Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-20

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man will put a creamery station nea,
the cross roads at the John Gross, Sr.
farm in Granite. The farmers art
putting up huilding::for that pur:
The infant Child Of Nj. and Mrs.
Hans Boser died Monday and was
buried here Wednesday.
On Saturday April :4th, it was
twenty years since the terrible Sauk
Rapids cyclone passed through here.
| Msth Nelles of Agram will dis.
pose Of his personal property by auc-
tion sale Oh May 1st after which he
will leave for Quincy, Wash.
Frank ksmmermeier left Wednes-
day for Bismarck. N. d., where he is
emplo7 led on the government build.
iCgs az carpenter.
A. w. Zaloudek opened his commits
sion house in the Neuman building in
the Macho block today and will be in
that building. Thursday here
after to buy the farmers produce.
Farmers having anything to sell in
the line of calves. CHECKERS. hides,
eggs. butter and wool. can BRING
it in on Thursday of each week and
get tho highest market price for it in
cash.
DIR. Gibson is at the Pierz hotel this
week doing dental work.
Vim. vonDomarus. agent for the
Minneapolis brewing company, was
here Tuesday and visited his saloon
patron, Barney Gross.
LAST week it was report edthat
Henry 9assert had located his hoy.
who disappeared snort time ago, in
Morris. Upon investigation he found
it was q mistake. The bo7' was not
there. Mr.. Gassert would still like
information if anybody knows any,
ing of the whereabouts of tho boy.
Tho chimney on Barney Gross
house in lower town burned out Tues.
day forenoon and made quite q smoke
j. j. Faust Iung the fire bell and in q
few minutes the upper town tire do.
partment were on the place to put out
Che blaze. The lower town fire depart
ment knew the nature of the fire and
did not turn out.
Nelson, our pilot ,grapher, will be
here next Sunday, April 22th, rain or
Ct inc.
| G. +. Taylor of Hillman is planning
to leave soon for Western Canada.
The warm windy weather this week
Is favorable for seeding. The first
seeded grain is already sprouting nice.
". but only very few of the clay
land farmers have commenced seeding
yet.
Nick Jaeger died Sunday forenoon,
aged 81 years. Deceased was an old
settler, coming here from Stearrs
county nearly so years agoEand settled
on q HOMESTEAD two miles east of the
village on which he resided until bis
death. The funeral took place here
Tue sday morning. He leaves bis
wife and four grown up children to
mourn his departure. May he rest in
peace.
Jos Stumpf, who was operated on
for appendicitis last fall, got another
serious attack of che disease last
week. DR.. Lewis Of st. Cloud was
here Saturday and assisted DR.. Sc
gum in the case.
Louis Waninger, seventeen. year
old son Of Henry Wanlnger of Platte,
was accidently killed near Casselton,
N. D., last Sunday. The boy with
his sister went there about a week
ago to work. On Sunday he went
out hunting and by crossing q bed
wire fence on the Piper farm, in
some manner the trigger got caught
in the wire on the fence and the gun
was discharged, the full charge tax
ing effect IN his breast, killing him in.
stantly. The remains were Brought
IRE by his sister and another brother.
who was also working IN Casselton,
passing through sne village Monday
night at IL O'Clock on their way to
their home in Platte. The funeral
was held In Lastr1p Wednesday.
The parents and relatives have tne
sympathy Of the e5tire community
here.
Later-Joseph Stumpf died this
morning at 9 80 o'clock. He was a
son of Hon. John Stumpf, and aged
about 40 Years old. BE was twice
married. and leaves a family. An
obituary notice will be in next week.
TIE family have the sincere SYM
pathy of the entire community.
john Neisius will be ready to stand
his famous Percheron stallion
Duke" next week.