Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-07
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/ Dec. e-Joha s h1ankl left with
his family for Hankinsor, N. d.,
Whe re he intencs to make his future
hone.
i John Schneider, son of Math
i Schneider, w&s accic el.tsly run over
and killed by q train while working
en- the section near Nevis, Mimi,
last week.
| Saturday, Dc. s1b, is holiday in
tee Catholic chul cnes. George Stelzl,
rSp:eSe nting the German Roman
Catholic Life Ins. Association OF Min
neso:a, will be here on that day AID
give an address to the society after
nigh mass
The c. Q. F court Will hereafter
hsld their mes ting IL the hall OF the
par c4ial school builoiug.
Franz Preimes, who made his home
with Mr.. and MIS-. Scnmidbsuer the
past five years. d;ed there Wednesday
after short illness, aged 10 years:
The funeral took pl ce here Friday.
Barney PaVlu, who has been in
Oklahoma TIE rest eight years, is
mere IN visit.
II j. Ia Geu', {, st son of John
Otremba Of here, died at Lake George
last week
Sam Trebby was cut here collecting
last wees.
Thanksgiving at the Columbia hotel
in Pierz a black double shawl wss
,exShangld. Tue party that took the
s hawl by mistake is requested to
exchange same at the hotel.
jacob Pella won the phonograph
raff1ed by Frank Faust last Sunday
Number 81 was the winner.
The case of the State vs.. Anton and
Henry Luken, Henry Hoffman COM
plainant, was heard before Justice
aonter at Little Falls Saturday. and
adjourned to Dec. 18th Hoffman
claimed that 81 IS was still due him
!, out of total of sos which be
claimed the Lukens who run q
: threshing rig, had agreed to pay MIN
for his work between Sept. oath and
Nov. 22nd.
D. M. Cameron appeared for the
plaintiff and L. W. Vasaly for the de-
. PENDANTS.
. wencel Altricb,er of Fhilbrcok is
Eere visiting his parents
put in bid for the mail route be-
. tween here and Little Falls: Ed.
Konen, John Bossr, Jacob Dusher,
John P. Virnig, Andrew Hemescb,
Chas. Vanaercke, Herman Meyers
and jos. Rathburn. 1t is expected
that some Of the bids will be as low as
:: 500 per anpum. Theo. Theilap, the
present mail carrier, gets 600 per
. annum, but did not put IN q bid for
e the route this time. Mr.. Thielen put
e in bid for the Sullivan Lake M all
J. route.
d John he ach will be a Gravelv,lle
: resident this winter. Chss. Gravel
E has hired him to look after the old
9 mill ard other buildings he owns
(. there.
Frank Schwartz of Buh las pur-
y chased John Schwankle's house In the
g village and will move in next spring.
a DR.. Kerkhof traded horses with
e Ed. Bentfeld ard is now the owner of
E those PAGERS.
t John II. Grell put in telephone
from his house to tie saloon and to
! his father place.
!. About q dozen If the boys from
b here went to the no them pineries this
e week.
5 :, Bridgemau & Russel OF Duluth, who
are putting in a creamery here, have
sent list of names where they CD.
crate creameries, to whom the farm ers
here can write and find out how they
. are treating the farmers there. The
- following are the names:
Frank Kraufert,
W. E. Johnson,
r. Braton,
Aug Shcolsner,
Arthur Graf,
:, Gust Mahnke,
Princeton, Mlnn.
John Ke:fe,
f allen Mcclure,
Ed. Kouch,
> q. q. Maetrud.
Anne Fouguette,
- Aug. Henning,
! Henry Wolf,
: Fred Scopanski,
Aug. Blaski,
r Foley. MINI
John Jarehow,
: G. b. VaDDerveer.
J. A. Stark,
r julius Carlson,
John Burglow.
: John Carlson,
i, Chae. Agreen,
A. J. Buhler,
John Sybrant,
P. 0. johnson.
e. Welsch,
Harris, MINI.
Miss Ethel Dawson is. recovering
from an attack of inilammatory.