Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-15
BUCHANAN

Doc. 8.-Rotof Boka better know
as Alaska Pete. was visiting his sister.
Mrs. Math Musllef, Monday and Tues.
day. Es*s*s 81: s@:z. i i s;= s..iI.s i
/. Mr.. and Mrs. John Neisus were in
our evillageeonth business Monday.
i. Henry Ross made business trip to
st. Cloud Monday, returning Tuesday.
| Rev. j. b. Brender made q business
trip to the Twin cities Monday, re-
turning Tuesday.
Our up.to-date farmer, John Poster.
got load of benches in New Pierz
Tuesday,.
VITO said tho 500 line was dead?
Last Monday in "a hours % trains
went through Pierz.
Joe Weisbrick was out to Morrill, on
business Sunday
Wenzel Houn passed through here
Tuesday enroute to Pierz.
! Wendalin Janson came home from
California to visit his father, VINO is
very ill with dropsy and not expected
to live.
Hesch Bros. are digging a we'll on
tine Math Mueller farm this week.
| Joe Oeistrich of Eden Valley is here
! on a visit with friends and relatives.
Joe Drummer and family were visit
ors at the Math Mueller home Wednes-
day.
A party was held at the Mrs. Mary
Hesch home Wednesday IN honor of
her 56th birthday. Those that we're
present are: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Hortsch and family, John Hesch and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Ronellentitsch
and son, Ignatz. The evening was
spent at playing cards until late when
midnight, supper was served.
Chas. Winscher brought a load Of
cream to town Wednesday.
Aug. Dohler ST., made business
! trip to Pierz Thursday.
John Bares and Joe ba lett for
Sullivan Lake Monday on weeks
fishing trip.
Otremba Bros. are hauling hay from
| the old Frank Hortsch farm this week.
=. John Mischke and son, Chas., were
Pierz business callers thursday.
| Ed. Beniield of Pierz was a visitor
of the John Bares home Wednesday.
Sam bubble made business trip to
Koyalton Friday.
Mary Hesch who left for st. Cloud
Saturday to take eye treatment, re-
! turned Thursday and is much i'm
proved.
Joe Westholder of st. Johns came
home Tuesday on short visit with his
parents. He will return Monday.
| Fred Herwers came home from st.
Cloud Wednesday. He took his son,
Joe. there to have an operation for ap-
JOIN and Annie Hssch and Rose
Stumpf of Agram were visitors at the
Mr.. and Mrs: Frank Mischke home
Mary Denzen who is employed in
Minneapolis. is here on visit with
her brother. Peter DenZen.
Katie Dengel left for Pierz Sunday,
where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
Nick Mueller, for week or two.
Mrs. Peter Mueller and son. Peter.
drove to Little Falls Monday, where
they will visit her son. Joe.
Ferdinand Smith and wife OF Rice
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Poster Sunday, returning the the same
day.
Frank Popp and wife of Graham
visited friends Sunday.
| Our notorious hunters were out
hunting Saturday and claim that they
got an elephant, the hide beng 22xS3.
They shipped it to milwaukee, toget it
j tanned. A man can't believe all ne
hears now DAYS.
| Frank Weisbrick. who left for st.
Cloud Tuesday to visit his sister, Mrs.
Aug. Knopp. returned Thursday.
] Roger Westholder is working for
Winscher Bros. this week.
J Rudolf Stephen returned to his
home in Minneapolis Tuesday, after q
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Stephen.
Mrs. Joe Janson come near getting
killed last week while driving to
town. She made q short turn ana up
! set the rig. It throwing her to the
\ ground, which shook her up q little,
and is sick abed. We hope she will
soon recover.
Miss Mary Mouse of Luxemberg is
here on a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Math Zeaner.
Peter Poster of Pierz was here visit
ing bis mother, Mrs. Martin Poster,
Sunday, returning Monday.
Aug. Dehler transacted business in
Royalton Saturday.
Ed. Hesch of Little Falls was buy.
ing fur in this vicinity last week.
!. j. NJ. Schmolke was in Pierz Tues
day. -
Christ ANDERSON was in Pierz on
business Tuesday.
Miss Avilla Larson. teacher of dis
trict II, was hurt quite badly Monday
night while out rldiag. The sleigh
struck rock, throwing Miss Larson to
the ground, bruisine her face.
Jake Kinzer was IN Royalton Satur.
day.
Bill Whan of Royalton was visitor
at tho Nick KinZer home Saturday.
We were IN error last week in saving
that John Kapsner and Math Zenner
were st. Cloud visitors.
MUSICALE ART CLUB
Tho Musicale Art club, which now
numbers over two hundred. held
II another very successful meeting at