Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-10-30

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Little Falls some time ago, where an
operation was made for appendicitis,
is improving fast we are told.
! Last Sunday the democratic candi-
dates for county Offices we're in Pierz
with their campaign band. Quite a
large crowd had gathered to see them.
Speeches were made by G. E. Vasaly
and others, in Faust's opera house
during the afternoon. The town of
Pierz and neighborhood towns will do
as they always have done j. e., roll
up rousing democratic majority.
Four days more of shaking hands then
it all will be over, excepting bad
headache with those that came out
second best.
"A social dance will be held in
Faust's opera house Wednesday, Nov.
4th, the day after election.
Jos. Rauch has bought Rultman
& Taylor clover huller. Clover is
beginning to be favorite crop IN
Pierz and vicinity.
Leo Wermerskirchen is here visiting
with his parents. He is student at
st. John 8 College.
Jos. j. Drummer of Onamia was in
his old home, Pierz, visiting his rela-
tives and friends. Mr.. Drummer is a
member of the Onamia village council.
John 81. Gerwing returned from
South Dakota last Monday. He was in
Dallas. where he registered for 100
acres of land in Trip county. s. D.,
Indian reservation. He left there be-
fore the drawing was over and does
not know if he is among the lucky
ones or not. He tells US that over
III, 600 persons have registered for 5000
homesteads. 1t will be seen that only
one out of about % persons will be a
winner.
The weather has been very un-
pleasant for the last week. Cold
rains, fog every day. We have not
seen the sun for week or more, until
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kluge of
North Dakota arrived here last Mon
day. They are visiting with Mr..
Kluge's parents, Mr. and Mrs: Robert
Kluge.
Hubert Bares, who is out of the
saloon business now, is busy putting
up dwelling house and barn on his
large farm near the outlet of Fish
Lake, in the town of Agram.
John H. Grell is building large
new ice house back of his saloon.
The same will he used as a cold stor-
age during the summer months.
j. p. Berg's dwelling house is being
raised. The house was formerly in
Little Falls and owned by P. H.
Berg. It was taken apart and hauled
out in sections. If weather is favor
able Mr.. Berg will occupy the house
In week or ten days.
Henry Hennen moved into his new
dwelling house on his father, Nick
Hennen,s farm, the former part of
the week.
Anton Gerwing has sold his farm of
80 acres, known as the old Henry
Traut place to Mrs. Helen Tretter
Consideration 81, 100. The deal was
closed last Monday.
The eau Tembreull wedding took
place last Tuesday In the St. Joseph
church in Pierz, Father Fridolin, o.
S. B., brother Of the bride, of6ciat-
ing. John Gau, the groom, who IS a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. eau. was
born here. He is very industrious
! young man and has many friends.
Miss Cecilia Tembreull, the bride, is
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Tembreull. She. was born in the old
Tembreull home, one mile west OF the
village. Gotttried Tembreull and
Henry Gau acted as best men and
Misses Mary Tembreull and Veronica
Gau were bridesmaids. The wedding
was very pleasant one and was held
at the BRIDES home, formerly P. H.
Berg's house in the village, and all
in attendance enjoyed it very much.
For the young people dance had
been arranged in J. B. Hartman s
hall, which lasted until 2 O'Clock
Wednesday morning.
Wednesday another wedding was
celebrated, in the home of MI. and
Mrs. Joseph Eisel, three miles north
east of Pierz in the town of Granite.
The parties are Clarence Benson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Benson of
Buchanan and Miss Annie Eisei,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Eisel. The young couple were born
land raised in this part Of the county