Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-08
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sion of the Barney Gross saloon Satur-
da! which he has leased and is doing
good business
The village council has aporopri-
ated $l5 to the fire depsr tment to
send repres entative to the 6remen's
convention at LsSueur.
Rev. Jones of Morris Is he.e visiting
Rev. Steigler.
Carl Kapsner, who has been seri-
ously ill the past few wrecks, is slowly
recovering.
VIM. vonDomarus and VIM. Tom of
Little Fills were here Saturday.
! John Boser OF ulper town took In
the Duluth excursion.
! VIM. Meyer and John Dombovy
were elected deleea tes at the republic
can caucus Saturday.
Peter Neisias Of AQram states that
someone broke his mail box. II he
finds out the guilty party he will get
q strong dose of Uncle Sans mail
laws.
F. <. WIRING has rented the Flenck-
enstein house occupied by VIM. RucK-
er, in which he will move his family.
| BE will take out the partitions in the
back end Of the store, which he is
now using for living rooms and will
hereafter use tue entire building for
store room.
Mike Smith and son of Geo. Hoff~
man left Tuesday for Qaincy. Wash,
where they intend to make their fu-
ture home.
herman Beptfeld returned Monday
from Duluth, where he has been en-
ployed.
Geo. MacMahyn, collector for the
International Harvester Co.. is in
town this week.
NJ S Austin cf Grand Rapids.
salesman for the Champion machine,
Is assisting Jacob Nohnec, local agent,
selling machines here.
Frank Miscbke aud Frank Weis-
birch Of Buchanan we're here Tuesday.
P. L. Poster, Jos. Bcllig and Math
M. Meyer returned Monday from q
landseekiug trip to Golden Valley.
They did not like the country and
think Pierz far ahead Of that place.
Fred Dahmen and Math Nelles and
bis family left for Quincy, Wash,
Tuesday,: They hired car in which
they loaded their horses, furniture and
with the car. Mr.. Dahmen purchased
and shipped the Z inch disk drill from
Jacob Blake, which size is mostly
used there. Blake had this drill for
sale here several years but could not
sell it, the farmers here thinking the
disks too far apart. Most Of tho drills
used here, the disks are only inches
apart and some as close as 5 inches
Geo. Hoffman of Buh and Miss
Katie Philippi of the village were
married here Monday morning After
the ceremony wedding banquet way
celebrated at the home Of the brides
parents in the village. Or Tuesday
morning Lorenz Bosar of Buh and
Miss. Mary Loidolt of Agram were
made man and wife. A large wedding
banquet was held at the home Of the
brides parents In Agram. Our best
wishes 60 with them.
81. Brust is sole agent in this vicin-
lty for l.. L. May & Co. goods. Call
on him for anything In the line of
fruit trees, shr u5bery, shade trees
etc. If
M. J. jacobson land agent Of WI eat
on. was here Morday with four land
buyers, Henry Temple, W. L. Ritten-
our, NJ. F. Balm and Vern Smith, all
Of Wheat n. Mr. Rittenour has pur
chased the G.. F. Taylor farm in Hill
mani and Mr.. Temple has E,urcnssed
land in section q in the same town.
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Anyone wishing to sell land here can
list it with NJ. J...Jscot o. at Wheat
on, MINI.
Theo W. Billmier, who has been
prospecting on his mlre in Hillman
for some time. struck it rich at last
BE was in the village Monday ard
! gave quite lecture on mining and
his rich find. He stated that he
found silver and cad IN big quaint
ties, and is now offering a limited
amount of shares for sale to further
devel7p the mine. Anyone interested
| in this can address him at PIe-z.
Remember that P. A. Hart mann
CARTS in st ok ready madc suits for
boys. yout;> and men Of different
sty les and prices 3l4
The commission house Is paying
business here to the farmers IS we'll
as to Zaloudek, who is conducting it,
he pays from $500 to $500 to the
farmers for their produce every
Thursday and his business is still in
creasing.
The heavy rains here the past week
flooded the river and creeks over their
banks, and delayed road work on the
clay ground for some time
The village schools closed for the
term last Friday. John Schwingham-
mer, the principal, has been engaged
as principal for the next term. BE left
Thursday for his home at Albany,
Stearns county, where he will spend
the summer.
Jos. Ben1feld and Peter Blake of
Little Falls were here Monday and
took in the dance. They will tell you
there was big crowd and a good
time
Word comes from Richardson that
Col. Snow, landlord of the Buchanan
Hotel. who is candidate for the re-
publican nomination for representa-
tive, need rot fear snyoppositlon from
the candidate of the Midway Hotel,
which Is located between Fiddleville
and Vineland. The lstter's manager
states that he is not yet ripe for the
Office, but after ne witnesses q few
more settlements between the town
officials and their citizens be will be
o. K.