Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-26
BUCHANAN

February 2O.-Fine weather to catch
cold.
Mrs. John Bieallas returned to her
home in Graystone, Monday, after a
three weeks visit here with friends
and relatives.
Clara Hesch of Pierz was here Fri
day, to get her sister, Lilly, who is
teaching school in district II. She
went home for short visit. '
Ed Gruber is saving wood in this
vicinity.
Joe Popp, ST., of Rice called on
friends here Sunday.
George Docken drove to Little Falls
on business Wednesday.
We now have our 60 share holders
in the Luce line railroad, and I am
sure we will get it in here soon, which
will be a great help to the country.
Joe Hemitz was in Royalton on bus
mess Saturday.
Katie Borash of Bowlus is here Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Dan Gullas. Miss
Borash will open her hat store in this
tow nagain.
Ed. Poster was in Pierz on business
Wednesday.
Peter Decker left for his home in
Minneapolis. He had been here visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Albert Dehler, the
past month.
A. A. Hesch is busy hauling lumber
from Ramey, which he bought of Fred
Keehr
Margaret Dehler left for St. Paul
Tuesday, where she will take her i. Id
position again. She had been home
sick with lung fever the past two
months.
Mike Sand made a business trip to
Royalton Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Meyer went to St. Cloud
Wednesday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Ed. Dehler, who is sick.
Peter Mueller had hog butchering
day Tuesday. He killed dozen, more
or less.
Joe and Frank Otremba and Joe
Hortsch left for Sullivan on business.
John Schmolke left for the twin
cities Tuesday.
L. Weiner, cattle buyer of Duluth,
was buying cattle around here this
week.
The snow around here is nearly all
gone. The wagons and buggies are on
the go now.
Mrs. Peter Grundhofer of Onamia is
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Joe
Weisbrick, this week.
Have you got your drills in running
order? If not this is a fine time to fix
them up. Clean your seed grain.
The first crow this year was seen in
Buchanan Thursday.
John L. Dehler broke his slei gh
while driving home from church.
Rev. J. B. Brender, who had been
our priest here the past five years, left
for Clear Lake Monday, where he will
be pastor Of church. Rev. Lashare
will come here. We are sorry to see
Rev. Brender leave.
Ell Gruber and wife drove to Pierz
Sunday to visit at the home of Robert
Gruber and wife.
IL. Ronellenftsch was in Pierz on
business Monday.
Joe Meyer is employed by j. L.
Dehler.
Chas. and John Benson left for their
home in Kremlin, Mont, Tuesday.
They had been here the past two
weeks visiting relatives and friends..-
Chas. Rhoda of Rovalton was here
Monday. 2.
Peter Mouse, Math Zenner and
daughter Lizzy, returned from Lux
emburg Monday, where they had been
visiting the past week.
Mrs. Anna Mischke went to Bowlus
Monday on business.
Chas. Heurung left for st. Joe on
Wednesday, where he will visit friends
and relatives.
Those who are hauling lumber for
A. A. Hesch, which he bought of Fred
keehr are Peter Denzen, Math and
Steven Shermes, Martin Hartman and
John Brixius.
Frank Kahl and Wendlen Weight
were in Royalton on business Monday
Lizzy Kelley left for Clear Lake
where she will cook for Rev. ]. B.
Brender, our former priest.
Katie Borash called on Annie Ko-
bi!ka Sunday and Monday.
Gertrude Mueller left for St. Paul
Saturday, where she will be employed.
A jolly bunch Of Pierz GIRLS were in
our burg Sunday. They were out for
a sleigh ride, and they came in time
as there are no more sleigh roads now.
John Schmolke went to MINNEAPOLIS
On business Monday.
Dengel Bros. are saving wood in our
burg now.
Rev. Peter of Ramev called on his
friend, Rev. Brender, Friday.
CULDRJM
February 23.-Bert Taooe Of pills