Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-08-15
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hose who attended the party which
visitors Friday are John kelzenberg,
Alois Weisbrick, Frank and John
Mischke, Mike Harold, Mrs. John
Hesch and M. E. Hesch.
Mrs. John Dehler left for q Anoka
Monday where she will stay for. a few
months for treatment. 55=
| Buchanan was visited by one Of the
worst hail and rain storms Of the
season Thursday. Some of the grain is
not worth cutting. Mike Harold has 40
acres of oats which he won't cut.
Arnold Nagel had his big barn torn
down by the storm. After the storm
there was hardly a shock standing in
the fields. Joe Z. Hesch had dozen
window; panes knocked out Of his
house. It sure was bad storm.
Mrs. Dr.. Dufort left for Anoka Mon
day where she will visit relatives and
| friends.
Joe Otremba returned from Nah
| nomen Tuesday where he had been on
q visit with his son, Frank, who is
running farm there.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Kappes was christened, Raymond, Sun
day in the St. Michael's Catholic
church. Joe Kappes ST.. and Mrs. Nick
Mueller were sponsors.
Chas. Rhoda and wife Of RoyaltOn
called on relatives and friends here
Friday.
Mrs. John Docken Of Little Falls is
here on a visit with her sons, Harry
and George.
Frank Sitzman had his finger torn
open in trying to catch ball Sun
day.
Joe Grandmother was a Royalton
visitor Wednesday.
John Hesch got a shipment Of goods
Friday and is running 5 and 10 cent
store now. -
All had a good time at the dance
which was held at the Barney Mueller
home Sunday.
Now readers what do you know
about this? How mucn wood would a
woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck would
chuck wood9 A woodchuck would chuck
all the wood he would chuck if a wood
chuck would chuck wood.
August Dehler is building house in
the village Of Buchanan.
L. Winer of Duluth was buying cat
tie in this vicinity the first Of the
week. ,- s
Joe Stanford Of Ramey was in this
vicinity on business the last part Of
the week. = ~
Wheat cutting is all over now and
it is reported fair crop.
Nick Mueller Of Pierz called on rela-
tives and friends here Friday.
Land seekers are seen in and around
this vicinity quite often of late.
Tv-c~L NF;lLo ro%nrro1 FROM, South
Dakota Wednesday where he had been
looking after some land. He bought a
farm Of John Schmolke out there. Won
der where Mr.. Schmolke has no land.
Fred Palace Of St.. Cloud called al
the Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Sand home the
last If the week. 49, -.=,
H. Gassert and son, Ed, Of Pisrz
are employed by Mike Sand.
All had good time at the party
which was held at the Frank Hortsch
and wife home Sunday.
Louise Meyer Of Fairbault is ere on
visit with her brother, John Meyet.
Those who attended the party which
! was held at the Andrew Suess and wife
| ONE Sunday are Peter, Nick, Paul, HUI
bert, Lizzie, Katie and Gertrude
Mueller, John Mark, Frank, Emma,
Clara and Mary Mischke, VIM. Hubert,
Annie and Phelima Kelzenberg, Hiram,
Joe and William Brausen, John Sitz-
| man and wife, Kobilka brothers, L.
M. and Frank Sand, Annie Mueller,
Frank, Mary and Gertrude Mueller,
Kuschel sisters and brothers and VIM.
King The evening was spent playing
all kinds Of games and midnight lunch
was served. All spent an enjoyable eve.
ming. :.
! Anton Renenberg of New Brague is
here visiting his sister, Mrs. Math
| Brown.
| Mrs. H. Dengel called on her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Nick Mueller, Of Pierz Sun
day.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Browr
| August l6, son. -.... -
! August Dehler got load Of lumoe:
in Little Falls Friday.
Mrs. L. E. Gottwalt, Of Rice: Sunday.
Frank and John Weisbrick left fol
| North Dakota Tuesday where they will
thresh this fall.
| Agnes Poster is employed by Dick
Watson in Royalton.
Clara Ronellenftsch is employed By
/ Peter Mouse. .z
August Drops and children went tx
Rice Sunday to attend church.
The Buchanan baseball association
will give harvest bowery dance Al
their bowery August 49, Good music j.
assured. Come one, come all.
The game between Dixville an6
Buchanan on the local grounds resulted
in favor of our Maroons by a score Of
l3 to l. Those who saw it claim il
was one of the best games of the sea
son, both sides playing a clean game
The runs made were Nagel leading
with three-base hit and got home OF
Max's pop fly in the inning. No more
scoring was done until the first half q
the fifth when Hoddorf lead off with
a two base hit and Shubert followed
with single and an error, throw
from Spike to home plate, resulted in
Hodorff crossing the pan. Again II the
last half of the seventh when short was
awarded first base on balls and stole
l caoan1 o1v0noo1 ~ third ~ uorr.-: