Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-03-14
BUCHANAN


ing match in the village hall of Buck
man March rs. We will have a wrest-
ling match, too, but can It tell who will
wrestle. II there is anyone Of $50
pounds, more or less, that wants to
wrestle, write to Joe Hortsch, Jr.,
Pierz, Route 4.
F.. E. Suess transacted business in
Pierz Wednesday,.
The Dick Watson auction was we'll
attended and all was sold at high
price.
Joe Houn was in Buchanan Tuesday.
He had been fishing on Little Rock
lake the past few months.
John Nabor was Pierz visitor
Monday.
Joe L. Hesch tranacted business in
Royalton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Braun were guests
Of the John Poster and wife home Fri
day.
Nick Kinzer transacted business in
Royalton Thursday.
John Poster drove to New Pierz
on business Thursday.
John Pasterick Of Rice transacted
business in our village Thursday.
John Poster is busy grinding feed
for his neighbors.
H. Ross and wife of Royalton were
welcome guests Of the Jake Baltes and
wife home Sunday. The latter was
visiting her parents.
John and Joe Kinzer were Pierz visit.
ors Monday. .-r5 81 .-~...
Well, spring is here at last. Saturday
and Sunday the best part of our snow
went away. It must have been 100 in
the shade. Good old summer time.
Dick Watson and wife left fo1
Royalton Thursday where he will make
his. home. Math Mueller rented the
farm Dick was on.
Hubert and p. T. Mueller transacted
business in Morrill, Monday.
The farmers are busy putting saw
dust ON the Farmers creamery here
now. Better get move on.
Fred Keehr was in our burg Sunday
visiting old time friends.
Ed. Meyer returned from Wadena
Tuesday where he had an operation on
his lungs. At this writing he is doing
fine.
Joe w. Popp of Graham and wife
were in our village visiting friends
Sunday.
Cecilia Meyer returned from Little
Falls Tuesday where she had been
visiting the past week.
Arnold Ginter and wife of Hillman
were visitors Of the Nick Mueller and
wife home Sunday.
Those that transacted business in
Royalton Saturday are Herman
Kusehel, Mike Sand, Wenzel Houn, P.
Schroeder, Andrew and Puss Thoen
and John Tetiva.
Joe Walker will soon be seen sailing
around with an air ship. He ordered one
Of James A. Dengel Sunday.
The town of Buchanan had % births
and deaths in 1912.
j.. Mueller took 33 tubs Of butter
to Pierz Monday for the Farmers
creamery.
Peter Soelinger and Herman Bentfeld
Of Pierz were in our village on business
the last part Of the week.
The boys are leaving for North
Dakota to work on farms there.
Peter Denzen left for Little Falls
Monday and returned Friday. He had
been there on visit with friends.
Gerhart Kulushe is employed in the
Farmers creamery here. .
Joe Grandmother is reported sick.
Frank Otremba and son, John left
for Sullivan Lake Monday where they
will put in two weeks fishing. Frank
says he will move good big part of
them.
Mary Roos of Royalton is here visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Baltes.
R. E. Rosenblat of St. Paul is taking
orders for suits in this vicinity. |
The auction held at the Mrs. Theo.
Doken farm Thursday was we'll attend
ed and all was sold at a high price.
Andrew Faust of Pierz brought
load Of beer to his customers in this
village Monday.
Theo. Konen of Bowlus is here visit
ing at the Peter Schroeder and wife
home this week.
Flandy Like and George Ammerson
of Morrill, were in Buckman on bust I,
ness Saturday. : i
Chas. Rhoda of Royalton was in our
burg Friday. =
!. Augusta Voight left for st. Cloud
Thursday where she will be employed
during spring and summer. -
John Schmolke will leave for Kiss
imee, Florida, March IS. Anyone who
wishes to go along should let Mr..
Schmolke know now.
W.. Weight drove to Royalton on
business Thursday.
Hubert Bares left for Buffalo, N. d.,
the first Of the week. He will be EN-. |
ployed on farm there.
! Nick Mueller is employed by Aath
Mueller.
Martin Hartman drove to Pierz on
business Thursday.
Roads are poor now.
( Frank Mike transacted business in i
Royalton Saturday.
We will soon have to root for our ,
home baseball team.
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