Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09
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March 8.-N. j. Carnee of Royalton
was In town Wednesday buying cat.
tie.
f. K Schneppenneim left for Kent
Minu., where he is employed bv his
brother r-in.law, Louis Spaniel liner. -
Tie village will hold their election
in the engine house. The town viii
do their voting in the Macho & Neo-
man building.
Jos. Otremba OF Agrsm Is faster
than the D. 8. mail. He recently left
for Golden Valley ana upon his arriv.
al there he wrote letter to his wife
that he arrived there alright, but he
arrived home before the letter reached
his wife.
The town board met Tuesday and
settled up the town business from
the past year. The treasurer's report
shows balance of $500. 81 in tho
treasury
Miss Mary Vosen left Monday for
Hot Springs, Ark., where she intends
to take treatment for her ailment.
The town board have employed sew
eral carpenters that are now rebuild.
ing the bridge near John stumpf's
place. Wenqel Medek furnished the
two long timbers 10 10 and 80 feet
long which were hard to get.
| The case between VIM. White
against the German Coach Horse
Co. Of Pierz will be tried in the dis
trict court Monday.
Henry Stumpf moved with his
family from Little Falls onto Herman
Bentfeld'a farm in Pierz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Nohner 1s-
turned Monday from the cities where
Mrs. NOhEer purchased her stock CT
spring millinery.
Anton Gerwing Of Western Canada.
who is here looking after their farm
ing interests, will leave for Indiana
in about q week. He will stay there
until May after which he will return
here and stay until fall.
Henry Schneppennelm will leave
about April 1st for Grandin, N. D.,
wnere he will again be blacksmith
for several years. he states 1t Is a big
farm and employ many men. He ad-
dresses his letters Mr.. Van Bergen,
Grandln, N. D. J,
Frank Faust has installed a new
National cash reaister in his saloon.
Lost between Pierz and the N. P.
depot in Little Falls. one horse blan-
ket made In the shape of lap robe
with red flannel fringes on outside.
Leave at American House or give to
Pierx stage driver.
j. W. Van Hercke returned from
Missouri last Friday where he had
gone with the intention of investing
in land. BE purchased farm of 200
acres for 5000. He reports that grain
Is nice and green there.
A LETTER FROM JOHN BOLSTER.
f.. Folso~ang ara anne extrscss from
letters received by Mrs. Bolster Of
Pierz from her bubsand, John Bolster,
who left here Dec. 9th for Las Vegas,
New Mexico, and later went to Los
An9eles CAL.
Dec. 81 got as far as Kansas City
and am q little tired, but otherwise
am all O. K. and hope to get to my
journeys end before long.
II Dec l0-Here We are at last at Los
Vegas, New Mexico. We came along
} very slow on account of wreck. It
YVES terrible sight to look on I
don't see why half of the passengers
were not killed. There was one man
, killed. Our train was SO late that it
had lost right Of way and consequent
; ~ got to this place several hours late
!: found Las Vegas not as nice as
people from the East had described it
to me. The hot springs were closed.
, Lsst summer the water was so high
that it washed the bathhouse nearly
, away. There is nothing going on
here. It is qnite cold here at the
: present. On Dec. 10th 1t froze hard.
, The people are all enjoying skating IN
the mountains. The weather must
change to tie better, otherwise I will
not be here very long. I am stopping
at rooming house, room and board
at 81 week. It is nice clean place
but 1t seems to me they ask an aw-
ful price for everything a man buys
here. It seems to be pretty cold dur
ing the winter. Some party told me
, it was 81 below zero last winter,
with lots of snow. I have been ali
, over the city and hot springs.
Z would not make this nv home if if
, were the incest climate in the world,
, If take walk toward the outskirts
Of the city l can see hardly ANYTHING
, else but adobe houses and most everv.
, body I meet is Mexican or darkv.
> [ am sick and tired of this place and
/ feel like taking the next train foi
home. I think for difference o1
= climate person need not 20 10 N.
Mexico. They can juet as well stay
in Geld Minnesota. II is quite hard
, 10 be gone SO far away from dea,
cnes and homesickness has befalle1
3 me but just the same am thinking
of going still further away, where II
! is not so cold. Twill 20 to Los An
! geles. Cal. I will here with send yor
e some kodak pictures, bat the picture
8 l had in the kodak when I left 1 will
E keep. for it is very precious to me,
, our dear children. SO I can take Iooi
! at them when l get too homesick.
9 On tte train between N. M. ani
3 Arizona'-l started for Los Angelel
. yesterday. We are going along nicely
= 1t 10 not 80 hot as it wes WREN ",
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