Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-24
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March; 29,-Ed Kramer returned
from the northern pineries last week.
Mrs Jacob Nohuer will leave for st
Pan,i Thursday to buy her spring stock
of millinery goods.
Frank and Ed Ruff moved to Rices
with their families last wreck, where
they intend to make their future
horae.
Frank Wise returned Monday from
q twoweeks visit to Wisconsin,. He
was elected trustee Of the village dur
ing his. absence and took the oath of
Office Monday evening on his return.
Prof f. A Boyer will! leave Cor Mt
Carmel; X ., in abeut two weeks,
where he. had accepted q position to
teach, q nine. months term Of school.
and also position as or1anist In the
Catholic church at that place.
P'L Poster has purchased ewo lots
from JOS Bollig IN the church add.
ton In the village ON. which ne will
build e. house and make that his
home.
P W. Blake intends building an
opera. house here. The present. hall ie
10 feet long and an addition of6O viii
be attached and g. feet wider. The
building viii also be raised about q
feet, making 1t 18~1eet high inside.
The village hall case was decided ia
favor Of lower town. the plaintiffs.
The decision was given outby Judge
Baxter Tuesday afternoonain which be
stated that the action taken by the
councii 10 move the hall was unwar.
raated and illegal. The village will
have to pay all costs, ands@lO attorney
fees. This Is the case where in Feb.
ruary the council sold tho village ball
to. John 9rell for S200,; property
worth about $1s4OO. GreN was to move
It TO upper town and after Ii was
moved, was 10 make a,resale. TO the
village. The lower town people al
once sued for Injunction to restrain
them from selling or moving the hall,
and the case came up before Judge
Baxter at the March term Of court In
Little Falls.
The German American Bank oil
Little Falls has Judgment Of $l700
against the village. p. II. Berg
1o6ned the village this money some
time ago and, 1t was, due last winter,
but there being no, money in the
Treasury to pay 1t, and Berg presi.
dent. Of the vMaee. oouncil at that
time he could not bying the action
himself, 90 Il was appafentIy SIGNED
to the bank, Who. Brought the suit.
The, suit was brought some time in
January and the council failed to put
in IN answer. so the judgment was
rendered by default. II this judgment
10 not satisfied by the end of this year
q tax viii have 10 be levied for that
purpose, which would almost dou be
the taxes Of the village. The judgment
was rendered In January. but nothing
was known of 1t until the new Off.
GERS took possession of the village
affairs Monday evening.
Chas. Gravel was here Wednesday
and statee that the work on the mill
will soon begin.
F. h. Berg left for = trip to Duluth
Monday.
Henry Schneppenheim will leave TO,
Grandin, N D; about April let, where
he will take up hie position - black
smith on tha Brown farm ap tina,
place. Mrs. John Rcch and two sont
viii also be employed on the same
farm. Mrs.. Roch will be the cook.
Mr.. schneppenheim will hire several
men from here to work on that place.
The St.. Joseph society held its an.
nual meeting Sunday and elected The
following officers: -.
| Preaidspt-9eo Hoffman. : ~.
! !. Vice President-Mike Flicker.