Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-05-19

and relatives.
Mary Beka came home on a visit
! Wednesday. She had been working
for FRANKS, the druggist, in Royal
ton for over q month.
Peter and Benna Blllig of Rich
mond are here visiting their brother,
L. A. Billig. From there they will 20
( to North Dakota, where they will
work this summer.
Nick Muller of Pierz was in town
Wednesday.
Joe and John Scdmolke Jr. were in
Plerz Thursday.
John Herring was in Pierz Thurs
! day. Most of the farmers around here
have finished seeding corn.
| Jake Kiewel Of Little Falls was in
town Monday.
| Nick Muller Of Pierz was on his
farm, the old Ii. Mevencamp place last
week repairing the buildings.
John Naber was in Pierz on busi-
ness Tuesday.
Joe Otremba came back from
Crookston after being gone a week.
He bought some land out there.
Mike Auer of D1xv1lle transacted
| business in the village Wednesday.
Xavier Hurrle made trip to Pierz
Thursday. :.
Nick Muller and family of Pierz
visited at the home Of II. Dengel a
few days last week.
G. kosenmeier of Royalton transacted
legal business III the village Friday.
| Joe Houn of Dixville was IN town
Wednesday selling some full blooded
potatoes. We will watch and sec what
kind OF things they are.
j. NJ. Schmolke IS experimenting
the building which his father is erect
ing in new PierZ.
John and Andrew Stroman of Swan
vile called on their customers IN this
burgh Wednesday.
Joe Froelich traded his building in
New P1erz to frank Horsch for the
latter's farm. Mr.. Hortsch got $1,000
for his farm which is 60 acre farm
and Froelich considered his property
iwcrth $40, 600. Mr.. Hortsch took over
his new place Saturday.
| I. konellenfitsch, who was very sick
with lung fever, is reported improv-
ing which is glad news to us.
Joe Weisbrlck while trying to pen
up pig Friday ran into a fence rail
and nearly took out his eye. A doctor
was called ana the patient is doing
nicely.
Carl Herring and wife returned Fri
day from three day visit with rela-
tives in Lake Henry.
All had good time at the party
at Frank Mischke's Friday evening.
The party at Frank Otremba's home
Sunday was highly enjoyed. e..
Joe Grltner was IN Royalton
Wednesday.
J. Nj. Kuschel Of Dixville was in
town Friday.
Ed. Voeglin was in town Saturday
on business.
Jake Dengel got a new one-seat Metz
auto this week.
VIM. Weisbrick took load Of calves
to Pierz Friday.
Andrew Waltz of Mayhem Lake
made few days visit at the Aug.
Dehler home. returning Monday.
DR.. Estey of st. Cloud was IN town
Thursday.
Chas. .Rkoda, the banker of Royal
lton, was in town Friday on. business.
Chas. Roller Of Royalton was in
town Friday.
Joe Hortscn was in Pierz Saturday
to tend bar for Frank Hortsch. Frank
had a grand opening.
The first dance of the season was
held at the Muller Bros. hall Monday
May, 3. Music was by the orchestra
of Morrill,. A big crowd was here and
all had good time.
VIM. Warn of Royalton was seen in
town Sunday.
Next Sunday, May 18th there will
be 125 children 60 to their first holy
communion.
MRS. Chas Sand left tor Canada
Tuesday. Her husband went out there
about month ago to build house on
q claim. Mrs. Joe Sand will 10 along
with her and join her husband, Joe
Sand.
Rev: J. b. Brender was in Pierz
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Posturek of Rice
were visitors of the MI. and Mrs.
Mike Sand home Sunday.
Mis-: A. A. Hesch and her sister,
Lena Sand, were visiting their sister
-in-law, Mrs. Joe H. Sand, in Pierz
( Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Harold drove to Royal
ton Wednesday to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Mary Rices, returning Friday.
Buchanan was visited by the incest
rain which it had this year Sunday. It
soaked the ground about five inches.
Dora Gruber and Mary Medek OF
Pierz we're visiting their friend, Clara
Mischke Sunday.
John Shrout and wife were VISITING
at the Joe Otremba home Sunday.
Anton Otremba made business trir
to Plerz Monday.
Mrs. Frank Otremba made a trip Il
Bowlus Wednesday and came bacl
Friday. = ~
South and North Buchanan had til,
first ball game for this year. South
Z Buchanan had 16 and North Buckmal