Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-04-24
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April ~ Henry Lang Of Mazo-
mamie, Wis. ID here visiting relatives
and friends s.
81 Frank Wise Of Buh purohast,l six
lots In upper town and is nov build
ing asdwelling house here. He intends
to make his future homo.
Jacob Blake completed piling his
lumber Saturday. He has about $50, :
600 feet in his yard now and states that
the Lumber purchased the past winter
is considerably better than that bought
. few years prior to last winter.
Mrs. John Phillippi, who was sick
for some time, was taken to the st.
Cloud hospital for treatment last
Wednesday. Dr.. Dunn is attending
her.
Jos. B Hartman moved Wednes-
day with his family into Jos. Prize
ner's house formerly occupied by
Frank Rauch
F A. Wright of Hillman has rent
ed Frank Weiss farm in Buh
John Hoffman In the village is re-
ported quite i'll.
Peter Poster has purchased the
interior Of Henry Kingen's saloon and
took possession Thursday.
The st. Mary's society here has do
mated SO towards q new bell for the
Lassrup church. and SIS to the Catho-
lie Indian school.
Albert Parlo has bought lot south
of F. J. Zulegar's place in upper
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Parlu will soon
move to the village and make their
home with Mr.. Zulegar, their son.in-
law.
J. p Hammered of st. Cloud was in
the village Monday selling cigars for
an eastern frm.
Jacob Eohner has the agency to
sell the o. S. cream separators of
Bellows Falls, Vt. He will have one
Of the separators here the latter part
of this week.
Dahmen, Grell & Co. havs moved
the butcher shop out of their store,
into the building formerly occupied
by John 81 Grell. They have also
taken the partition out of the store
and are now using the entire build
ing for store room.
The Kiewel beer house is resting on
jack screws now. The foundation wss
laid in the winter on the frozen
ground, and as soon az it commenced
to thaw it caved in, and Agent
Faust was obliged to rustic jack
screws to set under the building to
prevent it from sinking down alto
gether. -
T. W. Billmsier. who has leased
and IL setting up saw mill for Peter
Tretter at Mink Greek, will have II
completed the latter part Of this week.
He states that Mr.: Tretter will com.
menee saving Monday.
County Surveyor Fem is surveying
In this vicinity this week.
Jos Hurm moved with his family
into his new home in the village last
week.
Jacob Blake has commenced digging
the cellar for his new house: He will
have brick veneered dwelling built
this summer. aax4s, and two stories
high.
Henry Ktngen, who quit the saloon
business, will soon move into his
house in lower town. Mike Kutz,
who is occupying the house now, will
move into Gruber's house.
Indian Agent Michelet, accompanied
by several officers, passed through the
village Tuesday on their way to Mile
Laos lake, where they will distribute
about $16, 600 Of stumpage money
among the Indians there.
On Wednesday morning about q
dozen Of our village sports started for
q fishing trip to the lake and at the
same time they intend to witness the
payment. and also take in the Indian
dance or pow WOW, in the evening.
Miss Bertha Pallanch of Freeport,
Stearns county, closed seven month' e
term of school In Dist. No. SO Friday
and returned home.
The village council has appropriated
$50 to pay expenses for committee to
go to St. Paulto represent Per: and
consult with Tom Lowry IN regard to
| building the 500 line through this ter.