Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-15
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PlERz
June 14-hn. EaGelbset Oestrsich.
ef and three Of her children Of Cole
Iodo, arrived he1e Monday 20 visit !.
her brother A. 1acho and sister
Ma Christ BeEx. Mrs. Oestreicher
formerly lived hers
he nephew 0au OF Granite
Peter Nagel sold his claim II Hol6-
about . year ago.
two months stay in Hot Springs,
ment.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Trobec Of st. Cloud
VIII confirm z large clats here Tues.
being made to give him . large vel
highly celebrsted.
The shingles tie church arrived
here last week and Mr.. Becker, who
has the contract TO shinele tho church,
will soon begin the work.
81. Brust is sole agent in this vicin-
lty for L. L. Nay d Co. got de-. Cali
on him for anyt6ing in the line Of
frnit trees. shrusoery. shade trses,
etc. ~ Il :
The .Pierz cheese factory paid 30
cents per pound fer butter fat in
March and 36 cents in April.
Miss Anna Voeen. daughter of Geo. :
Vosen. formerly of this place, who
moved to Boden, N. D., last winter.
died there . week ago. Her infant
child died the next day. She was mar
rie1 to q man from Royalton about .
year age, but whose rame Ne have
not learned.
Tie dsirying In this territory il
fast increasing and has come to stay.
The Laltrup cheese factory is now re-
oeiving 1000 pound of milk per day
The Granite skimming station has
reached 1900 pounds and the PierS
cheese factory IL getting over 5000
pounds of milk per day.
Henry Gaseeft is milking eleven
cows which give $50 pounds Of milk
per day. he has one COW that eiyes
4s pounds of milk per day. Peter
Wagner, who is also delivering q
large amount of milk to tho LastruD
icheese factory, states that he intends
to build new barn and milk ut least
20 COWS next summer
Henry Hoffman and Miss Christina
Stumpf we're married here BY Rev.
Father StieRler Tuesday morning. AZ
ter the ceremony large wedding was
celebrated ct the home of Mr.. and
Mrs.. Theo. Stumpf, the brides parents.
The Little German band furnished
the music. We Wiah them luck and
prosperity.
Henry ktngen, the La:trup saloon.
keede1, j. G. Cody the cheeoemaker,
and Joe Aldfich. painter OF st.
Cloud, who is painting the Lastrup
lchurch. m4d0s Pjerxss visit 1unday.
Iheo. 6tumpf lot ons of his valu.
able horses While returning home
from church Tuesday forenoon. When
near Ffank Stumpf's place the horse
dropped over and wae dead In . few
Augaat otrsnba vas vas il. the .vill,se
noday and seated that 8 ditch
weuM be butlt from Tamafsc lake
which is located in Section SS, Buh,
faloW wing the meldoWs and oWamps
into Platte river . distance of two
miles The farmers who own Ret
lands along this proposed ditch will
20 together and build the ditcn and
will beetn the work Friday. Mr..
Ot1emba owns conelderable sWampy
land near the Lske and by this ditch
it will be oil vauabie meadow.
Henry LANCER was in Wadens Mon.
day and attended probate conrt
where the will Of his father. the late
Andam LANCER was opened that dav
and admitted to probate.
Remember that p. A. Ha, ,tmann
carries in stock ready made suits for
boys. youths and men, OF different
styles and prices 81l
Rev. Xavier Kapsner o. s. B., q
son Of MI. and Mrs. Frank Kapsner
Of the village, will read his 6rst mass
here Sunday.
Henry Vsndenheuvel and Miss Anna
Drummer were married Tuesday
morning. After the ceremony :
wedding banquet was celebrated at
the homo IF the parents in Buh. Our
best wishes 60 with them.
John Endres Of Red Wing, who re.
Gently purchased Henry vlrni9's farm
IN Buh, moved here and is preparinp
g begin farming there this fiji. Mr.
Virnig will stay on the farm until Of
ter harvest. g..
Frank Rauoh. uverseer Of roaA dig
trict No. I, completed the road work
in his district Thnrsday. some Of the
overseere In the clay land districts
have not yet commenced to work o.
the roade on account Of the heavy.
rains of late.
n1 F. K. virnie left for st. Paul
Friday to visit her parents. 80.
Herman ]. Meyer retuTned from
Duluth Monday whore. he has bsen
employed for s6nne time. =.
Tony Friedrich Intends to soon priI6
2 house on the lot be. purchased from
the church corporation lcqatsd onsWail
street. 80.
Barney Gross, our, asessos. has.
completed assessing the town ana VII.
lage, and 10 now liking up his books.
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Long Prairie ATeus: nis rsrss.
Wheian left Tussdsy morning Tor her
hone in stillwatef to rsnasin for fia'
prseeot. She wiMnot teach a Lone
Prairis neat year, but viii 20 % lit.
70 Ea!ls Mss Wholsn has taught In