Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-03
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April /. Andrew Hemesch won the
photograph raffasd by Robert Kiuge,
and is now going to give exhibitions
with IL at Wermsrekirchen's saloon.
where he is employed ga bartender.
BARNEY Gross is now running his
saw mill in Buh with Two engines
He averages abont 1000 feet per DAY.
F. j. Zulegar is employed as en-
yineer. re-. r ::
Albert Marsbik, former Pierz
bog, was el4 cted mayor Of Cass Lake
at the rect Mt spring election.
Bern-To Mr.. and Mrs joe. Otrembs
Of Pierz. a girl. Wednesday.
Dr.. Niven will do dental work here
April 18th and 9Th.
Tony Friedrich moved with hit
lamily from lower town into George
Hillner's place In Buh last Monday.
Henry Lust rented Frank Mishke' 8
eng4ne, which he will use to finish
saving the balance of the logs he has
ut his mill in Hillmap. -. g.
The tpenjng OF 1.-THE cheese factory
Has been postponed until April 18th
q account of the cold and bad oads.
The t,wns of Buh and Granite will
1oM a int meeting in Wo!ke's sa-
loon in Lastrup next Saturday.. to d..
vide the town line road into road dis.
kicts.
The C. o F. court held a special
meeting S 'nday evening. Mike Smith
vas initiated. They gave the goat
lively chase and the boys that witness
I'D the race, claim that Smith will
pass for rough rider any day The
regular monthly meeting will take
place Sunday evening at 7 O'Clock.
Mrs. Lizzie Vosen has purchased
DIR. Roy's building in the village now
oscnpied by DR.. Kerkhoff. Mr.. vo.
sen intends to build an addition to
it and nse it for a lwelling house.
The defective parts in the Skunk
River bridge near Gerhard Terhaar's
was rebuilt the past week The plate
on she piles on the east side was en-
siraly rotted and the bridge had to
be raised and a new one put H.. Also
new joist and plank were put on, and
Che rods all tiQhtened The balance of
she bridge is reported in as good
condition now az when first built. and
will undoubtedly last much longer be-
cause iG is rebuilt with oak material
in place of the pine with which 1t
was built at first. Frank Feucht. Mag
nus Rauch, George Smith and Henry
aennen did the work.
Temodeled and painted Chas. Buetgen
and Berg Bros are doing the work.
Nick Sehr. who was badly injured
N the pineries a few weeks ago and
brought to the Little Falls hospital for
treatment, returned home Friday. He
has considerably improved and it is
expected that he will soon recover.
Yhe quarantine for small pox va
raised from Nick Staub's house Mon
day.
Peter Hoffman, who visited at home
6r a week. retu rned Saturday to
Wahpeton. N. D, where he will work
anring the summer and again attend
college next winter.
August Otremba's house was totally
destroyed by fire Sunday morning. It
is believed that the fire originated
from the chimney. The building was
insured for $500 in the Continental
insurance company, Theo. Thielen,
agent, and $3.50 on household goods.
Mr.. Otremba is now moving the
house from the farm he purchased of
his father in Buh, onto his home farm
In Pierz, in which he will reside until
he has a new dwelling built.
Christ Berg who was taken with
smau pox has recovered, and now his
children are down with the disease.
Mr.: and Mrs. Andrew Mullner Of
Buh. left last week for Wisconsin,
whore they will reside with her
aaug hter, Mrs Kate Kimberly. Her
husband, Mr.. Kimberly, owns large
stock farm there.
Theo. W. Billmsier moved with his
lamily into Aug Otrem5a and Jos. B.
Hartman's house in the village Mon
asv.
Frank Rauch has bought new SIX
horse power gasoline engine from
milwaukee firm, and expects it soon.
As soon as 1t arrives he will attach it
10 his wood saving machine and com.
mence saving at once. Mr.. Rauch
;owna the rig alone and has no DART
ners in the business. .
Henry Gassert has been appointed
agent for the Pierz Mutual Farmers
Insurance company to insure farmers
ia !4astrup and vicinity. The rate is
~ cents on each one hundred dollars
insurance for five years and % policy
tee~ The company was incorporated
loss than year ago and now has
ninety six members, who have their
property insured in the company to
the amount of $4,000. They request
every farmer wishing cheap insurance
to insure their property with them.
Theo karel returned to Pierz after
2 years stay in the northern part of
the state.
A: Il. Macho left Monday for st.
Rsul where he will attend the semi.
annual meeting of the German Roman
catholic Life Insurance association OF
Minnesota as director from the st.
Joseph society Of Pierz.
The st. Paul Penny Photo COMPANY