Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28
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ster returned from q two. months tfip
through the western state last week.
They liked the country, especially San
Dia0o, Cs]. Mr.. Bolster, who made
the trip for his health states that he
has considerably improved.
Jos. w. Faust has his new harness
shop nearly completed and will move
In the later part of this week.
Barney Gross will open saloon In
the building formerly occupied bJ
Faust on Aug. list.
j. K. Martin, cashier of the First
National Bank Of Little Falls, wal
here on business Tuesday.
The photographers that were here
the past two weeks left Tuesday,
They did q good business here.
F. K. Wiring left for the Citie'
Monday to purchase his fall stock o.
goods.
VIM. vonDomsrus and Geo. Emdel
of Little Falls were here on bushes!
Wednesday.
VIM. Endries OF Madison, Wis, dice
at the home of his uncle, John Kip
pley In Agram Monday. aged 20 years
Mr. 'Endries accompanied by his sis
ter, came here to visit with the Kip.
pleys abont two weeks ago. On Tues
day of last week he was taken i'll with
appendicitis and died Monday. Hi
parents live in Madison, Wis. and
the remains were shipped there TO,
burial.
The 6.year.old boy of Mrs. Ross
Karwart of Agram Ia dangerously Ill
with Inflammation of the bowels.
Msth Eisel of Little Falls was visit.
ing bis patrons here Sunday.
Samuel Dugas, millwright from
Minneapolis, arrived here Tuesday,
and is putting up the machinery In
Gravel's mill.
Mrs. VIM. Berg died Thursday after
a long illness, aged 70 years. De.
ceased was one Of the first settlers,
coming, here with her husband from
Cross plains. Wis, in 1858, and had
continually lived on farm which
they homesteaded. until about six
years ago, when they moved to the
Village where they lived until her
death. The funeral took place from
st, Joseph's church under the auspices
of the Women's society OF which she
was a member Saturday morning.
She leaves q husband, three sons and
four daughters besides large number
Of other relatives and friends to
mourn her loss. May she rest in
peace.
Mrs. Emma Thielen returned from
8 weeks visit at Jordan, Belle Plain
and Pipestone Tuesday.
The Kiewel four horse team got
friehtened near the beer house Tues
day and ran away landing.sat the rail-
ing In front of Marshlk & Philippi' 9
blacksmith shop One horse was
dragged quite q distance and was
almost killed. The wagon was also
badly damaged.
Miss Minnie Faust returned Tues.
day from a visit with Miss Stein at
aoldingford.
F. Is. Daigle from Vineland was
here Wednesday. He states that a
large number of people are camping
at the lake now. On Saturday and
Sunday an excursion will take place
on the lake beginning at Cove at
o'clock in the morning. It was pu'
in Wednesday.
John Miller of Buchanan is doing
the mason work on Peter Poster''
cellar.
Andrew Hemesch and Henry Langt
were fishing in Fish lake Tuesday
The fish didn't bite good and finally
Hemesoh dove down to see what thu
trouble was. He is q good sportsmal
with q gun, but in catching feb II
America he has Lot had much exper
ienoe yet, but il seems as If he als'
wants to study this thoroughly. He il
the best marksman with gun for biz
and email game in this vicinity, an(
he also has this record In Little Falls
as only q few years ago he killed .
rabbit in the court house yard, whiol
he haa not FORGOTTEN vet