Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-06-09
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their new suits last Saturday and they
look fine. ~
A big crowd gathered at the home
of Mrs. Peter Lascbider Monday even
ing in honor of Laschiuer'
birthday. The evening was spent in
dancing, after which ice cream was
served.
H. Ross drove to Pierz Monday.
All had good time at the partv
held at the Frank Otremba home
Thursday.
John Poster and wife drove to Pierz
on Monday.
Joe and Hedwig Westholder were
visiting their sister. Mary, Sunday.
She is working for John Winscher.
A number of Buckman boys were at
Fish lake Sunday to take in a boat
ride.
Peter Dehler drove to Royalton on
business Monday.
Mrs. Joe Froelich and son William,
drove to Pierz Tuesday.
I. Ronellenhtsch was working for
John Sand last week.
John Schmolke and son, Joe, drove
to Pierz Wednesday.
Aug. DehIer came back from Wiscon-
sin, where be had been last week visit.
ing friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kinzer went to
West Union saturday to visit old
friends and relatives returning Mon
day.
Joe Kinzer drove to St.Joe Friday to
atteId the funeral of his grand mother.
Lena Sand left for New Munich Sat-
urday to visit friends, returning Tues
| day.
Ella Schmolke drove to Pierz on
business Wednesday.
John Schmolke drove to Vawter
Monday.
Ed. Lane of Little Falls brought a
load Of soft drinks to town Wednesday.
Frank Sand was county seat visi-
tor Friday.
Mike Heigel of Graham was in our
village Thursday.
Road work in district 8 began Fri.
day.
Mary Beka who is working for
| the druggist in Royalton, was home
Oh visit.
John Brudger of Hinckley is here
visiting his brother, Joe, for few
days.
Martin Hartman and his daughter.
| Mrs. G. B. Irlbeck, drove to Pierz Sat.
urday. Mrs. G. B. got her first ship
ment of candy in on Saturday.
Jake Baltes drove to Pierz Saturday
after load of ice cream.
! Mr.. Brixcus drove to Pierz Satur-
day.
John Meyer got load of flour in
Pierz Friday.
Miss Regina Hortsch is home on
short visit with her parents. She has
been working at St. Paul.
John Dehler was visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Aug. Dehler, Friday.
Ray Davis, wife and family returned
to St. Paul Tuesday after visiting at
the Mr. and Mrs. joe Horstch home all
last week.
Mrs. Peter Laschider and son, Peter,
| were Pierz visitors Thursday.
The infant son of Jake Brausen was
! christened, Nick, at the st. Michael's
Catholic church Sunday. Nick Bour,
his great grand father and Mrs. Peter
! Brausenhis grand mother were sponsors.
Mrs. Carl Heirung and family drove
to st. Joe Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with friends.
Peter HOLMAN and wife of Saltwater
are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Kinzer this week.
! Math Kelzenberg. who is working
for the 500 line and is running a pas.
senger locomotive out of Minneapolis,
was home to attend the wedding of his
, sister, Margaret.
Last Saturday night lightning
struck the barn of Chas. Kuschel and
: set it on fire. He got the horses out
in time but few tons of'hay burned.
The loss is about 81, 900. Insurance
covered good part of it.
Peter Blake of Lastrup was down
here Sunday visiting at the home of
John Schmolke.
|. Ed. Hortsch, who is tending bar for
his cousin. Frank, in Pierz, was home
Sunday visiting his parents.
Pierz and Buckman had a hot ball
game Sunday, Is to 5 in favor of
Pierz.
! Henry Mouse of St. Cloud and Mary
Kapsner of here were announced for
the first time Sunday. The wedding
| will be on the goth of June.
Ed. Hoddorf of Dlxviue was in town
Sunday.
DR.. Westholter and Mrs. Paul Hesch
we're in Agram Monday visiting at the
home of Anton Hesch.
Frank Kahl put up new wind mill
on his farm this week.
Mary Beka, who is working for Mrs.
Frank Hortsch in Pierz, was home
Sunday visiting her mother, Mrs.
Beka.
Frank Hocheisel of Pierz was in
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grittner were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhart
Naber, Sunday.
June IA very pretty church wed.
ding took place at the St. Michael
Catholic church Tuesday morning at
|8 o'clock when Miss Margaret
KeIzenberg, Oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Kelzenberg, was united
in the holy bonds of matrimony to
Otto Dengel, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Dengel a popular young farmer
of this town. The ceremony was
witnessed by number of friends Of
the contracting parties. After the
ceremony the bridal party repaired to