Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-02-02
SVvANULLE

Jan. N.-Dentist Gibson Of Little
Fails made professional Visit here
last week. i
John Blair transacted business at |
Little Falls Saturday.
A very pleasant party was given ct
tho Stems home Friday evening In |
honor of Mics Olga nineteenth birth |
DAY. A large number of her friends
attended and the evening was plea.
sanity spent playing games. At II
O'Clock refreshments were served after
which all the guests departed wishing
her many pleasant returns for sach
Q pleasant time. -,
A mining expert who has been
searching for iron ore in Culdrum
and Bruce departed for Staples Fri
day. He reports no findings.
A. Kind has purchased piano
from Mr.. Bermeyer Of Melrose.
In the suit of Elke vs.. Otto Rhoda
in Justice McRae's court Friday af'
ternoon in which plaintiff seeks to
recover the sum of the dre, s.. from
defendant, was decided In favor of de-
fendant.
Prof. Wilkie and wife and Miss
Margaret Webb attended q meeting of
the teachers association In Little
Falls saturday.
The Misses Alesblre and Merrill of
Lake Beauty were here Saturday.
There will be q grand ball in the
opera house Feb. 22d.
Andrew Melby of Fawndale was
here Saturday to consult DR.. Corri
gan. He has blood poison in mis- right
hand.
John Muske went to Chicago last
week to work at the plumbers trade.
DR.. Walman Of Little Falls was
here Friday and Saturday.
Rev. Barlow is holding German
school in their church at Cuidrum.
Miss Mary Barber of'Pillsoury re-
turned Saturday from Little Falls,
where she attended the teachers ex-
animation.
Two of our young gentleman were
out in the country digging for gold
Sunday
Mr. Moore district agent fer the
Mntul Life 1usurnce Company, is in
the village.
Clar ence CofeId returned from New
Rock ford n. D.. last week.
Mrs K. E. Moore of Grey Eagle
visited at the Connolly home last
week.
VIM Stems was in Little Falls Sat
sattuday.
Mrs. E. A. Flood closed a success
full term of school in the Pulver-
macher district Friday.
J. G. Eckel Of Grey Eagle was in
the village Saturday looking after his
logging interests. Markuson & Kaun
our local hardware men, are buying
here for him and they inform us that
they have already purchased 900, 900
feet of soft wood logs and they intend
to get two million feet before spring.
This makes quite business for our
village.
W. H. Cox and wife and Mrs. J.
D. Stith and daughter Myrtle and
SONS Charles and Will drove to Fawn-
dale Sunday and spent the day at the
BaumRart home. They report q very
jolly time and an abundance of things
to eat.
Miss Mary Bameuart who has been
visiting ut home, left for Colorado
Springs, Colorado, Tuesday, where
she and uncle are established as chiro'
practic doctors,
Our fire department was out on
practise saturday evening.
Aug. Pieffer aged father ct NJ.
Pieffer living one mile west Of town,
died Sunday morning. Mr.. Pieffer
was seventy six years Of age and his
death came as no surprise for he has
been sick for the past year. Funeral
services were held in the German
Lutheran church in Culdrum Tues
day afternoon, Rev. Barkulow conduct
ing the services and he was inferred
in the Culdram cemetery.
David Bonnet Of Birch Lake visited
friends here last week
VIM. Rahensparger's household
goods were auctioned Off here Mon.
day. Mr.. Minnette OF Long Prairie
was the Auctioneer.
Mr. Berry, Long Prairie g. popular
cigar man, was calling on the trade
Monday.
Mr.. Brapeu of St. Paul representing
Gordon & Ferguson & Co. WAS in
town Monday.
Amel Drews Of Long Prairie was in
town Monday.
Paul Rnoda Long Prairie WAS visit
ing relativ. here Monday.
Frank Wilson. Burtrum 8 popular
merchant and Rev. Lewis were in
town Saturday en- route to Parker.
Jacob 5chhrupp returned from Sc.
Paul Monday where he has been work.
ing IN barber shop.
John Pipen and wife drove to sauk
Center Thursday.
The Misses Chadwick Of Brainerd
are visiting friends mere.
Bert Thompson Of Grey Eagle was
trsnsacting business here Tuesday.
Herman Hedin returned Tuesday
for McHenry N. d., where be has
been at work the past two years.
Alex Hall returned to his home at
Brittop, s. D., Tuesday, after an ex-
tended visit with relatives here.
A. Pretzel has sold the building
occupied bv the Trampe saloon to
JAG. Kiewel OF Little Falls. Con-
alteration $3.50.
A. Frost transacted business at
Sank Center Monday.
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Jan. 31.-Born-To Mr. and Mr..
Nick Hebler, q daughter.
Jos. Kainz has gone to Hibbing.