Little Falls herald., 1914-03-06
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ell from St. Martin where she had been
the past two weeks visiting her
parents.
Land buyers of Sleepy Eye were
here buying land of John Schmolke.
Theo. Karel Of Duluth is home OH
visit with his parents.
Frank Hesch was home on a short
visit.
Katie Dengel has gone to Little
Falls where she will be employed.
Well, snow is nearly all gone and
the wagons are out now. We'll soon
see the drags and seeders working
again.
Fred Dengel sawed our church wood
the first of the week.
John Heurung transacted business in
Royalton Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Heurung and son Alois
called on their daughter and sister,
Mrs. VIM. Sheen, of st. Cloud, Thurs
day and Friday last week.
John Otremba left for Anoka where
he will have an operation for gall
stones.
Gertrude Renenberg is working for
Mrs. Joe l.. Hesch.
Mrs. Turk left for her home in Rice
She had been visiting at the Chas
Heurung home for two weeks.
Chas. Heurung has returned from
Wahpeton, N. Oak. He had been there
selling newspapers.
Evelyn Blake, school teacher in
school dist. 115 has quit and left for
her home in Little Falls, Friday. She
will be employed in millinery store.
1t is not known who will take her
place.
Leonard and Martha Hortsch return
ed from Luxemburg last Saturday. They
had been there visiting their brother
Edward who is running creamery of
his own at that place.
The worst storm we have had since
last year was here Saturday. The dust
was a flying some.
Rena Hortsch is employed by her
sister, Mrs. Roy Davis, of st. Cloud.
Joe Meyer came near getting killed
while saving wood for Jake Brausen.
A piece of wood got caught in the
saw and the saw threw it striking Mr..
Meyer, cutting 3 inch loag and 1-2
inch deep hole in his head. Joe says
the darn thing come near digging a
tunnel through it. lie is getting along
nicely.
Joe Schmolkc was Pierz visitor on
Saturday.
VIM. Meyer is employed by Arnold
Ginter, in Pierz.
Ida Seifert left for her home in St..
Joe Monday after a short visit at the
Aug. Dehler home.
Steve Dillsnburg is working for
John Proshowskc.
Chas. Heurung left for Fingal, n.
D., Monday On business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Ze.:ner nd John
Kapsner left for Luxembourg the first
of the week. They will 20 % St. Cloud
and Watkins visiting relatives and
friends.
John Kelzenbcrg was county seat
7isitor the first Of the week.
John Nabor bought horse of p. T.
Mueller, Saturday, for $40.
T. A. Hesch was a Pierz v''itor on
Monday.
4sn5nV 10 pouso Qos}1oH plcuoeI
B. Dehler Sunday.
Born-On the Hy. Cengel farm,
three calves from one hcifer, Sunday,
They are ell heifers. TIL are the size
of jack rabbits but all healthy animals
Mrs. Peter Mueller and son, Peter,
anu MIS-. ASHcS TOSCeI Wtie LII hOv dA-
ton On business Tuesday.
Frank Mischke made a business trip
to Mayhem Lake the first of the week.
John Schriver and wife of Mayhem
Lake called on L. NJ. Jacobs and wife
last week. They left Sunday.
All had good time at the party
which was held at the John Meyer
home, Tuesday, a week ago.
Mrs. John Smith left for Little Falls
Saturday where she will have an oper,
alton for appendicitis.
Harry arr. D Dqske9 sls3..: called on friends in
Joe Hortsch, Hy. Dengel and John
Kelzenberg, Mrs. VIM. Meyer and son
Joe, were Pierz visitors Monday.
Crows are plentiful around here.