Little Falls herald., 1914-01-16
BUCKMAN

Jan. l2.-Mrs. Joe kinZer has return
ed from New Munich. She had been
there week visiting her parents.
Peter Newman returned from Min
neapolis last Saturday where he had
been on business.
: Joe Kahl, has returned from St. Joe
where he had been on visit
DR.. Fortier Of Little Falls was out
here Thursday to attend to Mrs. Aug.
Weisbrick, who is very i'll at this writ
ing.
Ludwig Weiner, cattle buyer Of Du-
luth, was buying cattle in this vicinity
the first Of the week and shipped car
load last Thursday.
Many Of our boys and girls went
to Pierz January eth to take in the
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronnellenftsch have
moved into the village. They had been
our neighbor for the past 25 years or
more and We are sorry to see them go.
Those who were in Pierz Thursday
were Mrs. Paul Hesch and daughter,
Lucy, Clem Scheper, Peter Mouse and
Martin Hartman, Anton Bednar, Mrs
Joe L. Hesch, Aug. Dehler, Leonard
Hartsch, Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer, Frank
and Caroline Otremba and Mike Sand.
All had a good time at the party
which was held at the Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Sand home Sunday.
Aug. Dehler Jr, left for st. Cloud
Wednesday where he will visit week
with friends and relatives.
Frank BRANDED, Of Pierz, called on
his brother John on Thursday.
Chas. Heurung left for st. Cloud
Monday On visit.
Martha Hartsch left for Little Falls
Tuesday where she will be employed.
;. Ludwig and Frank Poster of Pierz
transacted business in our village on
"Wednesday.
Gee this country is full of jack rab-
bits, but they are some wild.
Kinzer and Poster Co., are shreddins
corn for Winscher Bros. this week.
John Weisbrick transacted business
in Royalton Friday.
Mary and Aug. Roos left for their
home near Royalton Friday. They had
been here visiting their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Baltes.
l.. NJ. Jacobs and wife autoed to
St. Cloud Thursday.
Andrew Faust brought load of beer
to this village Wednesday.
1t will be hard to get ice to this
village this year.
Those that were in Royalton Friday
were Frank Kunz, Peter, Henry and
Joe .Brausen, Andrew Suess and Mrs.
Albert Faust.
Aug. Dehler returned from St. Cloud
the first part Of the week. He had
been there on business.
Joke Baltes returned from Anok::
Saturday where he had an operation
on his nose performed for catarrh
John Mueller got a load of flour in
Pierz Tuesday.
Theo. Koenen and wife Of Bowlus
are here visiting at the home of Peter
Schroeder and wife this week.
Adam Holm Of Pierz is here visiting
his mother.
T. CARRIER Of Royalton called on old
friends in our village Sunday:
Joe Meyer returned from st. Paul
Wednesday where he had been visiting
his sister, Mrs. Tom Connolly, the past
week.
H. II. Roller of st. Paul is here on
business.
Julius Adams, cigar man Of st. Cloud,
called on his customers here the last
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Grundhoefer left
for st. Paul Friday where they will
visit a week among friends and rela-
tives.
Martin Poster and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Math. Zerwas Of Little Falls and
VIM. Stabler and wife of Mandan, N.
D., were here to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Martin Poster.
Ernest Beilas left for Bismarck, n.
D., Wednesday where he will be en-
ployed.
Maggie Poster of Casselton, N. D.,
is here visiting her mother, Mrs. Math.
Poster.
We had a light snow fall Saturday.
Mary Kinzer is employed by Mrs.
John Poster.
Fred Mueller returned from st. Paul
Saturday where he had been on busi-
ness. =
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st. Paul Tuesday where they had been
visiting relatives.
/ Clara Ronellenftsch left for Little
Falls Wednesday where she will be
employed by Mrs. Joe Seifert.
Jake Pella and wife Of Jessie, N.
D., are here visiting relatives and
friends.
Fred Schmolke and wife left for
their home in Alberta, Can, Monday,
after few weeks visit with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Martin Poster of this village
passed away Thursday at her home
from old age, being 80 years old. De-
ceased was born in Kobeletz, Germany,
in 1894. She came to this county with
her husband and settled in Madison,
Wis. They came to Buchanan in 1883
where they lived on farm. She leaves
four sons and four daughters to mourn