Little Falls herald., 1914-02-13

|S3t. Michael's Catholic church Il Sunday
Ohm Schmolke and Evelyn Blake were
fsponsors: s t ~. M IS
Those who, are hauling ice for the
ohm Kapsner. Joe Meyer and Joe
)tremba. They are hauling from Fis..
| lake in Agran. 5s III .@%5 &:%j j5,@
Frank Przybilla and wife transacted
/ business In Pierz Wednesday.
| Many Of our. girls and boys went, to
Four Corners to attend the dance Thurs
day. They reported good time.
/ James A. Dengel has his wood saving
outfit going around here now:
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Heurung home this
week.. She will leave Sunday. -:
Why don't the Northern Light cores
pondence come oftener. There is more
fun reading his news than to read Mark
Ida Mischke left for Duluth Tuesday,
where she will be employed in a hospital
August Dehler transacted business in
Royalton Saturday. ~
VIM. VAIN left for eRoyalton Saturday.
He had been doing some carpenter work
on the Aug. Dehler house the past few
weeks.
We sure had good snow blizzard Fri
day.
John Tetiva is hauling wood to this
village for John Hesch.
Math Mueller sold % hogs to Weiner
for $40, and two steers for 500, in all
$40, last Thursday Farming pays better
than threshing, Math says.
Paul and Hubert Mueller are packing
ice for the farmers creamery. They
packed close to 700 cakes.
Mary Ronellenfitsch called on Mrs. l..
A. Billig the last part of the week;
Mrs. Mary Hesch is on the sick list
with headache, backache, lag7ippe, etc.
Boys look out for your fingers when
saving wood.
The ice harvest is on at this place and
IL
ing ice houses for the different business
places. The ice is about 20 inches thick
Harry Docken was a county seat visi-
tor Tuesday.
Lena Winscher of Little Falls is here
visiting her brothers, John ana Charles.
Isabel Mcleod was a guest at the Mrs.
John Hodorf home over Sunday.
Henry Zimmerman of Agram is en-
ployed by Chas. Winscher.
John Hesch and wife of Agram called
on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Otremba Sunday.
Peter Sitzman made a business trip to
Sullivan Lake Saturday.
Peter Rrausen caught an Is pound fish
at Long Lake last week.
A. A. Hesch is hauling straw from the
Joe Otremba farm.
Many froze their ears or nose Sunday.
This was about the coolest day we have
had so far.
hat shop in this village the first of March.
MARGARET Dehler and Mrs. Joe JansOn
returned from Anoka Tuesday where
they had been on business.
Wolfgang Meyer moved into the Old
DR.. Westholder house Friday where he
will make his future home
Peter McKibben of Morrill, is hauling
cord wood to this village.
The infant daughter of John Mueller
and wife was buried Saturday in the
Catholic grave yard.
Mary ROnellenf1tsch left for Minnea-
polpolis Thursday where she will be en-
ployed.
Albert Dehler, Leonard and Joe
Hortsch, Chas. Mischke and Joe
Schmolke are hauling cord wood for John
Schmolke.
Joe L. Hesch and wife called on Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Heurung Saturday.
Joe BRANDED of New Munich is here
visiting relatives and friends.
George Hesch called on Mrs. Paul
Hesch Sunday.
Mrs, Ig. Ronellenfitsch had her Goth
birthday Sunday "A number of relatives
and friends called on her.
Born: To Peter Blake and wife, Satur-
day, daughter.
| Sam Dubil is hauling wood to his
home with four horses.
Joe Otremba returned from Sullivan
Lake Saturday. He had been fishing
| there the past two weeks. He reports
that fish are plentiful. .-.s
| Buchanan is on the sick Hist.
John and q. n. Kfnxer, John Smith
and Chas: Hesie called on John Aangev
, and wife in Agram Sunday. = r.!
L wonder what became of that lone
crow that few around here about two
weeks.