Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-07
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Jan. 30.--All enjoyed q good time at
the dance at Mueller Bros hall Feb.
John and Frank Kunz are here visit
ing their sister, Tresia.
Hesch was gladdened Wednesday by
the arrival Of q bouncing boy. Mother
and son are doing nicely.
All had good time at the party
held at the Peter Brausen home Tues
day.
Our punching bag is here and pvt
up. Frank Mischke got the first prize
for the fastest hitter. Say, he can
make 'em hum some. Anyone wanting
to join the Athletic association had
better join now.
Wednesday, morning when John
Poster came out into the yard he
found one Of his horses tied to the
wagon and it had leg broken. Some
smart fellow thought it was a joke to
take the horse out. John offers q good
reward for anyone who tells him wno
did it.
We have had lots of snow the past
week.
Those that were in -Pierz on busi-
ness Wednesday were: F. E. Suess,
Frank Mischke, L. M. Jacobs, Math
Zener and wife, Mrs. Frank Kapsner,
II. yelling and wife, Joe Cecilia,
Martha and VIM. Meyer, John Tetiva,
Anton Bednar and John Bares.
Jake Thoen of Graham transacted
business in our village Tuesday.
Andrew Faust Of Pierz was here
with load Of beer Monday.
Christ Morrill, of Pierz was here
visiting friends and relatives last
week.
Fred Keehr returned from Black
Duck Monday where he had four
horses in the woods. He says there is
lots of snow there.
Mrs. Joe Otremba was visitor of
the Mrs. Math Mueller home the first
Of the week.
Albert Chehowitz left for Black
Duck Thursday where he will be EN-.
ployed.
Frank Otremba is cutting wood in
this vicinity with his gas outfit.
John Muller took % tubs of butter
to Pierz Saturday for the Farmers
Cooperative creamery. They weighed
63 pounds each.
Joe A. Janson, our blacksmith, drove
to Pierz On business Sunday.
Mueller Bros. and L. A. Billig are
busy packing ice.
Mrs. Peter Lowschider and family
are reported on the grip sick list.
We have a new barber shop on
Washington avenue now. Oh! this town
is booming some.
Lizzie Mueller is employed by Mrs..
Math Mueller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe L. Hesch were
visiting at the Math Mueller home the
last Of the week:
Andrew Suess is reported i'll.
The home Of Math Mueller was
gladdened Friday night by the arrival
of bouncing boy. Mother and son are
doing nicely. Weight, 1917 pounds.
Mary Kahl left for Beach, N. D., the
first of the week, where she will visit
among relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Heurung and son, Alois,
and Mrs. Mary Hesch transacted bust.
ness in Pierz Thursday.
Joe Kahl and John Redding left fol-
Marion, N. D., the first of the week
where they will be employed. -.
Mike Heigel Of Cassleton, N. D., is
here on few weeks visit with his
brother, Frank.
All had a good time at the party held
at the Medeck home Wednesday night.
August B. Dehler left for st. Cloud
Friday, where he will visit a week or
so among relatives and friends.
Rose Janson left for Wadena Friday
where she will visit a week with her
brother, Sebastian Janson.
The coolest day we have had so far
was Friday, January 81. It was 43 be-
low zero.
A real good time was had at the
party held at the H. Dengel home
Sunday evening.
Anton Uble got four fresh cows in
one day. Going some.
Joe Hortsch, Peter Mueller and John
Meyer drove to Pierz on business Mon
day.
Fred Mueller is reported on the sick
list.
George Biallas trapped % weasles, 5
nuskrats and s skunks.
The white hope boys had their first
meeting since the bag, gloves and mat
arrived Wednesday. Gee! anyone that
wants to take share can get it for
81 until Feb. 20, then it will be $3.50.
Come on boys, save that half dollar.
Lawrence Weight returned from
Mott, N. D., Saturday. He had been
employed on farm there since last
spring.
Veronica Thies and Mary Hartman
left for Minneapolis Friday where
they will work.
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