Little Falls herald., 1903-07-10
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dence pages 2, 3.
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Jolly. ST Zueger, Henry and
Mark Schneppenheim and Hubert and
Leo Bednar left Monday for Grandin,
where they will work on the Brown
farm this summer. " -,
lightning struck in the Peter
Nagels granary during the shower
Thursday evening, breaking several
studdings It also started to burn,
bat 1t Is thought the heavy rain put
out the blaze. Il, :. .:.~.,--, ~
Carl Virnig of Cross Plains, Wis.
who has been ..visiting here the past
week, returned home Tuesday.
John Berg was re-appointed village
police Monday evening.
LO Kirby. formerly cashier of the
bank here. spent q few hours among
friends here last Sunday. He ia now
employed with the Saskatchewan
Valley Land Co Of St.. Paul.
Tbeo Thielen the new mail carrier,
took charge Of the route Wednesday.
He also carries passengers and has q
swell rig for that purpose. The fare
to Little Falls ia 90 cents. = =
The quarantine for smallpox was
raised from Robt Gruber's house
Monday. Math Pauser is still under
quarantine. Jos Hoheisel is still under
qua arantine.
Two young ladies Of Agram who
took in the dance here on the 4th
towerd morning hitched up what they
thought was their horse and started
fer home. But when they were about
three miles out of town daylight ap-
peared and they discovered they had a
strange horse. They returned to the
village and found Christ Faust, a
neiehbor looking for his racer, which
tells the history.
The celebration Of the 4th was a
grand success. Both halls, upper and
lower town, were packed with young
dancers. The show tt at was here was
also good. and was we'll attended.
They furnished good music especially
string music, and the little children
musicians attracted much attention.
The celebration in whole was one of
the best ever witnessed here.
Young jackson of Buh ia Quaran-
tined for smallpox. The disease it is
thonght was brought to his house by
boy of Platte town whom he en-
ployed short time ago to work on
the farm and whose family it is now
said had the disease in the house at
the time he came to Jackson's place
The Lydick Snow Co left for st
Cloud Monday morning. where they
vii give their next exhibitions. They
were in the village five days and
gave good entertainments.
And Fem passed through the viii
lage Tuesday morning on his way to
the northeastern part Of the county to
survey.
PJ Haywood was appointed post
master Of Chambers, about ten miles
south Of Vineland, In Richardson
township.
White & O'Donnell of La Cross, Wis,
are here making arrangements with
the farmers to sell them a German
coach horse. The consideration price
is $240O.
M NJ Williams and R E Lester of
Little Falls accom- panied by their
wives passed through the city on their
way home from Mile Laos where
they have been enjoying a week Is out
irg.
The people of Pierz especially lower
town got great praise from the mana
ger of the show at their last entertain
ment Sunday evening. It comes as a
surprise to most of our people as they
are so used to hear the contrary.
F Y Virnig has accepted the agency
for the Plano machinery for this
season.
Potato bugs are more numerous
here this season. then they have been
for many years.
Crops are doing we'll after the rain
We had last week.
A w Cook and Haywood of
Richardson were in the village Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Faust celebrated
the fifteenth anniversary of the we'd
ding Thursday evening. Lydirick g
orchestra of Minneapolis furnished
the music. Many people had gathered
at the occasion and q sociable even
ing was spent.
Mr. nd Mrs Jos Bennen of st Paul
were visiting here on the 4th.
While Mrs Frank Grell was pulling
banana off from a bunch Of
bananas in Dahmen & Grell's store
Monday a tarantula jumped out on to
her arm and then behind tie counter.
A search was at once made for the
insect, but has not yet been found.
Mr. Weaden of st Paul visited here
over the 4th and Sunday.
Quite number of our business men
are having the water works put In to
their buildings.