Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-24
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Jan. 81. Next Sunday, January
Goth, the four act drama ''The Noble
Outcast'' will be put on the stage in
Faust's opera house for the second
time. This will be the last chance
to see this drama and no ono should
miss 1t. The program is the same AZ
it was the first time. excepting the
dance after the show. The play will
be gwen for the benefit of the st.
Joseph's church. By attending the
show You do good deed and sec a
line show ct the same time. Secure
reserved seats before the performance
to avoid the rush. They can be
ct r. A. Hartmann's store
and at the Golden Rule.
The Stork called at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Konen last Friday.
He left little boy.
Thomas Kobilka scld his house
and lot in the south end of the village
to Jos Drummer, Sr., who will take
possession of the promises some time
next April. Mr.. Kobilka tells us that
he will 90 to Onamia and look over
that place with a view of settling
there.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Sontag, of the town OF Buh, last
week, Friday, son.
Anton Feucht of Wisconsin IL here
visiting with his brother, Louis
Feucht. @a
VIM. Schreiner and Aug Eichmiller,
both of the village OF. Pierz, went to
Onamia last week Friday. They
we're 30 well pleased with that place
that each of them bought lot there.
John Winscher of the town Of
Buckman died last week Thursday on
of Buckman. He was 70 years old and
died of cid age. Interment was made
in the German Lutheran cemetery
in Graham town last Sunday at 10
O'Clock q. m. he is one of the first
settler in the town of Buckman and
was respected by ell that knew him.
He leaves wife and four children to
n ourn his death.
Died-The i've weeks. CID daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Tembreul died
last Friday and burial service was
held Saturday in st. Joseph's church
and interment made in st. Joseph's
cemetery in Pierz. As we are
informed death was caused by cramps.
Born and died few hours after
wards q daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthias Schnurer OF the town of
Agram last Saturday night. Burial
took place Monday forenoon.
jacob Neisins informs as q for
publication) that he has bought Ii, 600
feet of lumber and intends to build
a store and saloon in connection near
the 500 depot A party that has
plenty OF money is In coml any with
him.
John Ottemba, one of our oldest
settlers is i'll and it Is feared that he
will not recover.
Erick johnson, the Little Falls
cattle buy er, was here the latter part
of last week visiting our farmers and
buying fat cattle and hogs.
John N. Rauch and wife returned
from Cross Plains, Wis the latter
part of last week. Mre. Rsuch went
to Cross Plains four weeks ago to
visit with friends and relatives. Mr..
Rauch went to Cross Plains last week
to meet his wife and return home
with her. He tells us that he had q
good time during his short stay.
His wife's sister, Mrs. Faust, (the
Eausts are just as numerous there as
they are here) lives there. Nepemuk
Informs us that he made no
'schwafenstrich" during the time he
visited there. =
We are enjoying the finest weather
imaginable. During tho month Of
January, 90 far, We had one day, that
the thermometer showed 10 degrees
below zero at Z O'Clock Am. One
does not know that winter has ar
rived. 1ome Of our Weather prophets
predict that winter came In like q
.1a1b, but win 60 out like Q roaring
lion.
X. A. jacobson. contractor on the
500 line for the - miles from Onsmia
this way, towards Pier2. has finished
the last cut. through . six feet high
elevation Of the xrade. Digging and
blasting had to be done The place
whore the work Was dope is three
and half miles this side of Onsmis.
Last Monday his crow, 10 men in all
came to Pielz on their way TO Mime
apollo. There is another crew at
work three miles east Of the village,
hut they will not finish their work in
less than four weeks. The latter crew
is blasting rock near v. 8chraut's
place. As We hear from Marshall
Roy. surveyor, the work on the
Mississippi bridge IL pushed 90 much
a. possible When the blasting and
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