Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-29
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julius Marshik died at the home OF bis
son-ln law. Ludwig Otasek Wednesd law.
aged IS years. The funeral took place
church, Rev. Father. Stephen officiating
Catholic cemsterv. May he rest in peace.
Otto Bolster. who served IA Parish
clerk for many years. resigned, and
Frank Kapsner ia filing his place nov.
Mr.. Kammermeir, the rabbit king and
happy father OF bouncing big boy We'd
nesday.
A concert and dance will be given by
the Pier nnion baud at tn Dahmen &
Grell hall. in upper town, Tuesday.
Oct. s, for the benefit OF the band, to
buy new in Instruments Everybody should
turn out and give the boys lit. They
Will APPEAR in their new uniforms. and it
is wo. tn the admission price alone to see
them. good time is skured.
Mrs Julia Benttield received dispatch
from RiceS Monday, stating that her
father, Ed. Ruff, vas lying at the point
ofdeath.
Contractor kAmmnrmeier completed
the village hose house and fire bell tower
in lower town, aud the hose cart and
ladders were put in their new home laat
week
A cIevis Went through the ROser& Vir-
nig mich NJ at Carl Hopke place Satur.
day. iln're was no further damage
done except knocking eighteen teeth out
OF the cylinder. Monday another horse
shoe and Il tece Of IRON were found in
bundle whlI.' tn. ROilig machine was
threshiug 1T John Pr,mensberger's
place, but Wa discovered before it got to
the cylinder. pierre Of cast iron went
through the cyl nIer OF M. Valentines
mnrhin" Will, threshing at jendrow's
place. breaking The roncases and knock
lag ont 1nite :. number Of teeth out of
the cvii''i+r.
s. n. Br'An ~ili,'d Il wolf Sunday, and
not b. ing *;,'" 81 t'.r new wolf bounty
law, took t." animal to title Falls
MONDAY, and h'i to 'rturr and present
thu Si'd W. u t. he town r'erx. and get
a t. r'i!ir'Itr bio q he ron'd get his re-
WiI'i. 70 avoid further mistakes we
Will give part OF the new wolf bounty
law in Il Shur' 'r,n:
"Everv person "ho shall kill full
grown wolf hiring tn, months OF Janu-
airy, February, March. April and May,
Shall be entitled t. reward OF $500:
or cub wolf 1T any season Of the year
300. and Il fnll grown wolf at any
other season "i th" year $500 he
person claiming such rewal shall within
30 days after the killing of such animal
exhibit the carcass OF the animal so kill |
ed with the head and ears entire to the
town clerk III the presence OF two wit
nes>es Of the town wherein such animal
was killed, and make oath that such
animal was killed by him, also stating
the time and place when such animal
was killed by him, and that he did not
spare the lite OF any wolf within his
power to kill. Thereupon the town
clerk shall issue certificate to such
claimant which such claiment must pres
ent to the county auditor within thirty
days after killing such animal. The
auditor shall thereupon issue to such
claimant his warrant upon the county
treasurer Tor the entire sum to which
sad clalment is entitled and the treas
nrcr shall pay the same
los: Schulz had his hand badly cut by
a pulley on the threshing machine by
putting on belt.
Our village hunters had poor luck
hunting this fall. They were all CON-
planning OF game being very scarce, but
OF late since they go out alone. that
they have no teamster to say anything
abont their bunting, they kill consider
able game, at least they say so. Frank
Faust, I'd. Kramer, and Uncle John
took Il twO-days hunt at Sullivan Lake
last week, and killed forty-one ducks,
nineteen cartridges. seventeen chickens,
and saw two colered geese?
According to reports wheat turns ont
about the same as last year, from Is TO
~ bushels per acre, oats somewhat bet
ter and will Yield from 40 to so bushels
per acre. Threshiug is further back than
last year and the machines will all have
work here nn' il snow flies
The Dakota boys are nearly all back.
they report wages good there, but the
Jobs are slow.
Mrs. Frank Marshk is in St. Paul
Wher" she had an operation performed
by DR.. 'anac-Marquis.
III" new school house in district No.
SO in the town of Pulaski is how COM
p1rted. This district has now two
school houses about four miles apart,
Ih" other schoolhOuse was built last
summer.
Rev. Father Stephen purchased fine
horse and buggy OF F. Y. Wegler OF st.
Clouu Tuesday,
The st. Joseph soc'"; will meet next
Sunday.
The district school opened with ~
scholars, instead OF 10. as incorrectly
given last week.
Parkrton Is. d. Courier, Sent. II: On
the evening OF Sept. 6. one OF the most
pleasant and nioyable gatherings was
held at the home OF Peter Faust in honor
OF his father, .johan Faust. OF Pierz,
MIMI, the "ucasion being his 18th birth
day. AI'nt 200 friends assembled and
We're royalty entertained by "Our Host"
Peter, and all vent merry with a fine
1anch to sa'sfy the hungry and plenty
OF beer and lemonade to qneuch the
thirst, also a sufttciehcy OF cigars were
passed to please the most isveterate
smoker The program was on the i'm
promptn order and was opened 10 Prof.
Boyer and family rendering a beautiful
quartette. Beer flowed freely and smoke
and music filed the air. Being no lon
ger able to restrain themselves, Jacob
Billy aud Anton t'ergen danced the can
can with the usual variations. Math
Behrend jr., gave short off hand speech
which caused much laughter; next came
an elegant Quartette in German hu W.,