Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-02-01


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Chas. Thomal q, one ofthe oldest settlers
Of this town, died Eat his home j an. %,
.of inAammationo Of L be bowels, aged u /.
Mr.. Thonalla was q native sc Germany.
In41872 he came to this county and re-
sided here ever since He leaves 8 vito
aud 1--we grown-op children Mrs. Henry
Burggraff Of Benton county, Mrs. Albert
Pe,ron Of stearns county, Mrs. Richard
rrettle and youngest, ]. G. Tholnalla
Of this towD. The funeral took place
Thursday aud an nusual number Of
people Is ere present a. ..s.4.:z
Rev. a. Gpsp0dar pfficiated, Rsv. Bel
szs,uski Of Elmdale ard Rev. Schoso
OF Opole, were also present ut the
ceremonies. The5rt,rrowlng family have
the ,sy mpathyof allin their berea vemrnlt.
+ Mrs. Po~.ll, OF st. ,,lnnd, is visiting
with he.' sister Mrs. Jacob Theiues. ~
Charles sink OF Wadena was visiting
relatives and friends here, recently. =. 1
Several Royoltonites, ten III number,
were in our vi'lag" last sunday.
A surprise party took place at thu
home OF Mr.. and Mre. r. K. Carnes last
Friday night. 800. >:.
- A young boarder arrived at the home
OF Mr.. and, Mrs. Henry Burggrahf last
Thursday. -: -.
The, Mutual Fire Insurance Co. elected
new officers recently, and the result OF
it was that the reliable old officer had
to give up his account. ~
Miss Francis Ohota died Jan. 25th
The funeral was held from the Holy
Cross church Saturday morning.
John Geek, who has been ill for the
last two months, is again able to be
about. Us. IL l..
A magic lantern exhibition took place
10 the village hall Monday night. - :
A dance was given OF the residence OF
Martin Geek Monday evening. All pre-
sent report jolly fine time. =:
The mouth-organ band will. give an
entertainment in the near future.
Our merchant has lot Of ties in his
yard, for the new road that is to come
here. The ties are II inspected, we are
waitin. for The, company's man to com e
and make some corrections.
Joseph Wochnick IS on the sick list.
Quite d number of our people are SUI
fering with c! cup. 4.
Wiener saw mill is running in full
blast. -: r.. &
The Klein brothers are hauling logs
to the Wilson mill at Royalton, and re-
ceiye $11. 90 per thousand feet for red
oak and 5000 for bass. 4 -
p A. A. Barton was in Little Falls last
Saturday on business. -
Rev. A. J.. Gospodar is making a
general visit IN this community.
By the way. Gust Chapiesky and John
Kaiser, OF Swan River, were at a dance
here last Monday. So the sun must still
be shining here. *.* ... x. n.
Jan 20-Carl Thomalla is on the
sick list. 49, "~ ...s -
There was pleasant surprise made
on Mr., and Mrs. Jacob Themes last
Monday evening.
Misc Agatha F uchalla has recovered
and is now attending school. -,
Miss Constantine -,.Puchalla, is house
keeper for Rev. Z.elonka at Opole.
An infant child OF Mrs. and Mrs
Charley Borosch died recently.
Frank Sura, while crossi, g the Missls
sipple river with load Of wood, broke
through and got soaked. i -:
John Mrosla the sawyer narrowly es
cape injuries last week. He fell back
wards on the piston rod from " hich b.
received a shaking, -
Mr.. and Mrs. ruchalla were in St. Ctout
last week, to see Sr., Kostku, 0. S. B.
who is i'll in the hospital. 3
| Albert and Gust Chaplowski, OF swa,
river. were here asst Sunday