Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-05-06
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May Eddy and Prank Ruiz left
for Dakota Monday, where they In.
tend to work this summer.
Carl Fleckenstejn moved into his
new home In the village Monday. His
mother will keep house for him.
VIM. Konen, Henry and John
LANCER and Christ Faust left for a
fishing trip to Mile Laos lake Tues
day. Wednesday morning Christ Berg,
Hubert Bares and A. P. Stoll and F.
K. WIRING also took q trip to the lake
and intend to enjoy the fishing SPORT
for q few days. r.:
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pavlu have
moved from their farm into their new
home in the village Wednesday.
Herman Westbrook, died Sunday
evening after q few months illness.
aged SO years. The funeral took place
from St. Joseph's church Wednesday
morning, Rev. J. S. Steigler con-
Quoting the funeral ceremonies. He
leaves q wife and three step children.
Deceased moved onto farm here
about 25 years ago and resided there
until about five years ago he sold the
farm and moved into the VILLAGE. He
was q hard worker and an honest
man, and accumulated q large fortune
of which he wi]led $1,000 to the Catho-
lie church here.
Mrs. Peter Springer died at her
home in Granite Saturday, after a
lengthy illness with cancer, aged "a
years. The funeral took place from
the Lastrup church Tuesday morning.
Rev. J. Sand conducted the funeral
ceremonies.
The Agram bridge which was to be
built across Skunk river near Kandel's
place. and for which the town board
of Agram received bids Thursday, was
not let out on account Of some misun-
derstanding by tho bidders. The
highest bid was SIS and the low est
$61.
Jos. Hurm and family left for Far.
20, N. D., Tuesday. near where they
will make their future home. MIR.
Hurm has rented his house in the VII
lage to Alfred McGregor who will
take possession the latter part of the
week.
P. 81. Berg returned from q trip to
the Twin Cities Thursday.
Theo. Kasper went to Park Rapids
to work in q sawmill.
An attempt of burglary was made
on Jos. J. Faust's smoke house Mon
day night. He states that he heard q
noise and went out and the fellow
flew. Upon investigat ion he found
that they were trying to pry up a
board lose, as the door was locked.
The next evening he got Frank
Faust's repeater, and stated that If
he heard any more noise around the
place he would do some more of his
ole. army work.
John LANCER left for Sank Centre
Wednesday near which.place he will
operate a cheese factory.
Geo. Driver sold his one hundred
year old violin to Frank Faust for $40
and Faust's violin.
Mike Kiewel was here on business
Wednesday.
Rev. VIM. Section who was con-
Quoting religious meetings in Granite
for a week went to Randall Saturday.
Mr.. Molitor and Mrs. Wicker of
Henderson, MIMI, were here and at
tended the funeral Of their stepfather,
81. Westbrook.
The village street lamps were used
Wednesday evening for the first time
in three months.
Henry and Jacob Roch left for Will
low River Friday where they intend
to take in the drive.
Peter Thielen and Bert Faust
opened the bathing season Monday.
After school they went to the river,
stripped their clothes and enjoyed the
water for about an hour. They would
be all right for Klondike.
Herman Koernig was. smoking his
meat last week. he states that one
night he failed to lock the smoke
house and the next morning four
hams had disappeared.
Only a small crowd of young people
attended the dance at Hartman's hall
Monday evening. Fifteen tickets were
sold.
<. Beimert bought a light for his
bicycle. He a 60 to see his best
now, moonlight or dark.