Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-02-27
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F-b. 25-Geo. f.. Hoffman Of Buh lie
quara ,,ined for smallpox.
G. n. Koering. who is conducting
a meat market in Braine d was here
on business last week He sold his
building in upper town in which
JohnH. Gre]l is at present running q
saloon to Dahmen, Grell q Co., for
1866.
Barney Gross started his sawmil]
in Buh Tuesday. He reports that
from fifteen to twenty loads of of logs
are coming in daily and he expects to
get about 800. 900 feet to saw there be-
fore spring.
Vim. Denzen of Buokman, well
and favorably known here, died there
Sunday after q long illnesswith cancer
in the face.
The G. o. F. court will hold their
monthly meeting Sunday evening at
7o'clock.
M. A. Thcmmes, our tailor, returned
Sunday, from q two weeks visit at
Buchanan.
Frank Schai returned from the
northern pinerles Monday. Our quar-
tette will be complete now and We ex-
pect to soon hear them sing again.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Tony Fried
rich girl
On Monday a girl was born to Mr..
and MIS-. Jacob Blake.
On Tuesday little lady arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Berg.
Martin, Frank and Christ Vosen re-
turned from the northern pineries last
week.
A new mail route has been estab-
ished betweenPierz andVineland. Mile
Laos Lake, to begin April 1st. Also
two new postofices has been establis"
he'd on this route, ono at Granite City
with John Kramer as postmaster. and
one in the new town of Richardson
about seven miles southwest of Vine
land, with Geo w. Chambers as post
master. Bids to carry the mail will
be received by the post office depart
ment until March Oh. The mail will
run on the following schedule:
Leave Vineland at 8 a. M, arrives
in Pierz at 5 p. m. on Mondays.
W ednesdays, and Fridays. Leaves
Pierz at 8 q. m. arrive at Vineland 3
.. m. on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat-
urdays. The distance Is about %
miles. The postofaoe in Richardson
is named Chambers. The name for the
one in Granite has no been decided
on yet. Three names have been sent
In of which the department will select
one.
John Noll and Miss Mary A. Lust
were married at the home of the
brides mother in Hillman Tuesday.
Justice ::Nohner performed the cere'
mony. Our bast wishe, to the newly
m8rIleu coupe.
The danceMondsy evening was fairly
we'll attended and a good time wal
reported. Fiftyone tickets were sold
Otto Lasin of Lastrup was saving
outfit a few DAYS This wick: CT" '''~"
Mrs. Ed Kramer died Tuesday morn
ing, after a long illness With con
sumption, aged 81 years. The funera
will take place from st. Joseph's
church Thursday morning. She leaves
husband six children and her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Boser,
besides large number of relatives and
friends to mourn her early loss. MAJ
she rest in peace.
Washington's birthday was nicely
celebrated in the village school. TIT
children gave an entertainment ani
Teacher H. A. Err, also Teacher
Staub, addressed the audience on thu
life of George Washington, which wa
we'll appreciated by the entire au
dlence r sent
The St. Joseph society will hole
their monthly meeting next Sunday
Many people from here attended thu
funeral of VIM. Denzen at Buckma1
Tuesday.
The corduroying ""of the lis rods O
swamp between sections lz..and IS i
nearly completed. As soon as th,
weather opens in the spring the tow1
will have it covered with one foot o.
earth which will make the road fit fol
traffic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Nohner viii
leave for the twin cities this week
Mr.. Nohner will purchase a supply o.
farm machinery, and Mrs. Nohnel
will buy her spring stock Of millinery
goods.
Frank Novak of Pulaski who hal