Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
NORTH PRAIRIE,

May 29.-A week ago last Monday
were married at the Holy Cross church
Joseph klein,a prominent young farmer,
and Miss Anna Janish, an esteemed
young laby OF our town. Miss Gicei'a
Janish. as sister OF the bride, acted HIS
bridesmaid and e. NJ. Klein, d brother
of the groom. grOomsman. Father
Gicken OF St. Cloud, performed the cere-
mony. Immediately after the ceremony
g. wedding breakfast was feerved at the
brides home, whereafter the newly mar
RED couple left for wedding trip to
Wisconsin to spend few days with the
brides relatives there. Their stay was
rather limited, owing to the manage
ment of Mr.. Klein's farm, which de-
manded bis presence. They are now
housekeeping. All their friends unite in
wishing them happy and prosperous
married life.
Miss Helen Wochner left for Little
Falls week ago Monday to complete
her studies at the high school for this
term.
day and Tuesday Of last week on bust
ners, thence TO st. Augusta, thence
home.
Michael Puchalla, of Perham, was
here over d week ago last Wednesday
place. The work is grading on the
workers, was over Saturday and Sun
day! y!trying to induce some more young
men to go. They returned Sunday
night.
1t ia no wonder that correspondents
sometimes neglect reporting. l once
heard q certain young lady accusing q
certain reporter Of composing an item
about her and when coming il contact
with him and into conversation, relat-
ing matters to the reporter, found that
those were merely suppositions Of hers
turned iuto facts by her. Well, you are
specifically affected, silly to go on in
this way. ConviDse yourself first, get
black Oh white and then talk to y0ur
heart content, otherwise it is advisable
to keep still. My idea Of the practical
solution Of the whole thing is that if q
correspondent has any common sense
and Judgment about himself, he will not
venture to bring himself into antipathy
with parties without provocation.
A certain young man Of the southwest
has been making rounds from house to
house with the firm intention of making
Que OF our young damsels the beautiful
mistress OF an Opolp home. So far his
attempts have remained futile not on
account Of bad looks or lack of wealth,
but for reasons unknown to u.s.. We
sincerely hope, however, that good luck
might srrlke him in the near future for
We expect lnvitations.
Jacob Jansky, Of St. Cloud, was q
caller at North Prairie last Sunday He
says that hail has fallen so mucI, that in
come places it was fully six inches thick.
John A. Barton was at Little Falls
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
D. Wiener has moved nearly all of his
mill excepting. the boiler. He had q
wlack at it, but it being just after the
ram the job was nnsuccessul. He viii
move that as soon as roads dry up.
Reports OF a hail storm south Of us and
. tremendous downpour in the north
have been noticed. We were the lucky
ones just then, having had no rain ali Of
last week. A steady ram began SUNDAY
morning. lasting until Monday mornlng
and as consequence the ground R.well
saturated. All kinds Of grail, are doing
we'll. h . *.;t a. :,
Miss Rose Kitewski, Of st, Cloud, is
visiting the Pulaski people for q few
weeks. 35s &
Vince, the storemaa, is at Sc. Paul and
minneapolis Min on business for . few days.