Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-27
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raj people intend to put il cement
walks and on account of this the VII.
lage is having grade established.
The marriage of Mr.. Neutzinger of
St. Cloud to Miss Kate LANCER of
Agram was announced In church
Sunday.
John Bolster returned Tues sday last
week from his trip to the Southwest
and Southern California. He has
been away four months and is much
proved in health.
Alois Phillpps, who taught in tine
school here few years ago, was mar
ried to Miss Mary Gretsch at Albany.
Stearns county, Monday. Mr.. Phil
ipps is now principal of the school in
Holdingsford.
A dark colored shepherd dog about
six months old, strayed from John P.
Langer's place in Agram about ten
days ago. Finder will be liberally
rewarded en- his return.
John Stroman of the Morrison
County Telephone Co. was here few
dys this week and put the new fire
alarm, which was installed some
time ago In working order.
Louis Feucht added q fine smoke.
house on his new residence In south
town. built entirely from stone. VIM
and Barney Eller done the. work
.. ID Ru6 Of Rdos11 q 11-10n IS
here Saturday ana attei1ded tie funef-
81 of the late Jos. Stumpf. Mr. Run
is the father of Mrs. Stumpf.
Joseph Stumpf, who died last Thurs.
day, was 81 years cid. He was opera
ted on for appendicitis last fail and
bad apparently recovered, until about
q week before his death, he got
another attack from which he died.
Deceased lived here ali his life, was q
farmer. and was twice married, the
ti1st time to Miss Mary Woke of st.
Joseph, 9tearns Co., who died within
. year after their marriage. about
six years ago he was again married to
Miss Lizzie Rolf, who SURVIVES him
with three children. Besides those he
leaves his parents, three brothers and
four sisters The foneral, which was
one of the largest witnessed here, took
place Saturday morning. The Little
German Band. cf which he was a
member. played the funeral march.
The family have the sympathy of the
entire community IN their bereaye-
met. Nav he rest in peace.
A. w Zsloudek bought $50 dozen
of eggs last Thursday. the first day he
opened his commission house here.
He paid out $l25 to the farmers that
day.
Three boys from Gravelville, &C.
oompanied by their girls, came here
Monday evening to take in the dance,
but On their arrival they found that
the dance took place on the following
evening. They decided to have lit
tie time in town and they stopped at
the hotel two hours, but to the sur
prise of some of them three hours had
elapsed by the clock.
N. Wermerskirchen, JACOB Dusher,
made fishing trip to Sullivan Lake
last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Kugel is reported SER
iously i'll with consumption.
Born-To Mr.. and Mn. Henry Hen
men. Wednesday, a son.
Frank Faust left Thursday for q
business trip to St. Paul.
A. e. Macho's smoke house caught
hre Monday and burned down, also
the meat in it. ,-
Jos Fiincho of Mile Laos Lake was
in the village Tuesday and purchased
. load of seed oats.
An entertainment will be given by
home talent In Lastrup next Sunday.
The proceeds to 20 to the church at
that place.
Hubert and Frank Bares, Jos. and
Herman Meyer, Cap Gravel, Ed.
Bentfeld, Andrew Faust and Henry
LANCER, left for fishing trip to Mile
Laos lake Wednesday morning.
Wn. Rucker had . busy time Mon
day and Tuesday. Besides hauling
mail in the day be played at the
dance at Buckmsn Monday night and
on Tuesday night he played for the
dance in Hartman = hall.
Jos. Schmidbauer of Granite has re-.
covered from q serious attack of pneu-
monia.
Seeding on the prairie land 10 about
completed while the clay land farmers
are considerable back yet. The light
rain We had Wednesday afternoon Vas
fine fox the seeded Grain, 40 it was
enough to start it growing.
Mike Kiewel of the KieWel Brewing
Co., was in the village Friday and
Saturday tfansactlng business with
his patrons here.
Congrsssmsn Buckmau ID expected
home next week.