Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-09-18
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Sept. 71-Miss Sophia Christen Of
Albany, S:earns county, commenced
teaching nine months term Of school
in Agrsm Tuesday. j. 49,
A grand dance will be given in
Hsrtman's hall on Monday, Sept.
21st. The Pierz union orchestra will
furnish the music.
Henry Drummer Of Buh died Mon
day after long illness with consnmp-
ton. aged % years, 11'months and %
days. The funeral took place at Las
trup Wednesday, Rev. J. Sand odciat-
ing. He leaves besides his parents a
large number Of relatives and friends
to mourn his early loss. May he rest
In peace.
Bishop Trobec will confirm large
class here on Sept. 30th.
Mr.. y. Kosobusk XII, the Platteville
at ore and saloopkeeper, was in the
village Monday.
Math Ziegler will sell all his horses,
cattle. fam machinery and ..hoasehold
furniture by auction sale and his farm
in Buh on OFT. 9TH. Ed. Kramer is
auctioneer. Sale will begin at II
O'Clock sharp. lurches will be served.
Martin Eppler and John Tomala
have rented the Abe Kruger farm
from John Grell for one year.
Gust Hoffman has rented 80 acres
Of land from Nick Sehr in Buh. Mr..
Hoffman is now working four farms.
He is working besides his eighty, two
farms of his own, and has also rented
the Grell's farm in Agram.
Henry Kingen, the Lsstrup saloon
keeper, passed through the village
Monday on his way to Little Falls.
Jos Leigh of Social City brought a
load Of sheep to the village Monday
which he sold to P. A. Hartman.
Mr.. Hartman shipped another car.
load of stock to st. Paul Tuesday.
Jacob Dusher. who has been con-
Quoting our feed store here the past
year, states that his business has in
creased so that he will be obliged to
putup another building, so he'll have
more room to keep a larger stock on
hand to supply the demand of his
customers. He will handle anything
in that line
The tarantula which escaped out
of bunch of bananas in Dahmen's
& Grell's store a few months ago,
was caught in the store by Frank
Grell Tuesday. They have killed the
insect and will preserve it in alcohol
Mrs. Jos. Taufer, formerly Of Buh,
row residing in Kent. MIMI, is re-
ported dangerously i'll with cancer OF
the stomach.
The new engine and pump for the
village waterwo1ks will arrive here
the latter part Of next week.
Thos Ortman Of Lastrup, who was in
Button, where school was offered
him. returned last week and did not
accept the school. The place did moi
suit him.
Fourteen corn binders have been
sold this year, Mccormick agents
Dahmen and Grell have sold eight,
and Deering agent P. A. Hartman
sold six.
Mr.. Billmaier has discovered an
ever flowing mineral spring in hie
granite quarry in Hillman, which he
states contains considerable medical
qualities. he has now invented bit
ter which he calls "Hiilman Electric
Mineral Bitters'' and has made an ap:
plication to have it patented. The
bitters consist mainly of the mineral
water. He states that he has made
considerable experiment with the bit.
ters and claims that it will cure any
ailment of the human body, and will
also restore the growth of hair. He
also claims that by washing a bald
head in the water alone the hairs
will make their appearance in lesE
than a week. As soon as he receiv es
authority from the U. 8. patent office
he will build at the spring and the
great discovery will be placed on the
market, where it will be in the
reach of all.
fLvIV That are neglected never