Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-04
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Guy ing 0OISeS anu fuICQ0SeO q lo4R0
number Of them. BE bought John
Virnig's team for $500. one horse of
Jos. Smith for $3.50. one of Adam
Virnig for $l65, one of Henry Cas-
sert for $3.50. one of Christ Faust for
S145. P. 81. Neumsn and "0robo:'
Houde were also here Monday buying
horses.
The st. Joseph society will hold
their monthly meeting Sunday after
Dr.. sesuin. Christ Berg and Frank
Faust were appointed Board of
Health by the village council for
term Of two years. a E
Little Falls hospital Monday where
she will have ar operation performed.
Herman J: K!inkner Of St Cloud.
owner of the black stallion Bob,
stood::here by Theo. stnmpf last year,
was here on business Monday.
Hubert Brust agent for the Jewel
Nursery Co. aud L. L. Nay q Co..
will have &400 worth of trees delivered
here next week, which he sold during
the winter.
F. K. Vilnig left for . business
trip to St. Paul Tuesday.
00 ~ ~. COUEG WILL 0O4O t0olx
monthly meeting Sunday evening at
Z o'clock.
Erick johnson Is here again this
week buying cattle and hogs
The village council will hold their
regular monthly meeting Saturday
evening a. 8 o'clock.
the village Monday with load of
rot och hA
selling at 80 cents each.
The auction of Math Nelles, which
as to take place last Tuesday was post
poned to Monday May 7th on account
Of the rain. Sale begins at 10 o'clock
m. Free lunch will be seved at
noon.
Fred Dahmen r-turned Wednesday
FROM WASHINGTON, where he has been
putting in his crop.
Henry Tembereul, who is travelling
with magic lantern, gave an exhibit
tion here in Hartman's hall Sunday
evening and another Wedne sday even
ing.
While plowing his garden Frank
Ranch plowed up about a paiIfull of
potatoes which were not dug last fall,
and states that they were not frozen
and were az sound az If they had been
in the cellar. So. Washington Is not
the only state where they don't need
to dig their potatoes In the fall. =.
The Lastrup people will give an en-.
tertainment in Hartman's hall here
Sunday evening, May 9th. The play
is given entirely by home talent of
that place. .s.
An egg war took place in lower
itown last Thursday which viii IN.
doubtly continue for some time. Zal-
0udek & Son are conducting a com
mission house here on Thursday of
each week, and paying ~ cents cash
per dozen for eggs. Jacob Blake
raised the price to ~ IL cents cash
and 10 cents In trade. A large amount
of eggs came to town that day, as Zal-
oudek drove home with 96 cases.
which means 1850 dozen. Let the
good work 60 on.
Seed corn for sale at +. K. Vlrnig
e Co. store.
Holding, April 9s-M,ss Theresia
PHILIPPE, of Bird Island, were mar
ried at the Catholic church at Albany
Monday, April 2S. The bride is q
daughter of Mr.. and Mre. NJ. aretch
and the groom q we'll known school
teacher of Holding. After the sermon
deliciooe dinner was served at the
Gretch home, ard in the evening q
dance was gwen at Holding, in Her.
mems hall. and was largely attended.
The music was furnished by the Hold.
ing orchestra. After midnight sup
per, the bride ana groom left for
Bird Island en- their HONEYMOON.
Editor Herald: Following are q
few more words which I promised to
write to my friends after returning
home from my trip to the coast, let
ting them know that I arrived sound
and safe at Pierz
Although the weather is fair lately,
it can not be compared with the
weather in California, and it often
makes me think of the beautiful win
ter spent with old friends
I stopped with the family of P. ].
Gross at Los Angeles. Mrs. q. is TAX
Ing care of q rooming house aud was
well liked and kind landlady. And
1 don't forget the family ef p. 81.
Gross where spent so many pleasant
evenings. Whenever would get
lonesome l would 60 to sec tire dear
friends and found them to be the best
OF company to pass time.
With them I ate my first supper
when I came to the city, and also
my last when l left. Mrs. g. would
not l@t me leave her house without
having q good home cooked supper
with them and I herewith thank them
for their kindness and hospitality TO-
wards me, and hope to see them we'll
and happy when hope to return to
the Angel City. &
left Los ANGELES March 18th and
arrived at Madison, WIS.,, the 98rd,
but if ever felt like going west 1t
was when stepped out of the car and
found change Of about 10 degrees.
On the eth my wife and children
came to meet me at Madison. where
they had been visiting q few days
with relatives. After visiting q num-
Der Of different places in Wisconsin
We went on TO Hastings, Mimi.
where We vieited my wife's parents
and sisters and brothers. returning to
Pierz after four weeks stay In Wis.
consin and Minnesota points.
John Bolster.