Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-18
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April 16-Frank Faust and John
Pbilippi left Monday for trip through
western Canada where they intend to
invest in land. -. s., s.- ~.E.s
A. Weikel of Alonzoville completed his
contract. painting the school house in
Dist. No. SO. for which he received $45.
Hubert Bares is building new barn.
Mr.. Lueckemeir of Melrose was il
town Monday and Tuesday selling grave
stones.
Mrs. Miller, widow who resided in
our village the past two years, was taken
to Little Falls Friday. x. Buessler
rented his house and will move in the
e rst days.
Marshal Lnop, of Granite City, is
down with diphtheria. DR.. Kerkhoffquar-
antiDed the place Sunday. -.
Nick Sehr and Miss Lizzie Brausen
were married in Buchanan Tuesday. The
wedding took place at the home of the
brides parents. John Neisius of Agram
and Miss Susie Van Herke, of Buh. were
smarried 10 st. Cloud Wednesday morn
ing. A large wedding Was celebrated in
Sank Rapids at the home of Peter Dam
bier, the brides uncle, whose daughter
was also married the same day, making
it double feast. The Pierz Union
Orchestra furnished the music and many
IRON here attended. Our best wishes to
them.
Robert Kluge Is brick veneering John
Otremba's house in the village this week.
The safe and fixtures for the Bank of
Pierz arrived Friday, aud they are now
at work building vault.
The meeting at the Pierz cheese fac
tory Sunday afternoon was we'll at
tended. The president OF the factory
addressed the audience after which the
Little German baud rendered few mas
terpieces, and PHEASANT afternoon was
spent in music and songs. Refreshments
were also served. Alois Phillips took a
picture of the audience and factory.
John Dombovy. the upper town black
smith, who is also first assistant chief OF
the fi.e depart ment, ordered practice
Tuesday evening. The boys all turned
out aud watered the at present dry
PERI.
Frank Zuleger and family moved from
Little Falls to their cd home in Pierz
Monday.
Mike and Herman Meyer left Monday
for Idaho.
John Dombovy could boast Wednes-
dsy Of being the only permanent black
em,th in the village that day. Henry
Schneppenheim having gone to North
Dakota, John Philippi to Canada and
Frank Marsh,k, being a member of the
Pierz orchestra played at the Neieius
wedding in Sank Rapids.
Frank Rauch is enjoyed as bartender
in Faust's saloon during his Canada
trip.
The school in District No. 80 has
closed for this year. On the last day Of
school it is reported that they had a
very pleasant time. A number OF peo-
pie were present and the time Was spent
by the children in giving little speeches
and songs. The parents were greatly
delighted at seeing their children so far
advanced. 1t shows that the teacher,
Miss Kate Bollig, took great interest in
her school. We hope to have her back
for the next term and for many more
years,
The St. Cloud Journal Press says oil
the Neisius- Van Herke wedding: FEATHER
Meinrad, 0. s. B., was the officiating
priest and he celebrated high mass. The
full choir sang in connection with the
celebration OF the mass, The hour was
8 o'clock. Miss Van Herke is a lovely
young lady and she vas radiant in a
handsome bridal gown with veil and
flowers. Her MAIDS were Miss Katie
Neisius: sister OF the groom, and her
sister. Miss Lena Van derks. The
groom's supporters at the altar were
Peter Van Herke, brother OF the bride,
and Leo Wemerskircheh. All the parties
.ere of Pierz, Morrison caunty. where
they are members of prominent families -