Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-01

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engine on the Wisconsin Central .at
Remember that P. A..Hsifna1a
carries in stock Teady mado suits. for
boys. youths and men, Of different
styl les and prices. 8A-
Nick Gross, who left hero with t6e
party for Canada, stopped off at So.
Cloud and Is now WORKING on..the car.
penter trade there.
The storm Friday night blew down
the smokestack on the engine house
Of the -four mill and smashed several
lengths Of pipe. The stack Is 66 feat
high above the building. IN rais.s
ing it up Monday the rope which Vaa
used to pull it broke, and IL dropped
down and broke two more lengths cf
pipe. On Tuesday morning it was re.
placed and the mill 10 running again.
Frank 0rell received full line az
mems, boy . and children q suits. and
will sell at . reduced price for 10 days
TO get tie people TO come and go his
line Of clothing. He also will nav
cash ell year for eggs, butter, poultry.
veal, wool hides old iron, rags.
brass aRd copper.
Mike Kiewel of the Little Falls
brewery and VIM. vonDomarus. agent
for the Minneapolis Brewing Co., were
here Friday.
Jos. Bollig and Math Meyer re-.
turned from their trip to Canada last
week. They a-e not pleased with the
weather there.s as they stats that the
windows were frozen and the water in
the bitches was frozen over with ice.
The st. Joseph society will hold
their monthly meeting Sunday after
high mass.
Anton Bednar was appointed road
Ioverseer OF Ditch No. in place of
Jos. Otrembs, who refused to serve.
Regular monthly meeting of the
village council will take place Satur-
day evening at o,clLck
p. L. Poster. Matn Meyer and Jos.
Rillig left Tue:day morpinR for
Golden Valley, where they intend to
look over land
The maria ze of the following were
announced in church Sunday: Henry
Hoffman to Miss Christina Stumpf,
Geo. Hoffman of Buh to Miss Kate
Philippi and Henry Vandenheuvel to
Mies Anna Drummer of Lastrup.
Peter Nagel is painting his house
in south town.
II. Brust is sole agent in this vicin-
ity for L. Z. May q Co. goods. Call
on him for anything In the line Of
fruit trees. shrubbery. shade trees,
letc. tf
alyl1r Joseph. Of Cross plains vis q i
arrived hers Tuesday to VISIT sisis
brother. John Joseph, whom he has not
seen for 10 years.
Louis Feucht is having his house in
south town painted. Berg brothers
and -Chas. Buetgen are doing the
WORK.
The town board of Buh will not al
low the unloading Of rock within the
limits Of any road in the town.
The Pier1 and Agram cheese factory
IS now recei wing $500 pounds of milk
per Day. The Lastrup factory has
swelled to 800 pounds per day this
week.
Mrs. Frances Gfuber died 1t the,
home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
IOtremba. Wednesday afternoon. aged
80 years She leaves to mourn her
one daughter, Mrs Frank Otremba,
and two sons, Robert Gruber of Pierx
and Joseph Gruber Of Mazomanee.
Wis, who were al at her bed side at
the time of her death. The funeral
Will take place here Friday morning
May she rest in peace.
Theo. Gross and p. j. Gau returned
from their trip to Canada Wednesday
evening. They are not favorably i'm
pressed with that country, although
they each chanced SO and fled on
homestead.
The Granite skimming station is
now receiving 1900 pounds Of milk
per d y.
Ed. Bentfeld has purchased the fam.
ous PAGER of Norris Carnes of Royal.
ton. He has team now that nothing
in this part of the country can stay
near.
l. The following is taken from the
WAdene Pioneer. This msy be inter-
esting to some Of our people. o. two
stations have been sold to the farmers
here, one By the same concern, O'Con.
mel q White. which is now In court
and will come up ct the September
term:
Wadens Pioneer: Judge A. Murray
and his attorney, p. v. Coppegnoll,
returned home Friday night from st.
Cloud Where they had been attending
court. The stallion case OF which
mention has already been msde In
thess o0lumns, came to trial ct st.
Cloud Thurkday and ended Friday
evening. AL Of the farmers interested
In the matter are released OF obllga-
tions, but Judge Murray received q
verdict against O'Connell q White the
we'll knoW1 dealers in 1tallions. e
seem that O'Uonnell d White Of La
Crosse, W1s., sold stallion to . num-
ber Of farmers of Stearns county tak-
4 ing Q joint note from the farmers IN