Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-06-12
All kids of shoe repairing neatly
and promptly done at SELF Shoe store
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BUCHANAN

BUCHANAN
June S.-An error in last week s
! paper read that Victoria Billig had
been in St. Nicholas with her aunt,
Mrs. Weisen, but they had been in St.
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sand were guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Block in
Pierz last Sunday.
The ball game week ago Sunday
in Buchanan was well attended and
everybody enjoyed themselves. 1t
was two to one in favor of the umpire.
Mrs. Math Zenner and her son John
and Mrs: John Kapsner left for
Gutenberg Friday. Mrs. Zenner will
visit her brother; Hy Maus, and Mrs.
Kapsner will visit her son-in-law, Hy.
Maus and other relatives for few
| days.
Hy Block was guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Sand last Sun
day.
Harry Docken was a county seat
visitor a few days last week.
Mrs. A. Dehler, who was sick, was
in Buchanan last Sunday.
Nick Hagen, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Nick Hagen, died Saturday afternoon,
| June 9th at five O'Clock, Of tuDercu-
! losis of the intestines. Deceased was
born in New Munich II years +ago.
He had suffered for many months.
| Burial took place in the Buchanan
Catholic cemetery Monday mornin" at
nine O'Clock. May he rest III peace.
| Quite a few from this town were
! in Little Falls to attend the circus on
Saturday.
| Lizzie Zenner who had been work.
Jr., is home again.
| Felix Gwoeastoski from way out
east was in Pierz Saturday.
Frank and Mary Weis were in
Little Falls on business last Monday
and brought their father home with
! them.
F. G. Sand was a Royalton business
caller Wednesday.
Anton Schaufler, who had been
here visiting his son Joe for few
weeks, returned to his home at Jor-
dan Wednesday.
Everybody should attend the Chau-
tauqua program in Little Falls from
June IL to IS.
We had a terrible storm here Sun.
day night.
Ida Dehler, who is employed in
Little Falls is at home for few
weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Dehler, Sr.
| Fritz Mueller is sick.
| Albert Dehler, who left for Min
neapolis Friday, where he was married
Tuesday, June 9th, returned with his
bride Thursday.
| Clara Marshik, who had been en-
ployed in St. Paul all winter, return
ed home Saturday.
The Hoddorffs were in Buchanan
with their car Sunday. j.
The laundry in West Buchanan was
opened last week for the season.
| August Dehler. ST., and family NOV
ed to town this week., +:
Some people believe that old farm
machinery in useless, but we are of
another opinion since last week, when
we saw Hy. Dohlmeier using home
constructed grader on his private
road. made out of an old gang pillow
; to which he fastened a mould board
and shear which very much re-
sembied a junior road grader. The
work done is very satisfactory and
it would be worth great deal to
some Of our road builders to 20 miles
to see it. It is far superior to most
road drags, on account Of having
wheels on it.
John, Houn, known as Casey from
Sank Rapids, was in town visiting
old-time friends. Casey was up in
his car Sunday. =
Joe Wies, who had been out from
Little Falls to visit his children. re-
turned Wednesday.
Miss Mary Hesch was in Pierz or
business Monday.
Mrs. Frank Mishke and son and
daughter Emma were county seat
callers Saturday.
Gertrude Miller. who had been EN-
ployed in Little Falls, returned home
Saturday.
Frank Hesch left for Minneapoli.
Monday.
! Those that were in Pierz on bust
ness last week were Mrs. j. L. Hesch
Bertha Herwers, John Naber, Eugene
Janson, Peter Blake, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Heurung. Rose Dehler, John Kel
zerberg and Hy. Scheper.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Job Of New
Munich came up n.stheir car to attend
/ the funeral Of Mrs. Jobs brother
Nick Hagen. S,