Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-01

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Math Nelles and Miss Bertha Hoff.
man were united in marriage here by
Rev. Stiegler Tuesday morning. A
large wedding took place at the home
OF the brides father. at which the
many guests all enjoyed themselves.
Ire Pierz Union and string band fur
nished the music.
The st. Joseph society will hold
their monthly meeting Sundy after
high mass.
Thesupervisors of Buh will meet at
u kugles place, Saturday, July I'd.
AS the threshing machine fever is
raging here yet, we shall give list
OF those to whom rigs have been sold
here this summer Jacob Nohner sold
the following:
Girtz & Hoheisel J. I. Case RIG
Theo. Wise same
a. wright same
"A. VanoenneuVel same
The following were sold by Jos. 81.
Grell:
Lassin Bros. Gaar Scott rig
VIM. & Math Meyer Minneapolis rie
herman hust same
Ike Priemesberger same
j.. N. Rauch has purchased Gaar
Scott separator and Barney Gross an
Advance separator. This makes total
OF eight complete new rigs that have
been sold here this summer, besides
two separators, and the temperature
is still up Our agents state that they
have several more sales in sight.
Those that had $1,000 horse fever are
beginning to get the chills already.
Alois Phillips, principal of the
Georgetown school, is visiting here
this week.
The board of education will hold
their monthly meeting Tuesday even
Ing, July 9Th.
Carl Fleckenstien died Saturday
morning after long illness with con-
sumption, aged % years, II months
and days. The funeral took place
here Monday morning, Rev. Stiegler
conducting the ceremonies. He leaves
his parents, three brothers and two
sisters, besides large number Of
relatives and friends to mourn his
early loss. May he rest In peace.
The vote at the special election in
the town of Granite to make loan Of
$1,000 from the state, stood 80 for and
only II against.
The town of Hillman has about
eighteen voters. and five of them own
threshing rigs.
The little German Band will play
at the 4th of July celebration at Cove.
The Hon. Mr.. Smith, who was sell.
Ing statues around here few weeks
ago, left town without paying his
board. Landlord Bares is generally
pretty sharp. but this guy managed to
beat him out cf the board bill. Those
% ont $r$@ L.
pose Of their goods as this man did,
that ought to be notice that they are
fakes.
The creamery station which is oper-
ated at the Pierz & Agram cheese fac
tory is doing we'll now. They receive
over 1000 pounds Of milk per day.
The Pierz union band and the diff
ferent societies and large number of
people from the parish serenaded their
pastor, Rev. John Stiegler Thursday
evening. 1t being the eve Of his
namesday. The next day the Little
German band played in church aud
serenaded him after mass.
Frank Marshik returned from st.
John q college last week.
Mrs. John Philippi and Mrs. Fred
Friedrich returned from Brainerd Fri
day where they had been visiting Miss
Mary Sehr.
In addition to what we said about
the 4th of July celebration last week,
the band has also provided for those
that like to shake their fantastic toes
on that day and has given them an
excellent chance. Two dances will be
given. one at Hartman's hall and one
at Blake's hall and fine orchestra
will play in each. Dance tickets for
day and night will only be 81 and
ticket is good at both halls. Parade
beings at 10 a. m. and everything that
was mentioned before will take place.
Everybody come.
Henry Missing Of st. Cloud was
here over Sunday.
The Pierz band serenaded John
Faust Thursday evening on his names
day. Mr.. Faust is the organizer and
former leader Of both bands Although
he is to old to play now, the band
boys always honor him with sere-
made on chat day.
The people Of the CONGREGATION are
now at work leveling off the church
yard, after which It will be covered
with black ground and seeded down
with grass. Cement walks will be
built from the church to the sidewalks
and also to the schools and parsonage.
j. P. Harsh went to the Twin
Cities Monday.