll known carpenter,
' '"''' '"eCl'cu j" 'ctCel HUH notary
OF Hartford, conn.,. telling him that he
has to his disposition the beautiful sum
OF S23 900, a gift coming from relativ
OF bis, who died very long ago, but John
Heach having not been found, interest
has increased the sum. But the defender
OF Uncle Sans flag in 1864 has been
found, through the influence of the L. S.
War office. Our best congratulations
to John Heach, who receives such for
tune in his old days.
There was quite a time here Sunday
night. there being a farewell party ten
dered DR.. Roy. who left for Eu1 ope the
next day. \ parade of citizens headed
by the Union band marched to DR., Rows
Office The band: under Frank Boehm's
skilled leadership, gave several selections.
Adam |er'ng presented DR.. Roy on the
balcony, and A. Sitzm an MADE a clever
speech, expressing to Dr.. Roy the regret
OF the people at his departure, and in
Vlted the doctor to the Woodmpn hall,
where choir OF voices, under the lirec-
ton OF Prof, A. Nusang. sang beautifully
divers pieces, among them ebe Hoch,'
which received an encore. Prof. Nusapc
then addressed Dr.. Roy, wishing him I,
safe trip DR.. Roy was much affected
by the kindly greetings, but managed
to thank his friends for their kindly
greeting. DR.. charpentier delivered wit
! Y speech thanking the friends. Mines
FRANK Faust and Jacob lsl;,ka had
| Charge OF the excellent supper VIM.
Aonen looked after the liquid refresh
menus. lhere was large Attendance.
All who were there will ever remember
the occasion. aud We are sule DR.. Row
VIII never forget the testimonial OF
friendship given him by his friends OF
| i'ierz
Miss clara Ripley Of Agram. who died
! RECENTLY. was only II years Id. lust
blossom'ng into womanhood. when lie
promises most 10 youth. The family
Mas our sin':ere~t sympathy.
Dahmen x Greil will put in 1000. 600
feat of logs for Mr.. Buckr.;ln at gay
lake. Ed. Kraemer will b. foreman.
John Henneck and Geo. Hoffman .Jr..
have also taken a contract for million.
Henry Stump, sob of Hon. j. Stumpf.
{ and lena Nag"I,. daughter OF Peter
Nagel. were married Tuesday, Oct. 24th
by Rev stephan. There was a long
wedding procession and u banquest and
dance at the residence OF the BRIDES
father The CnioA band gave excellent
music, and all present had a fine time
1he bride wore Sky-blue dress, empire
style with wreath of lilies of the val
ley. Many valuable gifts were received
We wish the young people every huppi-
ness.