Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-14
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June \ rank Geek went to- Riees
last Tuesday. 3 5.s q. .5s5 5s... 5s
Mrs. ] Lahr and Mrs. Oliver Cbirh art
drove to Rices tuesday. B. 5l. ST.:
Isador and Frank Kuklak caught and
nilled ak young wolves near their home
il Holding Saturday. s..s3 &.Isz y..s> .- Z.
+ Martin Kuklok brought q load. Of
groceries, for his store from St. Cloud
last Wednesday. Az e g. y: y !. ,: I: 4;@s
A new house ia being constructed on
the farm Of John Noda, the work being
done BY John Czech, assisted BY Martin
Kuklok and Mat Simalla. r. 1874
Frank r.. Czech has built stone foun.
dation under his old house, and intends
to build kitchen in the near future: :.
Stephen Guida OF Holding was here
Thursday. :. r.:
barbara T1ettle was visiting Kuklok's
folks Corpus Christi day. :
See our great offer. Read our ad.<
Peter Bnrsey Of Two Rivers was at
Opole Thursday. '~..'- T.. ~s
Peter Zwak has completed that part
OF bis barn, which was to be built of
stone, and has begun the woodwork.
1t will be a foe structure, and a great
improvement to the place.
Oliver Chirchart has opened bis ne y
store.
On account Of the bad weather last
Thursday the Catholic congregation at
Opole did not have their in tended exer-
cifes. =
Frank Armstrong OF Royalton was
here one day last week on his way to the
school house III Dist. No. SO. where he
put in pump.
Mat Simalla OF Holding also had a
pump put in by the same party.
Victoria Czech was caught in a small
shower Thursday afternoon. Look out,
Victoria, you might get wet.
Joseph KukIok had his bouse plastered
last week.
John Schulties, Jr., was at Opole Sun
day shaking hands with bis old friends.
John is a genial fellow and carries sua-
shine with him wherever he goes. Call
again! You are welcome.
Cashier Flask has an intention of
building blacksmith shop at Opole IN
the near future. A shop would be a
great Improvement 20 the village and al
80 makes it convenient for m.nv of the
farmers.
Thomas Peitron and Frances Mrousla
OF North Prairie " ere callers at Opole
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Pate, nell OF st. Stephen, assessor
OF the town Of Brockway, was here Fri
day.
Henry Chirhar. and Anna Lair, who.
are working for H. NJ. Gans, came over
Sunday. 10. .,I,s $=:|%.5
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John Soliciting OF Two .Riv ers was
here Sunday. $'IsE= :, ,GE., SIX !.
Mics G. Pohala, the priests cook az.
Opole. made flying trip to North Prai.
lie on business Sunday. ~$ #Ss !,
Peter Kuklok went to- Royaltop after:
q load Of merchandise for5his son Sd :,Irss
day: ,IS $% b sss sS=,$38. ::;;%$
Peter Zwak vent to R1,c,v, today. as
Ajolly crowd gathered at the home of
Isador Ch1rhart, Monday evening, and
all who were present report a splendid
time. Dancing Was The chief amusement;
music furnished. by part Of Opole's or
caestra. consisting of VIC in played BY
Joe Chirhart, guitar by John Kristosak,
and Joseph Kuklok With his whietle:. j.
R. F.. Ross closed successful term Of
school in District No! II last Friday.
An entertainment and interesting pro-
gram rendred, consisting Of / songs BY
the school, and recitations by Peter So
bauia, Peter and Mary Kuklok, Frances
Lahr, Mary and Ed. Chirhart, Jose,
Sherman and George Ross, Victor Pollok,
Orie Bertha and Harry Mills, Joe Zwak,
Harry Rheil. and Frank Stauok.5 =.
At the close Of the schools program,
VIM. Rose, who was present, gave an
elo4uentIepeech, setting forthfhis, views
on the. principles 81 education. They
were clear and 70 the point, and were
highly appreciated by all present. ~ j.