Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-17

NOV. l0.-m0Ttln H6soh moved with
his family to Alberta, Benton county,
whore he has rented farm.
Math Neisius has purchased q lot
from the church corporation north of
Mrs. Virntg's place.
Andrew Hemesch, who has been
threshing Ia the vicinity of Royalton
with the Vandenheuvel machine this
fail, has returned to. Pierz and ID
again making his home with John H.
Grell. for whom he il tending bar.
John Schsefer win sell ali his cat
tie and farm machinery by auction on
Mondav, Nov. 20th, at Q O'Clock D.
n. ]. p. Berg is auotioneer.
The fire depa1 tment will hold their
monthly meeting Saturday evening at
8 o'clock
Tho two-yesr-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Blake died of dyssn.
tory Monday and was buried here
Wednesday.
Jacob Cunningham OF Granite is
selling a II bis property and will soon
move to Oklahoma. Jos. Leieh Of
Social City has rented his farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Traut OF Phil.
brook are visiting here this week.
~S0' S4o0oo o0O u A09 u08S1e 1T0G"
ter were married here BY Rev.
Stiegler Tuesday morning. A we'd
ding banquet was celebrated at the
home OF the bride parents. We wish
the newly married couple every hsppi-
ness
Paul Bcehmer of sauk Rapids was
visiting here Sunday.
One horse. COW aud other farm
machinery belonging to: Simon Kas-
sela will be sold on mortgage fore
closure sale on Saturday, Nov. 18th at
l o'clock p. m. Jacob Nohner will
conduct the sale in front of the VILLAGE
hall.
News was received thst Vim. Pat.
tefson, we'll known here and son in
law Of Mrs. John Newman. was shot
and died few hours later in his
saloon In Mt. Vernon, WASH, about .
week ago. ..e-
- Henry stumpf left Little Falls and
moved to G, s. Lake.
Nick Kunza, we'll known here is
dangerously ill In the st. Cloud hos.
pita1 With cancer in the face, and IL
cot expected to live but a short time.
The cancer, with part Of his 1awbone
was removed q short time ago,
but without euccess.
. Anton Hesch Of Agram was robbed
of as last Friday afternoon. Mr..
aesch is patching and while out husk-
ing corn someone brcke into the house
and took $48 in money and about 5000
worth OF notes, which were In the
same place were found scattered
around in the room. he has no clue
to the thief.
Math Meyer of Hlllman has bought
A. E. Maco's furniture store build
ing for $1,000 In which he intends to
start saloon, and will take posses
sion in January. This will give
Pierz six saloon. again, four In lower
town and two in upper town.
legs badly cut BY getting into the
feeder Of threshing machine:
A. P. Stoll lost bis valuable white
and red spotted hunting dog q point
er. He offers a liberal reward to any,
one for information leading to the
whereabouts of the dog, dead or alive.
Mrs. John Rassier of Little Falls,
who came out Tuesday to attend the
funeral Of her sister, Mrs. Blake 8,
child. took sick at night and was too
Ill 10 return nome. Dr. Seguln is at
tending her.
Jos. Gau of Granite, who will leav q
for Canada, gave q farewell dance to
the young people In Hartman's hall
Monday evening.
Jake Maier's mail box was opened,
a letter taken out, opened and thrown
on the road. Similar cases have been
reported from patrons on other routes
and also several flags were broken.
The matter will be reported to tho p.
O. department, who will have it in.
vestigated.
The Rich Prairie Milling Co. made
q shipment of dour to milwaukee,
where 1t 10 handled BY J. p. Pal
The Herald ono year 25 cents. F..
4. Virnig and Theo. Thielen, agents.