Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-03-26
HICKMAN

employed here by John Schmolke and
will next week leave for Tribune, Can,
to work on one Of Mr.. Schmolke's
farms.
Lawrence Billig is employed by Xav-
Ter Hurley.
| A birthday party was held at the
Aug. B. Dehler home Sunday, he being
20 years old. Among those present were
John Schmolke and wife, Peter F.
Blake and wife and his parents, Joe
Hortsch and wife and Frank Kapsner
and wife.
| Cecilia Terhaar of Agram is here
visiting her sister, Mrs. Peter Mueller.
| Chas. Coenen of Little Falls is~em-
ployed here by BRANDED Bros, as har-
ness maker.
Eugene Janson was in Pierz Satur-
day.
There was an error in the paper last
week. Aug. Hodorf ism t justice Of the
peace in this town, and no one else.
August was on the speed shed, but did
not take the job. Buchanan is without
a justice this year. Good town, don t
need one, sees
Mrs. liver Nelson and the school
teacher Of Mt. Morris, were in our burg
on business Saturday.
Frank BRANDED, the Pierz barber,
was here Sunday, visiting his brothers,
Joe and John.
Mrs. Joe Hesch left for St. Joe Sat-
urday, where she will visit friends and
relatives.
John Mueller lost the best cow he
had last week. Hard luck.
Nick Finneman Of St. Cloud is here
Visiting friends and relatives.
Victor Herold left for South Dakota
Monday, where he will work his farm
the coming summer.
John Poster was in Granville on bus
mess Saturday.
Tracy Kunz left for her home in
Watertown, S. D., after a two years
stay here at her uncle's home, Peter
Sitzman and wife.
The priests who were here last week
to assist in the 40-hour devotion were
Rev. G. Schollenberger Of St. Nicholas,
Rev. J. Steigler and Rev. V. Seigler of
;Pierz, Rev. J. Buscher of Mayhem Lake
and Rev. H. Lenthner Of St. Martin.
Frank Kunz left for his home in
Watertown, S. D., Wednesday, after a
short visit here with relatives and
friends.
Frank Sand left for the west Thurs
VIM. and Joe yelling are here on a
Rev. M. .Sharer, our priest, went to
Pierz Tuesday to help Rev. j. Steigler
on St. Joseph day.
Born on the Mrs. Paul Hesch farm,
% pigs in one day. Get rich quick.
Wedding bells will soon be ringing
again. Get your old tin cans and saws
ready.
Gertrude Hershman left for St. Paul
Saturday, after few weeks visit here
with Mrs. Ed. Kohler.
Joe Schmolke is busy grinding feed
these days.
Joe Kohler of New Munich arrived
here Sunday to help his brother, Ed
run the Farmers creamery this sum.
mer.
Lucy Hesch went to Ramey Tuesday
to visit her brother, T. A., who has a
saloon there.
Well, spring is here for sure, but
can't report any seeding so far.
Jake and Otto Denzel were in Pierz
Thursday.
Leo Zenner is on the sick list.
John Brixius is very sick with lung
fever.
Sab. Jason of New Munich, was here
Sunday and Monday, to visit his moth
er and other relatives.
Fred Herwis and Chas. Heurunf
made business trip to st. Cloud OF
Thursday and returned Friday.
A number of friends and relative.
called on Mrs. Joe Janson Sunday, il
honor Of her 10th birthday.
John Kapsner drove to Pierz Mon
day to visit his brother, Chas.
Carl Heurung left for Holdingfort
Monday, to visit a week with relatives
Frank Grittner made business tri1
to Royalton Monday.
George Docken drove to Little Fall.
in his auto Wednesday, on business.
Mary Hesch was county seat visit
or Wednesday.
Alois Weisbrick cut his hand very
badly while splitting wood Saturday
and will be laid up for few months.
Peter Guse called on Altenhove1
Bros. Sunday.
They say ducks are here. Well,
hope they will know enough not tt
shoot them now, but wait till fall.
J VIM. yelling called On his sister
Mrs. Jake Brausen, Sunday.