Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-05-12
BUCHANAN

a1ter Dr1ck Monday Tor the new school
in district Al are John and Ed.
Poster, Frank and Joe Kapsner, John
and Joe Mischke. Peter Brown, and
Richard ROnellentitsCh. John Sitzman,
Ed. Hortsch Adolph and Willie
Demuth, Nick Grunthofer and Math
Hesch.
Joe Froelich and Joe Schulz of pierz
were in Buchanan Monday.
Russell Scoles, our new mail man on
route came through here Monday on
his first trip.
John Schmolke and John Sand we're
out to Hillman looking for land Mon
day.
Mrs. Barbara Hartman is home on a
few days visit.
Farmers around here got busy NOV
ing mail boxes Monday, but were
stung when they saw that Mr.. Scoles
never passed their mail box.
Hubert Helzenberg is working for
Miller Bros.
All had good time at the party
held at the Peter Brausen Jr. home
Sunday evening.
Rev. j. B. Brender, John Schmolke
and Joe Schmo]ke went to st. Cloud
Tuesday.
Buchanan was visited by a heavy
! frost Monday which froze the new
wheat and some leaves on the trees.
It made the fur coats come out again.
Rose DehIer and Mrs. Mary Dufort
went to koyalton Tuesday where Mrs.
| Dufort joined her husband, who is
now located there.
Joe Schulz and wife of Fierz we're
in town Wednesday.
! Paul Muller IS working tor John
Dehler this summer
! Joe and Ella Schmolke made q bust
ness trip to Little Falls Wednesday.
Jake Dengel drove to Plerz on bust
ness Thursday.
Peter Muller Jr. is sick bed with a
sore throat. Joe L. Hesch was a
visitor of the Math Pauser and John
Jendro homes in Pierz Wednesday.
| Joe Weisbrick will soon leave for
| Colorado, where he will make his new
home.
| Alois Welsbrich and Albert Faust are
digging a we'll for Mr.. Suess. AIois
came near getting killed when the
we'll caved IN on him.
Joe Muller and family OF Pierz were
over here Sunday visiting at the Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Muller's home.
Our village has very clearly ap-
pearance, all yards and streets and
alleys having been raked and cleared
! of rubbish and other junk.
Joe ana Ed. Kahl we're in Pierz
Sunday to visit friends and relatives.
Miss Mary Medek left Wednesday tor
st. Joe whore she will become sister.
o. s. B.. We are sorry to see her. 80.
Mrs. Peter Sitzman drove to Pierx
on business. Saturday.
Agnes and Gertrude Kahl were
visiting their cousins in Pierz Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Sand will soon leave for
Canada, where she viii join her hus-
1 band. -~ ~t''n
/ John Keehr and wife of Dixviile
i were in town Thursday. ... 81
! Christ ,Gaking died on his farm
which IS located in the town of Buck
! man on May the first Of heart disease
!, at the age Of 81 years, 4 months,
+ Mi. 9aking was born IN Germany
\ in the year of 1874. came to America
with his parents in the year 1891 and
resided at :Mamoth,I Wis.,, until 1871,
i when he was married to- Pauline
Doblmeier. He came to Buckman in
1876 and located on a farm miles
and one half south Of the village. He
leaves to mourn his death five sons
and four daughters. Mr.. Gaklng' was
laid to rest at the Dohlmeier cemetery
only 18th. Rev Oehlert of Little Falls
officiating. >" ts5
Frank Hesch came home on visit
to his mother. He has been in Min
neapolis for the last = years, where he
] is firing for the 500 line.
! A number of Buckman farmers at
tended the auction at Chas. Gaking
farm May 18th.
Our battermaker, Herman Yenning,
shipped some. over -20O pounds of butter
last week. 49,. ~.
Lizzie Muller came nome from st.
Paul Saturday where she had been fol-
the last few months visiting bel
sister, Mrs. Gertrude B1itz, who wal
1 i'll, but is we'll again. MI u. . <.
L Ronel lentitsch Jr. and /. sRonellen
fitsch ST., and John Sand were out K
4 Hillman Sunday to look after som,
Il land
John Bares, rank Otremba,