Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-08
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Miss,ssippl river LAYING the rails will
also he discharged as soon as they
get 5000 feet this side OF the
Mississippi river bridge. All en-
tractors east of Mills Lac lake have
been ordered not to commence work
Until they receive further orders
The contractors, Ne Sis. Table,
O'Mslley ard McKen' a, 2. Mel on
and r. A. jacobson are to frish the
grazing and Blasting trey are at work
{ n now and then work on the new 500
lire between Brooten and Duluth will
be stepped fer t is year. When work
will be taken up again, will lsrgely
depend upon the starding OF the
morey market IN the c0ultry, IS Mr..
Haukerson inf:rns as.
The man that wanted to commit
7uicide, as reporte7 LIST week, was
brought to the village last Sunday.
he tried to cut his throat with a
packet knife a weak ago last Sunday,
but was prevented from doing 50 by
his fellow lab orers. He disappeared
and people here thought he had gone
back to work on the 500 line, but that
was mistake, B. T. Cummings, who
has also been working on the 500 lire,
came in with him last Sunday. Re
had been wandering about for a
week, sleeping in haystacks and when
hungry going to. farmhouses, where
he would get meal. When found
by Mr. Cummings he had lest his
coat and hat and was in pitiful
condition. The village authorities
cared for him, he was fed and put
into the village lockup and kept
there until Monday c'orning, when
Mr.. Cummings ard Ed Bentfield took
him to Little Falls where he Will be
either sent to the hospital or to
Fergus Falls insane asylum. Jpdge
Shaw will have to find out if the
man is Insane or delirious.
Frank Otremba, Sr,, better known
as Buffalo tremha'. who lives about
one and q half miles northwest of
BucKmap, is the proud owrer OF a
| head Of b1tfal S. lie has ab1ut ten
or twelve of which four sre full blood.
| he has tame7 tvo full -bl Oh cuH4Ios
and is 90 plo wing with them. He
hltcEes them to a gang plow with
two horses as leaders and they go
along nicely.
Joseph Otremba and wife and Carl
Hoheisel and wife spent last Sunday
afternoon by takirg walk of FIVE
miles over the 500 r1ght-of- way cast
of Plerz Mr.. Otremba tells us that
they all were surprised at the amount
Of work that has been done during
the few summer months.
Andrew MOblsr, supervisor of the
ION of Hilman. was in the village
last Tuesday. He informs as that the
town of Hilma1 has got nine miles
Of new road, which has been built
this summer under the direction Of
| VIM. Driver. The new town is
doing we'll in the way of put ing in
new and go d roads.
Mimi. where be has been working on
LIVED in Hilman town.
Henry Reidel. who has lived in this
part ef the country for many years
intends to move to Missouri as soon as
be can settle his business here.
which he hopes will be soon.
Joseph Otremba sold four year
sid horse to MIR. Clark. who furnishes
horses for the 500 railroad contractors.
Peter Tretter has started out hulling
clover with his two machines. One
huller will stay in Buh town and the
other in tie town of Pierz.
s. Dover of the Dover Lumber
Co., came to Pierz to look over the
compRny's lumber yard after the re-
cert fire. He estimated tho comany's
loss at about %.
TIE German Comedy Co. OF Little
Falls will present next Sunday in
Faust's Grand Opera House two act
comedies entitled ''Kaspsrl as a
Prince" and ''Kaeperl as Garibaldi.
Both plays will bs gwen in the Ger
man language. Do not fail to come
and SEQ Simon as "Kasperl Larifair.
Come and eDj.y q good German play.
To commence at O'Clock p. m.
TIE Kauch Bros. ct through
threshing last Monday. The last job
was John N. Rauch's. His grain ran
about the same as the general run.
He had q piece Of new breaking how
ever which yielded IS bushels Of
wheat to the acre. His yield of oats
was net very good.
Jos. B,llig has taken stray horse
up. The ho1ss had a harness on.
The owner is requested to call end get
the horse after proving ownership aud
paying cost.
Mr.. Ekstrand Informs us that the
Pie1z Creamery Co. will run three
days in the week from now on during
the whole winter.
VIM. Holm of Buchanan has accepted
q position as bar-keeper with VIM.
Schreiner Of Pierz.
Oar asloonkeepers in the south end
of the village have agreed to put out
their pool tables. They say there is
no money in pool tables. Whoever
wants to play pool hereafter must 60
to the Forth end of the villege-
Jos. a. WIRING found pocketbook
conta ming some money. The owner
can get same from him after proving
that ne or she lost it.
The school board Of district No II
met last Monday evening and tran
sacted sll Business brought before the
said board.
Mrs. John Roch and two daughters
and q son arrived here last week from
Colleen Valley. N. D., and they viii
make their home here for the present
i Hotel for Ssle-The Columbia hote
in the village of PierZ. Mimi, can Dl