Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-09-12

Stpl.s 0-ATcnltecGa eier Left
Suldsy Tor Stephan. Wis, here Sc viii
suit.rvife the building Of new ch orch.
t.antteld Bros. 81 Little FALL, fIninhe,i
plasterihg the v,llage school hons*, Nj.
day, and a. reported, have done. a good
job. ..s: s>.I. : 80.
school in district No. 10 opened Mon.
day with 4. G.. S~ifert a. teacher. NJ.
Seitert spout his vacation at his home In
st. Cloud. =. :. -
The Huwer school in district No. 81
opened Monday with 4. Si,zman a.
teacher, and in district No. 80 Bnh.
school opened the aH,ne .iny with Nick
Stnub as teacher. The school IN di.-
tr'ct No. 80 will open next. Monday with
Miss Bertha Pallansch OF Feeeport as
teacher. e,,y e., a.
Tony friedrich m :,v-d hi- family into
Henry Kingen's house iu Lower Town
laat week. -- -. ::
Cigar Maker j. P. Wagner, of Little
Falls. was here sunday. -
The two-year. old boy of Mr., and Mra.
J ohm 3 ,lster broke leg Monday by
falling down a stairway.
/ Henry Ssumpf is building new house
John Schmidbauer sold III. 12O-acre
farm ia Granire to- \. G. Oswald Of Wis
consin, for $500 and bought 20 screa
OF land adjoining his farm in Buh, from
Lorenz Boser for $11OO.
Barney Grots. who is running one OF
his tbreshing rigs at Mayhem Lake, re-
ports grain good in that section. Que
farmer averaged 81 bushels OF wheat
and 70 bushels OF oats per acre.
The primary election will take place in
the Mr~. j. Newman building in the
Macho block in Lower town on Sept 10
Hsny Ferguson il having q new house
built on the new Mile Laos road and
when completed will be one of the incest
dwellings, in that vicinity. Architect
Weikel Of ReloDzovflle 10 SUPERVISING the
work.
Arnold Nagel has purchased q new 40.
o. Buffalo Pitts separator with self
teeder and winds .acker. attached. The
machine is reported doing excellent
work. - /: -"
A. Il. Nacbo received q, carload of
furniture last week, and now has a fine
stock to select from. =: ~
+ D tectiye Wallace Of Minneapolis was
in the village again Friday trying to get
more information regard 10 the:
school house Ire. =: <.> .:.<r. 49,:
Nels* Peterson and Rriggs are5at
present appraising the stA te school land
in Pietz and zneighbor,ng|| towns. ~ 3:
f! Don't forget to attend the primary;
Fe'sction Tue ,day thu 10th and K,uRen'e
grand opening "Wednesday tho 18th.
I The many Relatives and friends hereof
Ar:raada NJ. George Ydsen: residing
near Dixv,l's, were sorry ID learn 1of the:
death of,{their 1o:year-;ol daughter,
who WAS struck ~ sslighthtn4 and ,ih-
'etantly,. .klllyd:. there Friday miorbina.
The. girl had gone ont to 1T the w1sh
from the line and when within seVeu<or
eight feet from L trse where the f,no vas
fastened tho lightning struck the tree
and her ut the same time. The funeral
tool place from the Buchanan church
Sunday. Our sympathy to the family
in their bereavment.
Harry A. Err. teacher Of the village
|school, arrived here today and will make
bis home at NJ. Wermuekirchen's hotel
in Upper town. School will open to-
morrow.
Mrs. Elizabeth Vosen of Buchanan
moved Tuesday into the new home in
the villsge, recently purchased of P. n.
Newman. Her daughter Mary will re-
side with her and do dressmaking..- -,
One of Jos. Bollig's horses fell iato q
we'll Sunday but was taken out unin-
jured. ..
John Preimensberger is building q
new house in Upper town and will make
his home there as soon as completed.
N. N. Bergheim, democratic candidate
for county attorney. was in town Mon
day.
BorR-To Mr.. and Mrs, Hubert Bed
mar, Monday, daughter. -
Miss Mary Thomas. formerly OF Buck
man, has opened a tailor shop in the
Macho & Neuman building IN Lower
town. She does all kinds OF ladies and
gents fashionable tailoring, aud also
cleans and repairs clothes s..
Mrs. J. Nohner got in a larg 90 stock OF
millinery goods last week which will
give the ladies of Pierz q chance to cover
their hea1s with tho latest city styles.