Little Falls herald., 1913-07-18
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July 10.--F'rank Hesch, who is em-5
ployeds at Minneapolis as 500 Line
fireman, is home on q visit with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Hesch.
Buckman was visited by an all day
and night rain Thursday. There sure
was some hay soaked In that rain.
I. Ronellenftsch took two big loads
Of oats to New Pierz Wednesday; also
did John Nabor. Oats are 81 cents.
George Docken drove to Little Falls
in his auto Tuesday.
Rena Hortsch and Mary Hesch left
for st. Joe for a few days. visit
Wednesday.
John Nabor returned from trip
Tuesday. He had been to Iowa and
South Dakota on business and says
crops look good around there. Corn is
way ahead Of ours and so is the rest
of the grain, but the price is less out
there: ssss
Rev. Huessle Of Buffalo, Wyo., who
had been here on a visit with old
friends, left Thursday.
Those here from Sleepy Eye, buying
land are Paul Lonogan, John Sapetol,
Joe sarasherlte, Andrew Hotch and A.
Kennedy IL;
Talk about your wheat. Mike Sand
sowed two kernels last spring and now
has Is heads. Some have heads Is. in.
ches long and some with 65 to 20
kernels in each head.
G. H. Hoover and wife of Pierz
called on John Schmolke and wife Sun
day. t
F. E. Suess took IS tubs of butter to
Pierz Saturday. =.
John Schmolke and wife and son,
John, Mrs. Peter Blake and Anton
Bednar drove to St. Joe Wednesday on
visit.
Jake Thoen of Graham was in our
village on business Sunday.
Peter Blake and F. 2. Suess trans.
acted business in New Pierz Friday. .
John Kelzenberg, John Marks, JOE
Kappes and P. T. Mueller were out
fishing Sunday and report good
catch. ~~ r.
I. Ronellenftsch and Ben Stolpert
were Pierz visitors Sunday.
Albert Dehler returned from Mime.
apolis Monday. He had been there on
a. "CCh S1SAL "Atu 114CuOSs
Cecilia Otremba left for Mahuomen
Wednesday where she will keep house
for her brother, Frank, who has farm
there. ~.
Nick Lowschider Of North Dakota
is home on a visit with his mother
Mrs. Peter Lowschider. -s
James A. Dengel got in a car load
Of implements the first of the week.
George Peterson is here on a visit
with old friends. ..- ~
Mr.. and Mrs.. Joe Shaubler return.
ed from their honeymoon Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stabler left fol
their home at Mandan, N. D., Satur
day after a week 9 visit here with hel
mother, Mrs. Martin %oster.
Buckman and North Buckman had a
ball game Sunday, ending s to in
favor Of North Buckman.
A man was sleeping on the L. A
Billig porch when some Of our boys
thought they were going to have some
fun, so they threw water on him. But
were some surprised when Mr. pull.
ell gun. He was going to shoot but
Of course only at their feet-but it
gave the boys lesson. ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kapsner and sons,
Leo, Leonard and Conrad, left for
Luxembourg Saturday to visit their
daughter and sister. Mrs. Peter Mouse.
Alfred Harold, who is employed in
North Dakota, is home on visit with
his. parents.
Math Brown is building a big new
barn on his farm one-ha1f mile north
of the village.
Sam Dubil has his butcher shop in
full swing now-fresh meat all the
time.
Frank Sand and Fred Pales left
for St. Cloud Saturday on week s
visit with relatives and friends. ,-,
All had a good time at the dance
which was held at the John Petsche1
home Monday.
Frank Miscke, August Knopp and
Joe and August Weisbrick drove to
Ramey on business Saturday.
Lizzie Jacobs left for St. Paul again
after a weeks visit with her brother,
L. M. Jacobs. --...s.-
Peter Bllllg IS now employed as
ianitor at the St. Michael's Catholic
church. VIM. Alig, who was janitor, is
employed on farm. }~ -"-.t
Rev. VonDinter is here on visit
with Rev. Vanderbur.
Ed. Hortsch, who is running cream
cry near Grand Forks, is home on a
visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hortsch.
Ida and Margaret Dehler who are
employed at Little Falls, were home on
a short visit with their parents Sun
day.
A number Of boys and girls went to
Fish lake Sunday to take bath or
boat ride: s..>e
Joe and Mary BRANDED of New
Munich are here on visit with their
brother, F. A. BRANDED, and other rela.
tives.
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