Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-07

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April Aired Hallett made five trips
to Little Falls last week, hauling hay
and pulp wood.
Bring your wood to T h H raid.
We take wood on subscription.
W, H, Gish and Mrs. Nancy Brown
went to the Falls Thursday returning
Friday.
R: 4. Martin spent Sunday with friends
at Flensburg.
A. 6. Oby and S. $. Martin are still
hauling logs to the Gish mill, but the
time for hauling logs will soon end unless
We get another installment of winter.
Orr war ON 20 is at an end according
to latest dispatches, mutual friends
from Little Falls having interviewed to
put stop to hostilities, such as Justice
Sheldon and Deputy Sheriff Crest.
There ia q lull in the echool district
war on the North side, in district 80.
and the inhabitants have gone into the
more peaceful pursuit of more and bet
ter roads, which is something each day.:
more apparently needed, and OF which 1T
will be long time before we have a sur
plus.
H. Oby went to Little Falls Monday
with a load of wheat.
We see some are preparing their spears
for the advent of the sucker
After long rest for our justice OF the
peace. We are to have little civil law
administered. VIM. Bailey va VIM. and
and Frank Pierce, and Cal Schroeder Va
same parties. ., .:
Mr.: Keller is gaining slowly and will
soon be out again.
North Prairie.
April DIAN Trask was the loser OF
one OF his best cows March 29th.
Grandpa Geissel is said to be very low
and is likely to slip away on the folks
all OF sudden this time.
Albert klisch is very low, troubled
with PROSTATE nervousness. tie has
been III that condition Tor several years,
although not in as bad II stage az at
present. He IS not expected to recover
Simon Trutwin has bought the Anton
Weber farm, moved over and perma-
nently settled for business.
Michael karash has bought a farm
across the Mississippi OF Eugene Bowers
OF ROyalton. He moved over the latter
part OF last week. This should b.
farm OF 100 acres which he bong. t for
$l,400.
NJ. Z. Klein is putting up cage on his
farm III Buchanan. We would like very
much to know who will be the lucky
canary. NJ. {. has a few that he calls
his "best' now, since he means business
it will be hard to choose the best from
The best
Born: 10 Mr. and Mrs. Peter FLIP,
Sunday. March 10Th, a SOD named
Jo>rpE'.
Born To Mr. AMI Mrs. Anton
Schneider, Il .:naluhl,r.
Miss Cecilia 's,b:+4 CLOSED a su,.cessful
term ui school III dlstrnr No. - March
2Sth
Nr. and ,r$. Ilenrck OF Hodiugford,
were visiting Mrs tien.ck' = parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Albert kl,sch, Saturday and
Sunday.
cooCPA uCu1l3d "Sae d CFOWO
OF men to work on the track for his
brother Michael, who is section-boss
there. He got acrew of IL last Monday.
The work is to begin about the middle
Of April and last nearly all summer.
john FLIP was the loser OF a fine 2
year-old cold last week. The colt killed
itself BY running against fence post.
Ben Sickert had the misfortune to lose
two cove the 31st. The COWS walked
along the Two River for a distance Of
20 rods, when they broke through at
the mouth OF it and got underneath the
ice. He found them by following their
tracks.
Peter Gospodar, Father Gospodar's
nephew, left for his home at Jamestown,
N. d., yesternight.
Miss Helen Wochner came home from
Little Falls last week to spend Easter
with her mother and friends. She re-
turned yesterday to resume her duties