Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-10-15


Made BY the J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass. 49, -
that only 80 cents was paid IN Little
Falls. Now, counting in his extra
trip and trouble, he finds that he
would have been money ahead if he
had sold his wheat here.
A new section foreman. named j.
Scnley, has arrived and took charge of
the section running west of Pierz Fri
day. i g:
William WIRING and John Neisius
were in Little Falls Saturday and
attended the r. F. D. carriers ex-
aminati0ns. ~. % E.
A cement floor is now being laid IN
the basement of the church.. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Woolman and
Miss Ursula Rauch left for Portland,
Oregon, Monday.
Miss Mary Faust left for Wahpeton.
N. D., to visit with her brother,
Robert, who lives near that place.
John Philllppl returned from
Aberdeen, N. D., where he registered
for homestead in the Cheyenne and
Standing Rock reservations.
John Schmolke and daughter,
GN10O0GAs "o1o A0AA vAoAVOAo V0NAA0S
day.
The moving picture shows given by
Frank Faust Sunday and Wednesday
evenings we're fairly well attended.
The following program was given
Sunday evening: The Love-slck Barber
comedy; Christian and Pagan; A
Fairy g Present, and when you know
that your girly loves you an
illustrated song. Wednesday program
was as follows: A Marathon Race /;
, and BE Mine and the World is
Th1re,' illustrated song. Mr.. Koop,
manager of the Little Falls Bijou, was
in attendance both evenings and
manipulated the machine. Mr.. Faust
will give three shows a week. one at
4. m. and another at 8 p. m. on Sun
days, and one at p. m. on Wednes-
days. The films will be changed every
evening excepting Sunday, when the
! same film will be run off twice.
Rev. j. G.. St1egler went to Little
Falls Wednesday to give Rev.
Altendort assistance during the 40
hour devot1ons which were held there
this week. . .a. 80"
Frank Faust's moving picture
machine arrived Friday.
John Bares bought a horse of Joe
Eaton Wednesday. ~
AS matters stand now 1t seems as if
Pierz will have to go back to the old
system Of lighting the streets as the
electric light proposition has fallen
through for some reason or other.
Thomas Kobilka has completed his
house near New Pierz and is now
hn1 101nO a harm t-...
Goodbye to summer for winter has
arrived A slight fall of snow lay on
the ground Tuesday morning and it
has been pretty cold all week. The
cold snap which came on so suddenly
found many farmers with their
potatoes in the ground yet.
Mrs. Mike Angelmeier was on the
sick list last week. 49,.
Frank Heroux was In town in
Farrow's automobile on business
Wednesday. 49,: -#
: The engagement of A. Schwankie
and Clara Kingen was announced last
Sunday. x r>' =
A small blaze was discovered on
Thursday morning in the Meyer Bros.
butcher shop. but was quickly ex-
tinguished. The fire was first seen by
A. E. Reynolds, who called help and
tried to extlnguish it without calling
out the fire department, but later on 1T
was found that the fire had crept in
between the wallis and an alarm was
turned in. Some damage was done to
the floor and walls, but this is fully
covered by insurance.
ROLAND Klrsh left Thursday for
Argyle, N. D., his home. He helped on
the Plerz journal while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Berg left Thurs
day for Minneapolis to visit relatives
for week or two.
Henry Wanniger returned Thursday,
the 18th, from Mayville, Wis, his
former home, where he was for the
last three weeks on visit.