Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-06-24
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June 23.-Anton Hesch has sold his
400 acre farm and all personal proper
ty abort the place to Frank Feucht for
$12.O
Miss Laura Boyer is engaged 70
teach the Lext term in the Lastrup
sch DOL.
The marriage of Math Nellis to
Miss Francis Hoffman and VIM. Vosen
to Miss Elsie Kluge were announced
Sunday.
The board OF equalization will meet
in the village hall on Monday, June
9th.
Jacob Nohner has sold j. l. Case
threshing rig to the Vandenheuvel
boys of Granite. The rig consists of
q 1864 separator with feeder, swing
ing stacker attached, and a fifteen
horse power engine. This Is the fourth
threshing rig that Mr.. Nohner has
sold here this summer, and we hear
two of the rigs will be shipped out
west, where they will be operated.
The town of Granite will hold a
special election Saturday, June 25th.
toSvote on the question whether or not
the town shall make loan OF q $1,000
from the state Grants left Pierz two
years ago to paddle their own canoe,
and now they are over $1400 in debt.
This town is in the hunting district
and has several CRACK hunters, but
they could not supply their town with
sufficient deer skin, and if things
would continue much longer this way.
they would soon have to use their
buckskin jackets for order blanks.
The Presbyterian church congrega-
tion Of Granite which was recently
organized has purchased an acre Of
land from Jos. Il. WIRING in that
township, on which they will build a
church. The work on the building
will begin in July. Jake Cunningham,
Geo. W. Robinson and N. D. Wood
are the directors. Rev. Raymond Of
Mile Laos lake, minister. The Pres
bvterlan society of New York will
advance them the money.
VIM. Konen returned from the fire.
men's convention at Pipestone Thurs
day where he was as delegate.
John Preimesberger has sold his half
interest In the threshing rig to Jos.
Rauch. The rig will now be operated
by Geo. Smith and Mr.. Raucb.
r. A. Boyer has accepted to teach
the next term of school in the Kobilki
district No. 49,
M. Bisenius of St. Cloud was here
Monday and sold VIM. and Math Mey-
ar q Minneapolis threshing rig, con-
sisting of 80 "a separator with feed
or and wind stacker attached and a
20-horse power engine. This is the
9th new rig that YVES scld here this
summer besides two separators that
were sold to J. N. Rauch and Barney
Gross. NJ. Bisenius has taken Ike
Preimesberger to Hopkins where he
will snow him the Minneapolis. ma
chine plant. That will probably be the
sixth rig.
The village council has passed an
ordinance In which. they reduce the
compensation for ringing the bell in
case of fire from g to SD It won't
hardly pay. to set a sohoolhouee on
ere now and ring the bell. This will
probably put our detective on.a little
more. The poor fellow has. been
working on the case ever Stree the
school house was destroyed by lire,
and he states now that he knows who
set 1t afre, and knows all the cir
cumstances about it, but could not
get evidence..to prosecute, which is
certainly to be regretted. for man
with such great knowledge and ability
to do go much work, all in vain.
Mrs. John Philippi and Mrs. Fred
Friedrich left for Brainerd Tuesday to
visit Miss Mary Sehr. who was to be
operated on for appendicitis the next
day.
Tue village council has appropriated
925 to the Pier1 band and Also $25 to
the fire department to assist in cele-
brating the Fourth.
G. 81. Prince was here Tues lay and
Wednesday visiting the school board
in this vicinity, trying 10 sell the
Smith ventilatore.
Mrs. Robert Driver, formerly OF
Granite and now of Brainerd, passed
through the village en- route to Social
City to visit her husband whe IL
working In the Leigh mill there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Woodwork OF
Little Falls passed through here
Wednesday on their way to Mile Lac!
lake where they will visit few days.
Don't fail to attend the Fourth
here: 100 guns at sunrise, grand street
pafade at 10 o'clock q, m. headed b1