Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-12-05

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O0C. 0-'1NIl.s HCQ:Olu0rl fOl MdJ NOW
lake visited Pierz last week
Josat Faust; accompanied BY his con
: AsdreW aud Mr~. Frank, Faust, left for
Cross Plains, Wis.,. Sunday Nov, 23rd,
to sttsed the wedding, Of Mr.. Fauats
granddauehtar, Who was married there
on Tuesday, New. 25th. *
Tony Fridr,ck left for the northern
pineriss Friday.
N. .Priglmeir was badly cut by falling
OF tho wagon ON the way home from
Little Falls and a wheel passing over
him. He was Immediately brought to
DR.. Ksrkhotf who dressed the wounds.
Nj. and Mrs. Jos. b. Hartman are visit.
ing relatives and friends at Jordan.
lina.,
The infant, child: OF Mrs. Konen died
last week and was buried here, Thurs
day. =. -,
Lastrup 10 now supplied with saloon,
A much. needed. institution to increase
the business in q little town.
Mia Kate Rengel Of ST.. Cloud was
visiting relatives here over Sunday.
1t Seems as il some peonle would steal
from. anybody 1t il reported that
about 200 feat OF lumber and six
punches of laths were stolen from the
village school few weeks ago.
Christ Dobmeir, formerly OF Dixville,
10 now haulisg !. beer to Pierz for the
Prei.ss& WINNER Brewing 20 of st.
Cloud.
Martin Sackmeister sold bis 100 acre
farm to Carl Hoheisel for $3.50 and in.
tends to move to western Canada.
JacohMeyer and MissGerty Kiugeu were
married here. Tuesday. and on Wednes-
day Tod: w mpa and Miss Mary Bednar
were unired in the holy bonds OF ma
trimosy@s: Both contracting parties
celebrated a wedding at their homes
which. was enjoyed by the many guests
preseat.s We all wish them every luck
and happiness IN the future.
VIM. Koeen. and Gust Dollmier got
the contract to build "a foot long
bridge across Platte liver north OF
Anton Veith's in the town OF Buh for
>63. 94. All material will be furnished
by the town.
Barney Gerwin9, H. Terhar, Hen ~
Wilkes. P. J. eau. ]. l.. Gross and John
Paulusoss who.lsft for q land seeking
trip through. vestern Canada about ten
day. ago, returned Tuesday. They re-
port three feet Of snow there which
ssttled that country for them.
Geofgs Hoffman Jr., got the contract
to furnish the town Of Huh with 5000
feet ii oak plank at $3.50 per thou
sand. l.
An syent for the Advance Fire Ap:
pliance Co., ,sof Milwaukee, Wis.,, was
here . fs~zdaxs:last week. He gave a
free exhibition in the village Tuesday
evening BY setting fire TO large. pile OF
wood well soaked with kerosene oil
which threw blaze about 20 feet high. |
He then emptied the contents OF one OF
the s1tineuisaers which contains about
q quart OF a dusty substance, at the
base OF, the fire and the blaze was out |
at An Instant. He sold ak to the viii
lage coanc,l and qu'te.a number to the
different buainess men, here.
A new U. 8. flag arrived for the village
school which will be- put ON eoou.
The devotion Of the forty hour prayer:
commenced here in the St. Joseuh's |
hu.ch Tuesday and will close Thursday,
Rev. Large OF Buchanan, Sand OF Lastrup
Altendorf OF Littl. Falls, Steinech of
Rices. Cans OF Staples, and Stiegler OF |
Wadena. are assisting Father Pfeiff.r !
dusiag the devotion.
Mrs. Kate Ruff and Mrs. Frank Ruff
Left tor Fort Laramie, Wyoming. last
Wednesday, where they intend to make
their future home.
The G. o. F. court here will hold their
mon bly, melting next Sunday evening
1T O'Clock. This will be the last meet.
ing for the year and the officers for the
coming year will be elected. Every
member should attend.
Barney Gross WILL put up saw and
shing'e mil, ON Aug. Otremba's land in
) c. 49,. Bnh, which ia less than two
miles from the village. There arenearly
20Q, COP feet Of pine logs within a half
mile around tho cav mi'llocation owned
BY aeiehboriug farmers who will have
them sawed there this winter.
The Firemen's dance Thanksgiving
s t."as ios &C. fne was n,r %s at It,
forty. 1t Retted the: department the
nice 'up Of 1854.
Harry A. Err, teaeAsr of. the vi.lnge