Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-09-08
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Sept 2.-Lizzie miller is working
for Math Miller q few weeks.
Joe Schmolke was Royalton caller
Wednesday. ;--5 - ~. So. T.. ~s
Frank Kahl was a county seat visi-
tor Saturday. ~.<~0 .2
John Poster is putting a fence
around his farm .-
Joe Hortsch and Nick Billig left for
st. Johns college Wednesday, where
they will learn bookkeeping.
Joe MiIlbauer of St. Cloud is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Dehler
this week.
FRED Keehr was in town, Friday.
The carpenter work on the new
school in District IL is all finished.
Farmers around here are busy
threshing, but grain runs poor. 1t has
no legs this year.
There will be some tall shooting
done around here this week, since the
chicken season opened.
People around mere are busy cutting
corn.
Mrs Joe Froelich and daughter,
Helen, made business trip to Pierz
Saturday.
Oscar Wetzinger and wife and Mrs.
Kline from Chicago, who were here
tor the last few weeks visiting rela-
tives, left Saturday.
Mrs. Grundhofer and Mrs. Thomas
were Plerz business callers Friday
Mr.. Wetzstine was in Pierz Thurs.
day.
Math Bednar returned from lower
City, n. D., after being gone for over
year.
Ed. Voglin of Duluth is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Brausen this week.
Joe Meyer lost logging chain. Any
one that finds it may return it to Joe
and get the reward
Anton Savada. who had been here
for few months laying brick on our
school. left for his home In Avon
Wednesday.
Aug. Meyer had a good crop of
buckwheat. He used 40 pounds OF
twine on acres Who can beat it?
Anton Bednar Jr., of Tower City,
N. D., came home on short visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Bednar ST.. He left Monday again.
Mary Bednar lett for the St. Joe con-
vent Monday.
John Brown and wife left for North
Dakota Wednesday where they will
make their home hereafter.
Andrew and Katie Uble were
visitors of the Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Meyer home Sunday.
John Wintermeyer and family of
st. Cloud were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Sand the first Of the week.
Jake Brausen had some experience
last Friday. AS he drove home from
PlerZ, when about miles out of town,
he met a team and drove on, but as
he passed it he heard the word halt
He stopped his horses and right behind
him stood two holdup men, but they
had no guns in sight. They said some
thing about money, but Jake told them
he had only so cents. When
they seen he had no money they
wanted to fight him. Jake told them
there was no sense in it because he had
no money to fight for. Jake says they
| must Of been father and son because
one said here pa hold my looking
glasses. The Jake said alright I'll fight
the two of you. They lost no time in
getting into tbei: wagon and left for
the north. Jake says the old one was
about 5 feet, : inches and kind OF poor
in looks with farmers rags on. The
younger one wore glasses, was fat and
! dressed up little. Jake offers 81, 600
reward for the man that gets EN- dead
or alive.
| Ferdinand Dengel drove to Pierz OH
business Monday.
Agatha Ronellentitsch was visitor
| OF her sister, Mrs. John Sand Sun
day.
! Herman Jenning our butter maker.
shipped some over 1900 pounds of
| butter last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Janlsh from
Bowlus are guests at the Frank
Otremba home this week.
Those that were at the party at Jake
Brausen's Wednesday are Andrew Vir-
mig, Cecilia Otremba, Joe Otremba,
Lizzie Meyer, Mike Shrout, Hedwig
and Leo Buhr, Jake Weidenbach
Cecilia Meyer and Martha Meyer.
They all reported very good time
Jake Dengel was business caller at
| the Nick Kinzer home Sunday.
Mrs. Harold is on the sick list.
". H. Saudling renewed acquain-
lance with W. Fl. Hall while in the
| city en- business this week, this being
their first meeting in twenty five