Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-04-26
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April 25.-Robert Kloge will COM
plete brick venee!ing JOS Peine's
house this week and will commence
brick veneerlng the parsonage at Las
trnp next week.
Robert Gruber has urchssed the
Bill Dallmeler farm in Dixville for
$4,000.
Mrs. Peter Nagel left for Ft Rip
ley Tuesday, where she will have
tumor removed from her face by Mrs.
Root of that place.
! John Schaeto: has purchased Jos.
| Fleckenstein house ana will move it
on his lot il the village, = He will
build several additions to it aud make
it 81 ine d V elli1g.
Jos. Maier and Miss Tneresia
Schaefer were married mere by Rev.
Stelgler Tuesday morning. Afer the
| ceremony the Wedding was celebrated
st the bone Of the brides sister,
Mrs. j. j. Faust Only near rel.tives
were present. Our best wishes 20
| with them.
Johu II. Hennecke has sold his 80
acre FARM on the reservation to Geo.
Schroe Ter for ~, 400.
Frank Faust commenced building
the basement aud foundation for his
new opera horse 1t wlll ba 40x1OO
feet in size and Is feet hleh. Gohl
Bros. are doing the mason work.
Henry Wilkes, our assessor, and
John q. Hennecke, assessor of Buh,
went to Littl< Falls Thurtday to at
tend the assessors meeting and re-
ceive their bouks. Of course they are
both low Dutch an. will undou btedly
assess both TOWNS on the same baais.
| F. Z Heroax of Little Falls has
taken contract to build two miles
OF the 500 R. K. southwest of John
Stumpf's lard. BE will commence
work next week.
jacob Blake, DR.. Kerkhoff, Cap.
Gravel and A. P. Stoll had twenty
cans of trout shipped from the state
fish hatchery at Glenwood, which they
emptled into Fish Lake. They esti.
N ate thst there is about two Thousand
in each can. This amount should GER
tainly be noticeable in the lake in
few years.
John 81. Hennecke, the veterinery
surgeon of buh, who recentls sold his
farm, will move his family into Chas.
Wise's house north of the village
the latter part of this week. He Will
also have an Office in the village.
Jos. Maier. who has been bartend-
er IN the Columbia hotel saloon the
past few years. has rented the P. l..
Poster saloon building in which he
will open saloon on MAY 10th.
Barney Gross moved the entrance
door on the building in which Jos.
Drummer is running q saloon from
the center to the northeast corner of
the bu 'lding, which improves it con-
siderable.
The Bridgemap & Russell creamery
in the village opened for business with
T. E. Eckstein as buttermaker and
manager NJ rday. They will until
further notice take milk and cream on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays of
each week. They pay twice a month.
The first 10 days Of each nonts, is paid
on tie 25tn and the last is Gays is
paid on the 10.h of the following
month";
John Stroman is in the village this
week repairing bis line and putting
in new phones. BE will elso extend
his line to tire depot grounds and to
Herman Bent6eld s place, where one
of the railroad contractors has his
headquarters
Considerable work has been done
on the railroad south of the village
through P. n. Neuman's and MRS.
Dahmen's g land The contractors want
more teams.
A. W. Zaloudek of Little Falls will
be in the Mscho building every
Thursday to buy the farmers produce
same as last year.
The village has the dumping ground
at the same place where it was last
year, but they have only the unculti-
vated land on the west side of the
hill. Some parties dump some rub
bish on the stubbles east of the dump
ing place. They will have to remove
this at their own expense.
| Zaloudek will be at Pierz
Every Thursday to- buy your