Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-21
>R[AHl|IE!Y

April MA new girl babe was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Weigel. the
18th.
Mrs. j. V. Raglan was called At
O'Clock Monday night to the bedside
OF Grandma Petty, and within half
an hour relieved the patient. Tuesday
Mrs. Ragan was called to Mrs. Jas.
Smith, who suffered with spasmodic
toothache, and relieved her. Getting
to be quite practitioner.
Frank Dilse and Mr.. Blaisdell went
to Roya)ton Wednesday, returning
Thursday with feed.
j. Y. Raglan made q flying trip to
Royalton, especially the. nome run, as
Weigel came out of bis place ano held
him up on the public highway some
ten minutes by taking hold of the
lines, and using talk unbecoming to 8
preacher of the gospel.
A petition ia being circulated ip
his vicinity for a daily mail from
Buchanan to Ramey.
The Ramey merchant has no seeds,
80 60 to the other place for them.
Miss Francis King was a caller
Thursday.
J. V. r. reports that he came in
contact with some kind of q wild ami
NAL.
Uncle jeff Young is i'll with q bad
case Of dropsy.
There was quite a rush to Foley to
the Marks sale Saturday.
Cashier Hanscomb of the Foley bank
was visitor at the NJ. B. Barton sale
on the 10th.
NJ Barton left Mondy for LeMars,
Ia, where he has employment for the
summer.
S. g. CULLEN and family were in
Ramey Saturday on their way to
Mr.. Quillen's home in HiIlman.
PIERZ
April 20.-When the new mail
routes are ordered. patrons will need
mai boxes. The Herald sells tie finest
mail box manufactured 1t costs more
than others. but it is by far the best.
Don't order until yon see the Herald
box and find out what We have to
offer.
Christ Schmit, the st. Cloud broom
man, was in the village with load
OF prooms Tuesday.
Robert Kluge got the contract to
build the basement for the -four mill.
The carpenter work will be done by
day labor.
John Philippi will leave for Cali.
fornia in May. BE OWES % acres Of
land there which he purchased at 800
per acre 2years ago. The land is in the
irrigation belt, and he will have it
irrigated, and put in with alflfa and
fruit treee.
The village schools closed Wednes-
day and will open again Tuesday
Tn town board s Of 7Sram met at
the Math Thommes bridge Saturday
and let the following contracts
Adolph Stumpf got the contract to fill
the east end Of the bridge for S22, and
to fill and grade low place for $40. 90.
Christ Faust got a contract to fill the
west end of the bridge for $50. so.
Hector dendrow got the contract to
fill slough for $40. and Jos. Otrem-
ba to cut down the hill on the west
of me bridge for $19. So The same
day thev let contract to Osmer
Leigh to fill meadow on the line to
Agram and Buchanan with ground two
feet high and fourteen feet wide at
81. 80 per rod. said work to be con- .
pleted by June 1st.
It is reported that petition is cir
culated in Vineland for daily mail
! route between that place end Brain
erd. It this will be granted the mail
route between Vineland aid Pierz
| will very likely be discontinued
Frank Faust and Nick Hennen have
a pasture Of 500 acres or Sec. 10,
Pierz. They will take cattle to pas
ture at 81. 80 per head for the season.
Cattle one year old and under $2.tO.
! The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Schraut died Saturday and was
buried mere Monday.
| Upper town was the scene of q
shooting affair Saturday night week
ago. Three strangers stopped at that
end OF town and one of them shot i've
bullets into the floor in M. Werner.
skirchen saloon and also i've in the
! floor of Henry Kingen's saloon Then
he ran up against Lundeen, the ring
wrestler. They had i've ROUNDS and
the only time it took was for the
stranger to get up and prepare for the
next round.
AkeIey Herald: E. G. Pitheon. fol
several years proprietor of the Golden
| West Hotel Ct koyalton, arrived in
Akeley last Monday and has arranged