Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-02
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BUCKhlAN
Jan.s7 George Docksn was Pierz
vis,tor Aondsy.
Henry Zimmerman of Agrsm is en-
ployed BY john Wlnscher these days.
Frank Klenow of Graham passed
through Backman Tuesday enroute to
Pierx. H..
Joe Bednar and John Bares Jr., are
busy hauling ice for our business men.
Cecilia kahi of Pierx transacted
business in our village Tuesday.
; Mrs. Wm. Meyer and son, Joe, at
tended the nucti1n sals- held on the
MAJ tin 6endrOn farm, six miles soutn
of Buckman.
Margaret Meyer returned to Pierz
1onuay. She had teen here on short
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim Meyer.
M. ana Mrs. John Janson of Dixille
we're visitors at the Mrs. Joe Janson
horne Minday.
Dreamstick: As Harry Docken was
fighting his way through the terrible
blizzard he heard voice calling from
unueI q snoW tank and stopped to
listen. This is what he heard IT q
soluier can throw a ball one hundred
ya,ds. how fur can he pitch tent?
Theodore Decker was q Buckman
visitor ruee0ay.
Andrew Faust brought LOAD of beer
to his customers in our village Tues.
day.
John Meyer of Morrill, brought a
loau Of CO d who'd to town Wednesday.
Chas. Kapsner and Nath Thommes
OF Plerz transacted business in our vii
lage Tuesday.
Ed. Hodord of Dixviile was in town
Tuesday, to attend the meeting Of the
farmers creamery.
j. F. kin1er and John kinzer drove
to 1ierz On business TUESDAY
j. Z. Lindberg OF st. Paul, the state
foou and dairy inspector was IN our
village Tuesday to talk Farmers Co.
ope' alive creamery. They have over
SO shareholders 30 far.
Alois aeurung was PierI visitor
Tu+ stay.
Henry Ross drove to Pierz on bust
ness Thusday.
Joe Hortsch and Flandy Litke re-
turned from Little Falls Wednesday.
They had been there to attend the
jury.
Aug Knapp Of St. Cloud was here
on q snort visit with his mother in
law Monday and Tuesday.
John M Schmolke u1ove to Morrill,
on business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Arnold 0inter of
Morrill, were visitors of the Mr.. AID
Mrs. Nick Mueller home Thursday.
Frank and Vim. Welsh, ick are Dusy
packing ice for Henry Ross.
John Mueller took load of cream to
Pierz Saturday.
George locken brought a load of
cream to town Wednesday.
While fishing on the Little Rock
lake near Ri, last week Henry Well
ing came near having hard luck. His
fishing line hrDke on him 80 he dove
and caught ~ pound muscailOnge BY
g'ahniug the line near tie hsh' &
mouth. Henry says you don't need to
believe the reporter, just ask bin.
Miss H-liuina Vlerk, who had been
here visiting at the Mr.. and Mira
Henry Dengel home last week, left for
q week g visit at the Mrs. John Hodor6
home.
Hubert and Peter Kelzenberg bought
tho saloon owned bY Frank Otrembo
in New Pierz.> They opened up FRIDAY.
Good luck boya.
Aug. Dehler and John Mischke were
elected 30 purchasing committee in the
Farmers Cooperative creamery.
HWman Jennjng was hired to run
the Farmers Cooperative creamery.
All had q tine time at the party held
at the Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank B. Otremba
home Sunday.
Wendeiin Janson left Wednesday fol
Los Angeles, CAL, after few weeks
visit at home with his mother, Mrs.
Joe Janson, Sr.
Aug. 3ohl of Pierz was visitor Of
the H. Ross home Sunday. returning
Mon.iay.
Peter Kelzenberg returned from Lit
: tie rails Monday. He had been there ,
few days to VISIT his sister, Mrs. Ott'
, Dengel.
! The meeting OF the young boy
sodality which was supposed to be hell
Sunday, was postponed until Feb. 1
as there was not enough members i,
attendance.
, Joe Brudger will have an auction
: sale on bis farm one mile south of tn
/ village March LIST.
Al,is Weisbrick returned from st
Cloud Wednesday. He was there on
short visit with his sister, Mrs. Aug
: Knapp.
| Benadina Heurung IL employed b
Mrs. Fred Herwers this week.
/ Frank Otremba and Joe Meyer ar
busy cutting WOOD in THIS vicinity.
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