Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-10-08
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October Ave sure had some
rain the past week. Not only rain 7
but snow and hail in the bargain. On
Sunday it rained all day. J
Anton 4Seifert is here, visiting rela- /,
tives and friends. He had been IN
Washington and also visited the fair F.;
in California. .>
George Docken autoed to Little
Falss Thursday to visit his parents, .
Mr.. and Mrs. John Docken.
Greg. Scholes is employed by Aug.
Meyer.
John L. Dehler threshed 80 bushels !!
Of wheat to the acre and 60 of oats. |
He has good crop for this year.
Joe Kahl is employed by his uncle, !
VIM. Kulushe, this week.
Joe E. BRANDED went to Royalton !
Friday to get new Ford car
James A. Dengel was in Royalton |
ON business Friday.
Gertrude Mueller, who is employed !
day. vas 40 ''"A Gun
Last Wednesday, the 29th, Buchanan
celebrated st. Michael's day, names
day of our church. Rev. Jos. Busch,
bishop, Of st. Cloud, was here and Rev.
Jas. A. Stephan Of Rice, Rev. F. Peter
of Ramey, Rev. Buscher of MAYHEM
Lake, Rev. Plachta of Royalton, Rev.
Zeigler of Pierz, Rev. Klein of Last
rup and Rev. Alto of st. Clou j. The
school was blessed that day. Meals
were served and stmall stands were
run and they took in $739.46. We sure
had large crowd and all had nice
time out Of it.
c. Rosenmeier of Little Falls was
out here visiting friends Wednesday.
Henry Mueller and wife left for
their home in Rice Wednesday, after
spending week here with relatives
and friends.
Paul Felix Of Little Falls was here
on visit Wednesday. Yes, we have
those guys here once in while.
| Janson Bros. are building a new
barn.
Mrs. Joe Hesch called on Mrs. Mary
Hesch Saturday.
Eugene Janson was in Royalton on
business Friday.
A dentist Of Minneapolis was here
Friday and Saturday. H. will m Ike
monthly calls here.
An agent of Minneanolis was here
! selling Rex smoking tobacco and can
be had at John Hesch' s. Say, Rex
is some good smoke you bet.
The farmers around here are busy
hauling lumber for the new school
house which will be built on the Nick
Kinzer farm, west of the village.
| We had thunder and hail storm
saturday night.
Mrs. Harris Noggle of Royalton was
out here Sunday selling and repairing
women's hats.
Most corn around here is not yet cut
and will make good cron this year
! Wanted-to buy oats, NJ. E. Hesch.
Will not pay more than market price.
| Peter Bares Of Pierz was here on
business Saturday.
John Schmolke returned from Trib-
une, Canada, Tuesday, where he had
been the past month threshing his
crop and looking after his threshing
outfit. He will leave again Sunday.
He says crops are good there This year.
| Ben Katten Of Sleepy Eye is here
taking care of his share of the farm
which John Muehlbauer runs for him.
| Joe Medvid of Little Falls called
on old time friends here Wednesday.
| Frank Mischke autoed to Royalton
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Zenner left for
Luxembourg Tuesday, to attend the
funeral of Stephen Zenner, brother
Of Mr.. Zenner. Stephen Zenner was
killed in St. Cloud at the Osseo cross
ing of the Great Northern railroad,
while crossing the track in his son-in-
laws auto. Three other people were
in the car, but escaped uninjured.
| Peter Mons returned from Luxem-
burg Friday, where he had been to
attend the funeral Of Stephen Zenner.
Mrs. Peter Grundhofer and family
returned to their home in Onamia Sat-
urday, after weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Joe Weisbrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Stra-lg Of Clear
Lake are here visiting at the home OF
|Alrs. Peter Loshider.
John Naber returned from Canada,
Thursday, where he had been the past
1.-TWO weeks, looking after his farm.
Eva Brausen called on Mrs, Mary
iHesch Saturday.
Mike Sand IS busy moving his 1915
lgrain to Pierz.
John Mueller took load Of butter
Ito Pierz Monday for the Farmers
creamery.
I John Naber is hauling coal from
IPierz for the Farmers creamery.
| Peter Denzer is building a granary
for his 1915 small grain crop.
| Many Of our young folks went to
morrill, Saturday to attend the dance.
All report good time.
Died-Mrs. Anna Block passed away
last Sunday night. The cause of the
sickness is not known. She was about
i65 year old. She was buried on
Wednesday in the Buchanan grave
yard.
Miss Katie Block of Minneapolis
was here to attend the funeral Of her
mother.
Docken Bros. now have q new grind