Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-12-13
BUCHANAN

BUCHANAN
Dec. 3.-Mr.. and Mrs. John Kaps-
ner were county seat visitors Tues
day:
Lizzie Meyer left for Little Falls
Wednesday where she will be employed
this winter.
Alma and Gertrude Sand of st.
Cloud who were here on visit with
their uncle, Mike Sand, and Aug.
day.
Cecilia Meyer returned from St.
Paul Monday where she had been on
a weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wintermeyer left
for their home in st. Cloud Tuesday
after two weeks visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Sand.
Mike Sand transacted business in
Royalton Tuesday.
John Mueller took 80 tubs Of butter
to Pierz Monday for the Farmers Co.
operative creamery.
I. Ronellenftsch took q load Of
sheep to Pierz Monday.
Mrs. Joe Kinzer returned from New
Munich Monday where she had been
on visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John BRANDED.
John Meyer Of Morrill, was here on
a few days. visit with his uncle, Mike
Sand.
Those that transacted business in
Little Falls Tuesday are Joe Hortsch,
John Poster, I. Ronellenftsch, Eugene
Janson, J. L. Dehler, Aug. Dehler, J..
Nabor, Joe Kinzer and Frank Kahl.
Who says we never go to Little Falls1
Mueller Bros. shot 90 rabbits Tues
day eight miles east Of the village.
John Wintermeyer shot a 2O0-pound
2-year-old buck deer Saturday. John
came from St. Cloud,to get it. He says
he saw more but did not care for them.
Neither would we the way law is now.
Harry Docken went to Little Falls
Tuesday to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Docken.
John Winscher transacted business
in Royalton Thursday.
A heavy snow fell Thursday and
we had good snow storm that night.
A happy new year to all. Maybe a
little early but I won't take chances
on forgetting it.
Mr.. Wing of St. Cloud was in our
burg on business the first of the week.
Joe Brausen left for St. Cloud
Wednesday where he will be employed
this winter in the Great Northern
shops.
George Docken drove to Pierz on bust
ness Saturday.
Joe Weisbrick returned from St.
Cloud Monday after a few weeks ,
visit with his sister, Mrs. August
Knopp.
Rodger Westholder left for st. Paul
Thursday after few days. visit at
home with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
DR.. Westholder. Rodger is employed in
a hot house.
A. 0. Mohler of Morrill, was in our
burg Sunday visiting old time friends.
VIM. Brausen and Peter Mueller
shot two jack rabbits Saturday. They
say the country around here is full OF
them.
Many Of VIM. Meyers friends and
relatives gathered at his home Sunday,
it being his 63rd birthday.
Mike Sand was a Pierz visitor Sat-
uurday.
John Winscher was Royalton visit
or Monday.
Joe Kapsner left for his home in
Pierz Thursday after being employed
by August B. Dehler for over two
months.
Dreamstick: John Weisbrick was
nh.
nut The found a note in his pocket
which read: eff little German band
got under a man s window and dis
turbed his sleep and he got up to chase
them, would you say he was "going
to beat the band?'
Frank Suess is employed by John
Schmolke.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Jacobs were well
come guests of the Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Hortsch home Sunday.
Ed Hortsch, who was in the St.
Paul Dairy school for the last five
weeks, returned home Thursday.
Martha Hortsch and Mrs. John
Dehler left for Anoka on business
Thursday.
Leonard Hortsch transacted bust
ness in Royalton Thursday.
George Uble is employed by John
Meyer. .. 3
Annie Theis is employed by Mrs.
Andrew Uble this week. -,
VIM. Damuth was in Pierz on bust
ness Friday. y. .,. ..:.s., i. S.. ~s5s.f
Ed. Hart of Little Falls was buy
ing fur and hides in this vicinity last
week. He got a, lot Of them. LILY. :,$:. i
2 Mary Kinzer returned to her homo
in Dixville Tuesday after being en-
p1oyed BY Mrs. John Poster, her sister,
for the past two months.
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