Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-01-22
BUCHANAN

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a week.
A. A. Hesch, Henry Block and John
Sand drove to St. Cloud last Monday
TO get tire loads of household goods
11nr Joe Himetz, who moved here on
z1m three miles east of the village.
Frank Sand returned from st. Cloud
Tuesday where he had been on visit
with relatives and friends.
cJ0hD Bauer, VIM. yelling and John
Kuderle were in Royalt0n on business
Tuesday.
Wagon roads are as good as we have
ever had any.
George Docken autoed to Little
Theeday.
Ang. Hoddorf and his two sisters
drove to Pierz in their auto Saturday.
John Poster, John Schmolke, John
Brandel and Andrew Suess went to
minneapolis to inspect the Luce rail-
road line which is supposed to be
Halilt past our village. They returned
Friday. Another meeting will be held
here Tuesday this week in Mueller
Bros hall. Mr.. Luce is to be here
himself and get shareholders. Now is
the time to act if we ever want that
line to come through here.
Joe HOrtsch and wife returned from
St Cloud Wednesday. They had been
there visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ray
Davis, who is i'll.
Mrs A. A. Hesch called on her SIS
tiers, Mrs. Joe Himetz and Mrs. H. Y.
Block, Thursday.
Lizzie Sitzman, who is employed in
Little Falls, is home on a visit with
her parents.
Well, our saloons are closed for
Sundays again. Great help to our
burg
Kinzer Bros. were in Royalton on
BUSINESS Thursday.
Esrl Kohler of Freeport is our new
1ukteEznaker. He was hired Friday for
800 per month. Mr.. Kohler is married
aud has five children. He will move
here Feb Is. There were 48 that
asked for the job.
l.. NJ. Jacobs, the buttermaker, will
leave for Sank Centre soon where he
has a Job in a creamery. Too bad Lou
ds leaving us.
Ed. Kahl returned from St. Cloud
and St Joe Monday where he had been
the past week visiting his sisters, Az
mes and Mary.
Docken Bros. are moving their grain
to Pierz
Ben H. Schleper of Lake Henry was
IN pur burg on business the last of the
week.
L. E. Gottwalt and wife of Rice
called on Mrs. Paul Hesch Tuesday.
"A u Felber of Easton transacted
Business in our village Friday and
Saturday.
Emil Karell had the misfortune to
aFszk his leg last Tuesday. He was
fixing, something on his horses when
HE horses became frightened and
STARTED to run and Mr.. Karell was
saonugh1 in the chains. The horses
dragged him a ways and he fell under
the wagon. the hind wheel going over
si5s aeg and breaking it. A doctor of
Eez attended to the leg.
a De Laval cream separator agent
vas in our burg all last week.
Heter Sitzman was a county seat
13s1ieor Saturday.
5annes A. Dengel returned from
0kn1eBp0fis Monday where he had
sbaen the past week on business.
Albert Dehler has a COW which gives
l6 quarts of milk. That is going a few.
Peter Schroeder was in Royalton on
Business Friday.
Tuesday, the 26th, will be the annual
::mee&lng of the Farmers creamery. All
como
Mary, Emma and Clara Mischke.
Hattie and Barbara Otremba and Arm
odd Victor and Herman Herold and
Sieve Otremba called on Mary Otrem.
Iba Sunday.
Mary Mischke left for St. Cloud Fri
day where she will take sewing les
SONS.
,Jonn Bares and Joe Otremba re-
turned from Sullivan Saturday where
they had been fishing the past week.
They reported a good catch.
MIS-. }. T. Schmid and children left
lAonday for Jamestown, N. D.. to visit
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Singer, and
from there they will go to Medina, N.
ID. TO visit their renter and relatives.
ALBERT Ditman of st. Cloud is here
visiting at the home Of Joe Himetz and
wife.
Rllenburg Bros. called on Nick
Hagen Sunday.
Ihe HISTORY of an item of Buchanan
news when the farmer receives it:
First someone does this or that or the
'uther zhing. Then someone goes Cos
ssjpinE. The correspondent goes news
getting. And the item is found in
writing. ~1is sent to the editor for
copying. The item is found in print.
1t goes on it's journey travelling. And
then comes the delivering. IT'S left
by the road when the motor is flying.
Or put in another box when the cart
wheels stop rolling. The paper is
picked up on the next days Journey
ing. Put in the right box on the last
delivery. The patron goes to the box
aiEhing. Goes home feeling like swear
ing. TITS found while reading and dis
cuasing the news in the evening.
BRICKYARDS
January 20-Miss Hettie Larsen en-
tertAined a number of little folks at a
party Sunday evening in honor of her
brother Chester, the occasion being
his 14th birthday. Dainty refresh