Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-07-25
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4! where they Will take lCOk at the Dig
Iboats. Mrs. Hesch has not seen al big
one since she come over from the OLD
fcountry.
Mrs. Jake Holm returned from a
week s, visit to Sc. Joe, New Ulm;
iBowlus and Sank Rapids. At the latter
place she visited her son, William, who
has saloon there:
Haying goes slow this year on ac-
count Of the rain.
j. Z. Dehler is cutting his rye.
Miss Gertrude Holm returned from
St. Paul Wednesday. She had been en-
ployed there.
John Holm and Math Lowschider are
digging well for John Smith.
| Ludwig Weiner was buying cattle in
this vicinity the first of the week.
| John Dehler took load of hogs to
RoyaltoH Tuesday.
The STANDARD Oil company man Of
Little Falls called on his customers
here Wednesday.
John Hesch has coal oil for sale now.
Peter Grandmother was county seat
visitor Monday.
t. Clara and Agatha Rcnnellenftsch
had a funny experience the other night.
They drove out to John Sand IS home.
When they got there they covered the
horse with heavy horse blanket but
| when they came out the mosquitoes had
| carried the blanket about a rod away.
| This is the truth. Ask. the girls.
Joe Kahl got a load of brick in Lit
tie Falls Monday for Fred Herwis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Seifert and son Of
Little Falls called on S1r. and Mrs. Au
gust ,Dehlei Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. -Dufort and children OF
Anoka are here on a few weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. August Debler.
Docken Bros. drove to the Fish Lake
Sunday for a boat ride. ~
Well readers, what do you know
about this? What noise anneys an
oyster? A noisy noise annoys an oyster.
Joe Grittner Of Raney was in our
burg Sunday with his new ive-passen-
ger auto.
Mrs. Paul Hesch bought an Acme
| binder Of j.. A. Dengel. ...-...--..-
| Nick Hagen and sons, Sen, William,
| and Joe, drove to Little Falls to visit
| their son and brother, Nick, in the hos
| pital, who had his left leg cut off four
| inches above the knee on account Of
! cancer. The boy is II years old. He
is reported as doing nicely and will
| come home Wednesday. ill.,.
Gertrude Mueller returned Monday.
She had been employed in St. Paul the
past four months. 1855.
Nick Mueller is employed by Nath
Mueller.
! The bridge across the Skunk river
on the new road is nearly finished. It
is of iron and cement
l 1f nrir3c nd
to Pierz Sunday to the ball game.
| Mccormick binder for sale, run six
years. Hesch Bros. "
Mrs. John Hesch transacted business
in New Pierz Saturday.
The Buchanan baseball nine will give
a dance July % for the benefit of the
baseball nine.
Buchanan was beat at Dixville 5 to
16. That IS bad one.
John Bednar and wife Of Pierz called
on VIM. Meyer and wife Sunday.
A pretty wedding took place in
our village last Tuesday at 8 o'clock
when Miss Tracy Weisbrick and. Peter
Grundoefer were united in marriage by
Rev. Vonderbur at the St. Michael $
Catholic church in the presence Of rela.
| tives Of the couple and large number
Of invited guests. The bridesmaid was
Victoria Billig and John Weisbrick
brother of the bride, was best man.
The music was furnished by the choir
and after the ceremony the couple were
showered with hearty congratulations
The happy newlyweds were the reel
pients Of a large number OF presents
They will make their home in this vii
lage.
Eugene Janson can be seen on the
roads with his new eight horse power
Yale motorcycle. He can 60 some.
John Hesch and Adam Mueller called
on old time friends in old Pierz Sun
day. .# . .-....... ~
L. NJ. Jacobs and Peter Blake were
J county seat visitors Sunday.
Mrs. John Wintermeyer of st. Clout
f is here visiting her parents, Mr.. an6
Mrs. Sand. %
Lizzie ,Janson. who is employed II
Minneapolis, is home Oh visit will
her parents.
All had good time at the party
> which was held at the Mike Sand HON,
Sunday.
Annie Janson Of St. Joe is home OF
: a short visit with her parents.
!. Rye cutting is in full swing now
, The rye ism t what it ought to be.