Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-19
SWAN RIVER.

Nov. 17.-Married, Wednesday morn
ing at st. Stanislaus church, Chas.
Barron Of Minneapolis and Miss Nettie
Wojnleski of Swan River. Only rela-
tlves and intimate friends were
present. The wedding celebration was
held at the home of the BRIDE
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wojnieskl.
They Will begin housekeeping in
Minneapolis, where Mr.. Barron is
employed as engineer on the Great
Quite heavy lain fell here Satur.
day night and Sunday morning.
>. John H. Hantier attended to business
matters at Little Falls Saturday..
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Posch, Mrs.
Jacob Posch of Little Falls and Mr..
and Mrs. Sol Blair of .Swanville
attended tho Kllber. Posch wedding
here Tuesday:
Frank Scezepurek, who is at st.
Gabriel's hospital, ill with typhoid
fever, is improving nicely.
Miss Sadie Anderson was a Little
Falls visitor Saturday:
1t is reported that John Doschoska
will move his saw mill from section
S6 to section 81, where he expects tt
saw lumber this winter. This part of
the section has lot of timber yet,
and 1t is thought that the move will
prove successful.
Peter Prokott lett Monday for st.
Cloud, where he went to purchase
seats for the Bowlus church.
The town board of supervisors met
on the road between sections SO and
IS Thursday to receive bids to clear
and grub out the right of-way Peter
Gregerson was the lowest bidder and
got the JOB at $97.
Mrs. Anton Pletrowskkl and three
of her children. who have been sick
with typhoid fever for the past four
weeks, are now fast recovering from
their illness.
Anton Gregerson is employed at
Bowlus this week in the livery Darn.
The town board of supervisors met
at the town. clerks Office Monday with
Jos. Manka, NJ. j. Vlechorek,
supervisors, and John H. Hantier,
chairman. A number of bills were
allowed.
Miss Edna F. Taylor Of Bowlus
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends here.
Peter Psyk is employed at Chas.
Dziabas this week.
Miss Mary Hantier drove to Bowlus
Friday.
Miss Aggie Barton was Royalton
visitor Wednesday.
Marrled-Tuesday morning at 10
O clock at st. Stanislaus church, Theo.
Kliber of this place and Miss Susie
POsch of North Prairie The groom
q nd cfrsSn IL
Swan River, and has lived here the
greater part of his life. The bride is
a charming young lady of North
Prairie. Mrs. kliber kept house for
her brother, Peter. IN this town for
about two years. After the ceremony
the young married couple and the
invited guests drove to the home of
the brides brother. Peter Posch,
where a wedding celebration was
held IN tn e afternoon and evening.
Dancing was the principal part Of
the amusement They both have a
large circle of friends who will wish
them much happiness and Joy on
the sea of life.
Walter Kanieskl is employed at
John H. Hanfler's this week.
Chas. aanfler was county seat
visitor Tuesday,. 49,
A teacher in one of the lower
grades recently found a lad in the
geography class who was deeply in
terested in learning the points of the
compass. The teacher said 'You
have in front of you, the north on
your right, the east; and on your left
the west; what have you behind
your :: After a few minutes rehec-
ton, Allen exclaimed "A patch Oh
my pants, and to make the informa-
ton more emphatic, Allen continued
in shame faced manner: knew
you'd see 1t, told ma you would.
Paul Stanek and John Hovonletz
drove to Royalton Tuesday on bust
ness.
The remains of the late Father John
Belzowski. who died at st. Gabriel's
hospital Sunday, were brought here
Tuesday for burial.
Report of school. district g, Two
Rivers, for month ending Nov. IL:
Days taught 20
Enrolment A.
Average attendance "a
Those perfect in attendance !:
Clotilda, Otto and Roman Barton,
Theresa and William Blanchard,
Edwin and Leo Coenen, Agnes and
Joe Prokott, Roselene TTask and
Albert and Max Zimmerman. Those
absent two days or less are Frank
blanchard. Anna Kupka and Joe and
Peter Schal0nka