Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-03-07
FAYETTEVILLE,

Feb. 28-Po.. tics precede all subjects
at present.
The song Of $50 from ancient arch
ives is surely an interesting one, but We
w..uld like to learn the air; or should We
take the atm osphere? HI.
The town board Of auditors convened
on the first day of March at O'Clock q.
M, section %, in school house, to trans
act business provided by law. Town
caucus took place the same day at Z D.
N. 60
Our hon orable, faithful and energetic
town clrek, W. E. Shelhart, OF district
II, with his father C. C. were pleasant
callers in Platteville Sunday The latter
is making pr e.oarations for a new resi-
dence.
! The family of Kasmir Pestka was ill.,
| creased by baby daughter. ..
Alex Ridl and daughte, went to Pierz
Monday.
Mike Veitb and sister Gertie visited
with the Ridl family Sunday.
| A. S. Smuda and son Joe made bust.
ness trip to the Falls last week.
| Stephen Lipinski went to Little Falls
last week, where he will be employed.
Nowak and Pestka, with tn. assis-
taDce OF some neighbors succeeded in
bringing in their engine last Tuesday
from Little Falls.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Segeta
was made happy by the arrival OF a
young son last week.
The is one more month of school in
district 81.
Mre. Alex Ridl is visiting her daughter
Mr.. Rose KIeech, at Pierz.
Mr.. aud Mrs. K. Weliuski OF Little
Fa'le, are visiting here.
FIorian 0ombovy and wife attended
church at Pierz Sunday.
DR.. Kerkhoff of P,erz made a sick
call here one day last week.
John Poser, Martin Valentine, and
Mr.. Kobilka were employed by Mike
Kosobucki hauling ties to Grayelville
last week.
| August Peplinski and Stanley Pelarski
we're in Pierz Wednesday after some
lumber for the church.
The snow has all disappeared but the
river still serves for the sleighing traffic.
John Thomalla OF North Prairie, who
| ia at thu, Rro nd 1,v,;11 C,,1
Ivan lake, was caller Sunday accom-
panied by Andrew Krych.
Mrs. K. Welinski, who has been visit
ing here for some time. returned to her
home at Little Fails.
Mr.. and Mrs. Week of Pite Greek are
visiting friends at this place.
Frank Tomczik made a trip to the
Falls last Monday.
Several teams OF Buchanan are hauling
. lumber from the lakes.
Some logging teams broke down the
river and had time to pull out.
Work on the Lew church has been re-
n sumed owing to the mild weather.
To whom it may concern: Ifyou
can't lead your local items without
s converting them from lamb into carni-
4 vorous beast and deluding the non
subscriber by telling hun his name ap.
q pears in the paper you had better stop
. and avoid trouble
. Misses Balbina and Annie Ebertow ski
visited here with Mr.. and Mrs. Shelhart.
You can tell what kind of wheel a man
possesses in his head, by the spokes
which come from his mo nth,
t March 3-Do you know what caused
Q the recent cold spell? Our prosperous
farmers, John Hoppe, had his beard
+ shaved off,
i s. J. Mrosla. teacher OF district 81
tenders his thanks to the people OF Plat
,e town for considering and asking him tc
serve as town assessor. S. J. has other
l. interests at present and refused.
Christ Crest Of the Falls was here last
week for the purpose OF confering with
the people in regard to the new electric
Ill road which is to be extended east OF the
county seat.
az Mr.. and Mrs. Viczek of Pike Creek left
for their home Thursday.
The following town officers we're NOM
mated at the caucus March LIST:
Chairman-Chas Rychner
10 Supervisors-John Hoppe md Arthur
" Magnon
Clerk-W. E. Shelhart
n Treasurer-Mike Kosobucki
:. Assessor-C. J. Smith
70 Justice OF the Peace-Jos Matlock
Constable 2 years-Paul Kuklinski
Constable l year-Martin Cornell.
School report Of district 81 for the
month ending Feb. %:
Number enrolled ..... AZ
Il Average daily attendance .........1s
S. j. MROsr.A Toachor