Little Falls herald., 1912-05-10

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Fer, Nick Grundhover and Eugen
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Joe Newman Of Royalton was in ou
81 village on business Monday.
Ell John Mueller drove to Graham Tues
| day. >
1 A number Of Buckman girls and boy
n attended the show in Pierz Tuesday
n They all say it was good one.
Z John A. BRANDED, ST., and son, Joe
4 were in Pierz Monday.
i The firemen met Saturday evening
Those elected are Peter H. Mueller
i chief; J. A. BRANDED, first assistant
chief; j. B. Weisbrick, second assistant
chief; j. Schmolke, secretary; F.. j
i Mischke, tillerman; ,A1ois and Joh1
j Weisbrick nozzlemen; Joe Schmolk<
and VIM. Brausen, cartmen; Joe Grund
hover, ak man; Frank Sitzman, Fl. anG
Joe Brausen, hook and ladder men
~. B. Weisbrick and Albert Faust, roof
Iment; John A. BRANDED, hydrant man
Who says we aren't ready for good
| fret
Ludwig Jackbos and wife, Gerhardt
Klushie and Clara Mischke drove tc
Pierz in the Jackbos auto Monday.
! DR.. Fortier of Little Falls was in ou1
village on business Sunday.
| The Buckman ball team is building
their grand stand this week.
George Palmershine is very sick al
this writing with heart trouble.
Mueller Bros. are busy building big
barn in the village.
Alois Weisbrick at the fremens
practice exerted himself to such an ex'
tent that he was compelled to keep to
his bed all week. This shows how he
! would work in case Of fire.
Frank Suess had the misfortune of
cutting his foot while splitting wood
Saturday. One good ball player will
miss Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Dufort of Clear Lake is
home on short visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. August Dehler.
Rev. Plachta Of Royalton passed
through her Saturday. He came from
Platte.
Last Friday evening lightning struck
the Xavier Hurrle barn while he was
milking cows, striking a post ten feet
away from him and stunned him. When
he come to the barn was on fire but
a little water soon put it out.
Dreamstick: The clock struck mid
night but John A. BRANDED still sat at
his desk determined to think Of a
dreamstick before he went home. At
five minutes after one he was satisfied
with this one: eff all the girls loved
a conductor would he be a carpet9"
Regina Dehler, who is employed in
short visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Dehler.
/ Hiram and Rose Britz Of Dixville
were visitors at the Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
fSand home Sunday.
+ Peter Brausen was home on short
visit with his parents, Peter Brausen
and wife, ST., Saturday.
Math Britz and wife drove to Pierz
on business Wednesday.
J. w. Popp Of Graham transacted
business here Friday.
The ball game which was played here
FSunday between Vawter and Buckman,
ended 6 to in favor Of Buckman.
Vawter played good.
Annie Denzen, who is employed in
Minneapolis, is here on a short visit
with her brother, Peter Denzen.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. August Roos,
a daughter.
Joe Schmolke drove to Little Falls
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Blake Of Pierz
were visitors at the Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schmolke home Sunday.
Chas. and Ed. Kapsner came home
from St. Johns college Saturday to
take in the Frank Kapsner and Barbara
Zenner wedding. They returned We'd
nesday.
Announcement was made Sunday Of
the approaching wedding Of Miss Mary
Thommes of Buckman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Thommes, and Frank
Boehm, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Broehm Of Agram, May 21 being set as
the date of the wedding.
The young girls sodality held h. their
annual meeting Sunday. Officers are
Victoria Bi]lig, president; Rosa JAN
son, vice president: Mary Dengel, Sec
retary and Agnes Kapsner, treasurer.
Announcement was made Sunday Of
the coming wedding Of Joe Kinzer, son
retary and Agnes Kapner, treasurer
BRANDED, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
BRANDED, ST., both Of this town.