Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-02-06
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tine Hurm farm to Valentine Sohraut
for $4,000. .~ ~. :. Z
:. Andrew Faust has purchased two Of
the church. lots in the grove in lower
town. of which be intends to buila a
dwelling house. ::
| Jos Hoheisel, Nick socher. and NJ.
NJ. Agermeier, were awarded the
contract to corduroy with rock 10
inches high and ia feet wide. about 80
rods of swamp between sections II
ard IL, at $40. 80 per rod.
The quarantine for small pox was
raised from Hubert Langers house in
Agram Thursday.
Frank Feucht lost blanket between
the village and his place. Finder will
be rewarded for returning it 60 him.
Mics Theresa Scumpf is employed
by the Weyerhaeuser family in Little
Falls, il accompanying them on a
pleasure trip 30 California. They left
last Sunday.
Joha Heach, cur oldest veteran, re-
turned Fridayirom Joliet, III where he
visited his sister, whom he hadn t
sesn fer AZ years.
In tho village schoolare 50 pupils en-
rolled. Il larger number than last year.
Forty four attend ed school regularly.
Five ucw members, John Dombovy,
Thomas Kohilka, Math Pauser, John
kasthlr'1 sad lI7ynus Rauch, were
Initiated by the c. O. F. Court Sun
| deT ev aaias: Everything went off
sn ,o!niy except Dam hovy, the black
smith, took tumble from the goat,
which slipped BY making g curve Mr..
Donbovy suggested that the racer
ought to be shod with side caiks under
the shoes
Frank j. Zulegar and Hurm left
Tuesday for business trip to Mile
| Laos.
F. X. WIRING Of the Golden Rule. re
turned Monday from the Twin Cities,
where he purchased his spring stock of
goods.
Several wolves were seen gazing at
the village Tuesday afternoon. If they
were looking for sheep, especially
white ones, they were badly fooled.
! FrankFaust's piano arrived Tuesday.
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It proves to be daisy.
Theo. Thielen is authorized to again
insure farm property in the Continen-
tai Ins. Co. of New York.
Mrs. John Wise of Br4inerd was
visiting here over Sunday.
Some members of the G.. @. F. court
are intending to introduce the second
degree in the court here to furnish
more innocent amusement for che
young membere.
The nrn'her 1T surprise parties the
past WEEK 10 seven. On Wednesday
evening two took z:ace AMI on Thurs
d"y they all enjoyed a rest.
Miss NJ. A. Thommes, our tailor,
will leave for q two week visit next
Monday.
The fighting belt seems to stay in
upper town. On Wednesday evening
1T went just across tho line into the
Buh territory but still into the will.
age. The winner that carried off the
prize paid q small fine and costs in
Justice Nohner's court Saturday, and
they are now playing solo together
again.
j Faust's house in the village il
quarantine for smallpox. A. Sitzman,
the Waterman. on ente ring the prem
Uses to make his morning call Tuesday
found the following notice posted in
front of Mr.. Faust's residence, which
he copied. 1t reads:
Ich weiss NIGHT was mir fehlt,
Ich sterile vor Ungeduld.
Ich weiss NIGHT was mich quaelt.
Die Pocken sind daran Schulz.
Elm gut elias Bier thaet I'm erheitern,
Und gaeb uns wieder die Geduld.
Jos. J. Faust.
! George Leeb will furnish tho towr
of Granite with 5000 feet of oak plank
at So. 50 per NJ.
Theo Theilen has accepted the offe,
made to him by the post Office depart
.ment to carry. the mail from Pierz t
Little Falls for$70o per year. The bid
sent to the department were all re-
jected on account Of Of being too high
Mr.. Thielen's bid being the lowest hi
was given the first chance to carry tn,
mail for 500 per year, which h,
accepted. His bid was 1895. The tw,
local party leaders are now both inter
ested in handling our mails, the post
master being stannch republican ani
the mail carrier q still staunche,
democrats.