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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-03
FLEN SBURG

Jan. 3l.-Mike Hiatt took load OF
cattle and hogs to Swapville last
week. ~~--
Mrs. Peka and son were callers in
r. Little Falls Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Sundber9 visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. johnson Sunday
Rev 9ustafson of Upsala held scr
vices IN the Congregational church last
Wednesday.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A1mark, who has been quite i'll, is
reported to be little better.
MIR. Mattes0n of Little Falls was out
here last week buying cattle.
Mrs. J. A. Peterson was IN Little
Falls last Saturday and visited with
M re-. Norman and family.
Mr.. Norquist. secretary of the
scandinavian Department of the Anti
Saloon League, delivered an interest,"
ing address in the Congregational
church last Sunday. The meeting was
we'll attended.
The Ladies' Sewing circle of the
Swedish Congregational church will
be entertained by Mrs. John johnson
Saturday, the 11th.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-03
BRI + : Is y

Feb. ,- MI rs. Tom Birch entertained
fifteen Of our young folks at supper
Sunday evening in honor Of Miss
Nettie Larsen. A delicious supper and
a nice time was had by all.
Miss Nettie Larson left Wednesday
night forHL leeds N. D., where sue will
stay with her sister Mrs;;@@S:* Brevig::s.<
Mr. and Mrs., John Alien of LII tile
Falls Visited at "A. Strom {: Sunday;
Sam Olson visited at the Melberg
home on route.6 g., Sunday. -
Misses Lottie Birch. Ethel Anderson
and Marion: johnson called on their
teacher, Mi. Hewitt, Saturday. They
were glad to find him improving. j.
Clarence Sprandel, Edward Birch
and Waldemar Larsen attended the
basket social at little ELK Saturday
, evening
Mr.. Norton, of the Anti-Saloon
League. gave q very interesting lecture
here Sunday. -.
Miss Hagen of Randall rs staying
with Mrs. q. L. Smith.
Mrs. f. A. Janney will entertain the
LADIES' aid at dinner next Wednesday
at her home on route s. Everybody
welcome.
FLA. 7Janney went to Sank Rapids
Monday onaa business trip.
Mrs. Herb &Muncy and daughter
jeanette. of Little Falls. attended
church here Sunday.
Miss Lettie Scott visited at her home
here Sunday. -.-.- ...-.-s .,...
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-03
RANDALL

Feb &C. Chapman of this place
was business caller in Cushing Mon
day.
Roy Quimby Of Glenwood, arrived
here Thursday for a visit with bis
parents, MIR. and Mrs. c. Quimby of
this place.
The Misses Ethel and Carletta
Danielson we're Little Falls visitors
Friday.
The Ladies Sewing society of the
Catholic church will meet at the home
of Mrs. George Calhoun of this place
Saturday afternoon Feb 4.
MISS Affie Smith of Idaho arrived
here Saturday for few days visit
With friends at this place. leaving
Tuesday for Minneapolis. where she
will be employed for some time.
Fred Smith OF Parker was a Little
alls visitor Monday.
Tom Calhoun of this place spent q
few days with friends in Parker town.
Mrs. G. Barnes of this place left
Monday for St. Paul. where she will
spend a few days.
Fl. Lininetz of Parker was a Little
Falls business caller Tuesday.
Ed. Hall of Clough was Little
Falls visitor Tuesday.
Miss Edith Jones, who is teaching
school in Cushing, spent Sunday at he1
home in Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-03
DARLING

Feb. 1.-Arthur Regnell who has
been on the sick list for the past. three
weeks with quinsy, Is able to be up
and around again, which we are all
glad to hear.
Louis Anderson, Aaron EnRstrom,
Herman Hanson and Shad Nelson were
county seat visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Eystad re-
turned from Alberta. Tuesday after
spending over month with Mr..
Eystad' 8 parents living near that place.
Printed invitations are out: for q
dance which is to be held ut Little
Falls Friday evening. February third,
in Maurin's hall by the Misses Eulalis
Skoog, Anna Whippler and Maud Free
man. re-. .:y...
Louis Anderson helped Aaron Eng.
stiom haul hay Wednesday.
John B. Eystad left for Minneapoll.
IN the early Wednesday morning tram,
where he Will commence duty al
travelling salesman for the J. I. Cas-
Threshing Machine Co.
8. e. Cochran of Randall was around
in this aeighborhood Saturday calling
on the farmers to join the Randall Co
operative store company. We under.
stand, however, that the deal ha,
fallen through.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-03
Freedmen

Feb. &c L. johnson, a member of
the Anti Saloon League, preached to a
large and appreciative audience at the
Swedish Lutheran church hele Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Anna DahlgreA has recovered
from q spell of la grippe.
The 1oupg Peoples society Of the
Lutheran church met at the Winter
quist home Saturday evening as the
guests of Miss Lille Winterqulst and
her brother, John.
Miss Emily Dahlgren went to Little
Falls Tuesday. where she will be en-
ployed.
Miss Sadie johnson has recovered
from a. slight inuisposition caused from
a cold.
=: Miss Freda Nordabl of Ripley made
and Emily Dahlgren.
The Ladies' aid society OF the Free
church Will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Ben Lindberg next Sunday.
Seth Warnbarg is expected home
from Guyana this week.
Mrs Chas. Richner, who has been
i'll with Ia. grippe IS 40 aud about as
usual
A1een Olson went to Little. Falls
Tuesday to resume her studies at the
high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Paddock visited
friends at Belle Prairie Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Gilman departed
"Wednesday to visit friends in Mime
apol1s. Bruno and Granny. Mr.. Oh
man has worked hard and steadily dur
ing the past year and feels the need OF
a vacation.
Theo. Dahigren will have charge of
the creamery during Mr.: Ohman's
absence.
Mrs. A. F. is i'll with an attack Of
! neuralgia.
| Mrs j. A johnson is suffering from
an attack of la grippe.
Mrs. Peter Carlson visited her SOB,
Axel, at the hospital In Little Falls
Monday.
While Cecil Kelly. and family of
Platte were absent from home last Sat
urday some miscreant pried open the
door and entered the house, upsettlng
and destroying most of the contents
thereof. ~
Mrs. Alfred swanson is sick with
Ia grippe.
Peter Carlson. who has been having
considerable trouble with sore arm,
,s:reoovering the use of that member
Last week on Wednesday John Olson
was called to Fairbault by the illness
of his daughter.
Mrs. Eugene Morrisette and mother,
i MIS-. Amede Poissant, departed Tues.
}day for a sholt visit to the Twin
cities where they will visit relatives
and tviende. - Co
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-03
Pierz r. r. D. 3

Jan. William Block spent
several days with Mike Nage1 last
week. $50.
Frank Beckman and Gilbert Olson
sold some cattle which they took to
Little Falls Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kobilka attended
church in Plerz Sunday:
Mr.. Schankle's woodsaw was al
Mike Nagel's and Grover Taylor
last Saturday.
James johnson returned from the
woods sick. The doctor prononncec
it an attack of p]eurisa with touch
of pneumonia.
. &. A. Olson hauled wood to Mr.
Berg of Little Fails last week.
Arthur Wieland was a Little Fall,
visitor Monday.
The Gravelville school started axail
Monday after five weeks vacation.
Mike Nagef was a Lastrup vls,to1
last week: .
Grover Taylor left Monday TO-
Princeton where he goes to dispose o.
has share of one hundred tons Of hay
which he ann his brother have il
partnership. - st!.<t >. - ! !. ~
Superintendent M. e. Barnes vis,tat
the Grave]viile and West Buh schools
Monday.
Mr.. and Mr.. Schamal ara Mr.. aut
Mrs. Nagel spent Sunday evening will
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kobllka
Gilbert Olson was Freedmen bus1
ness caller Friday. .,. +
Biz : I
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-03
asst Darling

Jan. 3l.-Miss Eulalla Skoog visited
| over Saturday with Miss Anna
Wblppler.
| Mrs. ". E. Caldwell and two son.
left last Monday for a months visit
/ with her sister at Tacoma, Wash.
Miss Maud freeman is spending 8
week with Miss Jessie Green of Min
neapolis. -.
Miss Anna Whippler was in Mime.
aplois Wednesday of last week.
Miss Title Olson spent Sunday in
Little Falls.
&. E Aver OF Dayton Is working or
the seco:d trick at Darling, while
Mrs. Caldwe is on her vacation.
There will probably be TWO steam
! shovels working at this point nexl
Miss Anna Whippler was IN Little
I Falls Friday.
Harry Cralghead, formerly operate,
at Darling. stopped at Darling, on his
! way to Little Fails, to talk business
with the station agent.
August Blomquist was in Randall on
business Saturday.
There was telephone meeting OF
patrons on line No. L.. at school ~ last
Saturday. Officers elected were
Albert Kuil, president; II. Peterson,
vice PRESIDENT: Carl Peterson, secre,
tarv; John Benson. treasurer. A new
switchboard will be placed at John
Fredr1ckson' place.
There will be services at the
Swedish Lutheran church next Sunday
at one O'Clock sharp.
There was fine time at Meadow
Grove farm last Saturday. Many oil
the young ladies were present. Ke
freshmens we're served. 3d..
The First National bank election
was held last Saturday. Officer
! elected: President August Anderson
vice president, Oscar Anderson; cash
ier, Charley E. Anderson; assistan,
cashier, Lars johnson; directors, Osca,
Nelson, Aaron EngstrOm, Emil Olson
August Lindahl.
Miss Ellen Ackerberg came home
today from Minneapolis for a visit. =
Miss Olga Wyman will soon leave TO,
Chicago.
John Peterson was pleasantly sur
prised Thursday evening by number
of young folks. Refreshments wer,
served, and all had a fine time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-03
r GILBERT

J ~ 31-John: Olson has returned
tr1n, NeDish, MINI - -
Miss Judith Peterzen has gone . to
Little Falls to remain for some time.
There was big dance at the home
of MI. and Mrs. j. Bement Saturday
night in honor of their daughter,
Helen's birthday. A big crowd OF
young folks attended and all report a
Aug. Be1glund was at Brainerd
SATURDAY. z.- D.
A large number OF people were
PLEASANTLY entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Johannes Sonneson, Sunday. s.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-03
Svle ! ! | ! | TER I :;
Jan. 81. j. H. SHanfier attended to
business matters at Little Fails Satilr-

Jan. 81. j. H. Hanf1er attended to
business matters at Little Fails Satur-
day. ,$3. ssss ID .s.$@ U.s.
John Palefesheskl and Joseph Your
TX, who SIRE employed BY, j. H. Han.
fer, left Sunday for Little ais where
they spent the day with their families
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wolters Wednesday a daughter. IT,
The town board Of Supervisors met
at the town clerk g Office Monday and
appoint ted Paul KottoschinskV as chair.
man Of supervisors of Swan River. to
fill the vacancy of J. H. Hsnfier, who
resigned, which Office he held for the
past two years. NTH antier has been
faithful and palnstaking officer. Mr..
Hanfler will be candidate for town
clerk. 80
Paul Krottoschinsky and son Frank,
returned Wednesday from an extended
visit with relatives at Long Prairie.
Peter GIegersen purchased a knitting
machine and is turning ont stockings
and mlttens by the whole sale.
Peter Gregersen made q business trip
to Royaiton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Larsen and daughters.
Edna and Amelia, visited at the home
of Mr.: and Mrs. Joseph Thomas in Elm.
dale Sunday. - ..':"'
Miss Anna Stang visited with
friends in Little Falls Saturday and
Sunday. >':'
Many from here attended the cream
cry meeting at Elmdale Monday. The
recent thaw has put the roads in bad
shape for hauling. Fred Hanfier Of
Little Falls. who has been here for q
few days attending to bu ,iness matters,
left Saturday for his home.
Sochor & Pierzlna started up their
sawmill Saturday, for the season..
John H. Hanfier attended to bust.
ness matters at Bowlos Wednesday.
Jos. Glazik of Little Falls, who il
employed as sawyer at John Leyshik's
sawm1ll left Saturday for his home.
Monday morning at st. Stanlslaus,
church at 1O:o'clOck occurred the mar.
riage of Mike TlIlmaD and Miss Clara
7ischnieski, both of this town, Rev.
Father Gospoder officiating. After the
ceremony the newly welded couple
with the invited guests drove to the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Vieschnieski. where a wed.
ding celebration was held in the after.
noon and evening. The groom IS an
industrious young man of this town
and for the past year has been an EN-.
pioyee at the Hennepin paper mill a,
Little Falls. Mrs. Tlllman is charm.
ing young lady of this town and has
lived here ali of her llte They Will
make their home at Little Falls. where
MIR. T1llman has rented a cottage.
They have the best wishes for q long
and happy welded life.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-03
Nortn Elm Dal0 | J

Jan. 81. Miss Tillie Maciej is Z on
the sick list at present. MS.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Korrel went 70
ROyaltOn Monday. .s>,~ - =
W.:.Davis went ito Bowlus Monday,
on business. ,e;.s.s.t4s:z nj W ,--]1 -.
John Schultz Of Cpsala was at tbs
place Thursday.
!. I C:;iWittke went to Royalton Satur-
! :Miss<Alice Myers is reported on the
SIGH: list this week. q. ~
:Mr.s:and Mrs. :! Frank Mattros. went
Ito ;Bowlus. Thursday where the former
went to see the doctor. Fl:
Melvin Carlberg of Upsaia passed
through here enroute to Bo~lus Thurs
day.
John Janletz went to Bowlus Thurs
Melvin Carlson worked for Martin
Larson Tuesday.
Mrs. John ,Sobieck visited with Mrs.
Gumper of Bowlus Monday:
Miss Brownie Kososke, who visited
with her sister a few days at Little
Falls, returned home Saturday.
F. q Noggle of Royalton was a
business caller at this place Wednes-
O8y.'
ii. e. Larson went to Bowlus last
week with q load OF hay. .:
andrew StromRn of Swanville called
en- Mrs. Harold Olson Thursday.
jim Thomas of South Elmdale was a
caller at this place Thursday.
Sven Carlson went to Bowlus last
week on business. -~.
l. r, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Symanietz and
children of Swan River visited at the
lonme of John yanietz Wednesday even
ing, ~
i >Barnie Longway went to Roya1ton
Friday and took the train to Little
Falls and returned Sunday.
! Miss Lizzie Anderson of Swan River
was in Elmdale few days the first OF
| the week. ::
" Mr.. ana Mrs. John Kallis and two
!; sons of Swanville, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Geek and two sons ana Mr. and Mrs.
III A. Olson visited at the home of Joe
Kallis Sunday. 49,.
MIS- Capers Of Buckman visited her
mother, Grandma Kopka, ana MIR. and
/ Mis-. Frank Kopka last week.
| The Elmdale Glover Leaf creamery
share holders had a meeting Monday.
/ 4. n. Larson went to Bowlus last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. jacobson and
daughter and Misses Olga, Grace and
| Roy jacobson were Swan niver visitors
Sunday.
| E. M. Larson called on Anton
, Symanietz of Swan River last week.
A surprise party was given at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Charley Stay
Saturday evening. All reported q
good time and MIR. and Mrs. Stay were
| given a present of rocking chair.
| st. Masl0wski called on P. Kulla OF
Swan River Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Schriber and children
of ROyalton were callers at this place
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kulla of Swan
River attended church at Eimdale
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. C. Larson and
daughter. Maud. of Little Lake
Beauty were at this place Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-03

Henry Kingen of. Lastrup was a
business caller Saturday.
Mrs. Stangl is at present staying
with her son, Conrad StangI, on his
farm. IT.. ~
Anton Tembreuli, with his crew.
is now saving wood with his machin
in lower town.,
Joseph e. Macho is on the sick list
with the Ia grippe.
Joseph Etben OF West Buh, was in
town Saturday on business.
Mrs. Berger, resident OF this
town for many years. died Monday
afternoon from pneumonia. She was
born in Austria, on January II, 1888,
being IS years ana 9 days old at the
time of her death. Her father was
Ignatz Panosora, born in Austria as
was also her mother. Deceased was
member OF the Women's society Of the
st. Joseph's Catholic church. The
remains we're buried IN the st. Joseph
cemetery. under the auspices of the
society, Rev. G. Stelgler officiating.
Burial took place Wednesday morning
at 9 . clock. Thero were no children
born to the couple.
John klppley of Agraln was in town
on business Monday.
Vim. Berg and Barney Cross left
Monday afternoon for Onamia, where
they will work tor Chas. Gravel.
William Rucker of Rucker was in
town Tuesday.
John Bollig and Tschiua helped
Mike lschida move on Monday.
Vim. k,ppley of Agram was here
Monday.
The shows given in Faust's opera
house on Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day evenings we're very good and
largely attended. The company
left Tuesday for Buckman where they
gave two performances.
Tbeo Thielen OF West Buh, came
down with two loads of hogs which he
sold to l.. Weiner.
Theo Ortmann of Lastrup brought
down some stock which he disposed
of to l.. Weiner.
Andrew Stroman, llneman, was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday looking
after lines and telephones.
John DOnek and wife of North Buh
were in town Monday.
The northern part of the foundation
OF the A. e. Macho store, caved il
Monday night, but did not do very
much damage. One of the masons
put the small stones beneath and thu
; large ones on top Joseph Drummer
and Norbert are fixing it up again.
,, Joe Marsnik and Frank Sybilla Of
Buchanan were in town Tuesday.
Peter Van Herke of West Buh was il
town on business Wednesday.
!. The dance in Faust's hall Tuesday
evening was not very we'll attended
but those that were there :report flint
time.
Rev. Sand of Lastrup was here
Wednesday spending the day with
Rev, j. g, Steigler.
Mr.. Kunza. son Of Mrs. Kunza Of
this place, is here from Canada where
Canaaian Pacitic, v,s,ting ting with re ia
tlves and friends
Mr.. Hansmann of Little Falls was
in town Wednesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-03
At NAV Be Paesan1oni5a

"a hard chill pain through the chest, difficult breathing
Then fever with great prosnatioi :: # this shouhl
be your experience, send for your doctor You may
have pneumonia! your doctor cannot come at once
exactly what you have done, Then do as ne says:
No alcohol in this cough medicine zgs1 C: Lo@s as
Keep good condition. One Of Ayers Pills at bedtime will
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-02-03
PlERZ

TnEENA
Feb. 2.-PauI Eller will 60 to
Greenward where he will open a
harness shop.
Fred Woke and Casper Thomas of
Lastrup we're in Pierz Sunday.
George Gravel of Onamia came down
to attend the Superior-Pierz basket
ball game.
Bowen Rarhbun OF Agram was in
town Saturday with wood.
Edward Bentfield was to Little Falls
last Friday to get trunks for Mr..
Faust
Jos. Janson, the Buchanan black
smith, was in Pierz Sunday.
Rev. j. G. Steigler was a Lastrup
caller last Monday.
The Henry Zempel farm, bought by
Schmolke, was sold to John Katsen. k
for $500.
Frank W. Marsh,k, student of the
Normal OF St. Cloud, helped the Pierz
quintet to play against Superior.
Joseph J. Drummer has bought
another so acres of MIR. McLOry for
$70O
Joseph J. Drummer sold his house
in Little Falls to Joseph 81. Grell.
Lake where he has been since New
Years hunting and fishing.
c.. E. Gravel made business trip
to Little Falls last Tuesday.
Mike Bollig and wife of Onamia
are visiting at the home OF j. B. Berg.
The record of births and deaths In
the town and village of Pierz are :
Village of Pierz :-births "A, deaths e.:
RI - ~ %h0 )0nf he K
A committee OF the st. Joseph
society met Sunday to renew the con-
stitution.
Carl Hoeheisel and Frank Otremba
returned from Sullivan lake where
they have been hunting and fishing.
The announcement of the marriage
of Frank Flicker and Mary Gross was
read Sunday,
Otto Koeck, who has been working
In Montana for the last two years az
cook, arrived last Monday to visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs o..
koeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Klnge at
tended the party at Henry Wueliner 9
place in Agram last week.
Joseph N,msch IS saving WOOD for
A. P. Stoll.
Joseph Schuh of Granite was in
town last Saturday.
VILLAIN Nimsch is building an ad-
diti0n to his house which will be used
as kitchen.
John, Frank and Ella Schmolke,
Frank Mischke J. Brandt and Franz
Kapsner of Buchanan. attended the
basket ball game in Pierz Friday.
Mike Tschida will move up stairs
IN the Math Nelsius residence.
John Boehm of Again was in town
Friday.
Reinhart Stoli went to Little Fails
Saturday, returning Monday morning.
Nike Flicker and wife of West Bub
were in town Friday.
Peter Poster and Barney Gross
came down from Onamia to spend
Sunday with their families.
Frank Schneppenheim, section fore.
man at Redtop, came down Saturday
to get supplies.
Charles Lake, teacher in district ~,
was in on Saturday.
Joe Nimsch will leave for Onamia
where he will work in a restaurant.
Miss Mary Meyer, daughter Of
Mike n. Meyer, who has been Work
ing in st. Cloud, came home for a
visit with her parents and friends.
Moses Steinkugler of Lastrup was in
town Sunday.
John Boom of Agram visited Prof.
Nick Ahles over Sunday.
Martin Eppeley died Sunday morn
ing at 10 clock at the home of JOSEPH
Schuh. He was sick with pneumonia
for the last three weeks He was about
50 years old.
The marriage of John L. Boser tt
Carolina Block, daughter of Herman
Block, was announced in church Sun.
day.
Andrew Faust, the beer peddler,
took a load of the amber huid tt
Lastrup Saturday.