Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-12-01
BUCHANAN

Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Gottwalt of Rice
were here Saturday for visit with
Mrs. Mary Hesch, the latter's mother.
4. A. Hesch made trip to Brow
|. erville Thursday, to visit his sister,
Sr. Laura, o. s. B.
Paul and Martin G0ttwalt of Rice
called on Hesch Bros. the past week.
Nick Daniel drove a bunch of cat
tie to Pierz Thursday
M. E. Hesch made business and
pleasure trip to st. Cloud on his mo-
torcycle Thursday.
Joe Hesch went to Browerv;!lc last
Thursday for a visit with relatives
an friends there.
Anton Damuth left for st. Cloud
Wednesday, where he will be employed
tins winter.
Farmers around here are busy haul
ing hay.
Mrs. Aug. B. Dehler made = short
visit with her mother, Mrs. Joe
Hortsch.
Pauline Nagel of Sank Centre is
here for a visit with her mother, Mrs.
Arnold Nagel.
Jake Kinzer autoed to Pierz on bus
mess Saturday.
F. J. Mischke made a business trip
to st. Cloud Monday and returned on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kaiser made a
visiting trip to Bowlus Sunday.
The show which was given in the
Buchanan opera house Friday and Sun
day, by the school children, was well
attended, and all report it to have
been a good one.
Many from here went to Pierz on
Tuesday to attend the show. They
said it was a good one.
All had a good time at the dance
held in Mueller Bros. hall Tuesday.
John and Aug. Dehler made bus
mess trip to Pierz Saturday.
Peter oDehler returned from North
home Wednesday, where he had been
deer hunting the past two weeks. He
says deer are scarce.
g. M. Dehler left for Northhome on
Tuesday, to visit his sister, Mrs.
Dufort, for few weeks.
John Poster lost two curtains from
his auto while on his way to Little
Falls.
Those who attended the Farmers
Telephone meeting at Morrill, Saturday
were Frank Mischke, Lawrence Bill
Zig, Paul Gohl, John Mischke, Joe E..
Brandt, Fred Kowitz, Chas. Kushel,
Geo. Dobmeyer, Reinard Krewell, Joe
Houn, John Poster, Math. Brown, T..
A. Hesch. Joe Brandt is secretary
treasurer and John Poster is vice
president. The old rates were $l.87
for three months and the new rates
are $3.50 for three months.
John A. Brandt made business trip
to Little Falls Wednesday.
Adolph Damuth was q county seat
visitor Wednesday.
John Peshel left for st. Cloud last
Tuesday, where he will be employed
the coming winter. &--4...
Leo Voight left for st. Cloud Mon
day, where he is employed. He had
been home for few we ks on visit
Aug. Dehler, ST., returned from
Northhome Tuesday, where he had
been deer hunting the past few weeks.
He says deer are not many this year.
Docken Bros. autoed to Little Falls
Thursday for a visit with their par
ents.
The new school in Buckman started
Monday.
Ml. duU MIo. T. II. hduSOu VI 1cIA
called on Mrs. Mary Hesch Saturday.
John Mueller took load of butter
to Pierz Saturday for the Farmers
creamery. They are now paying SOC
for butter.
Benson Bros. left for their home in
Kremlin, Mont, Wednesday. They
came down in an auto to do q few
weeks deer hunting.
Cecilia Kahl left for st. Cloud Sat-
urday, where she will be employed.
Winter is here. Buckman was Wis
ited by heavy snowfall Monday
Lizzy Herwis is visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kulushe this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Finneman left
for their home in st. Cloud Satur
day, after a few weeks visit with
relatives and friends here.
Anton Kulushe left for st. Cloud
Saturday, where he win visit relatives
for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wondro returned
from Ionia, Iowa, Saturday, where
they had been visiting relatives for
the past two weeks.
Wendelin Weight died here SATURDAY
with dropsy, after an illness since
last spring. Deceased was born in
Saxton, Germany, July IA, 1912. he
was in the French and German battle
in 1864. He came to America in 1870
and settled in Madison, ILL.,, until 1879
wnen he went to st. Augusta. He was
married to Tracy Fietsam in 1881 and
| in 1898 they moved to Buchanan. Sur
viving the deceased are his wife and
eight children. They are Mrs. Henry
! Wacker of LeSueur Center, Mrs. Peter
Hecker of Rosen, Mrs. John Stoltman
! Of Rosen, Augusta Of st. Cloud, and
Leo, Lawrence, Otto and Adeline, who
reside at home. The funeral was held
Monday and interment was in the
Buchanan cemetery. May he rest in
peace.>
Alvina Otremba left for her home
in Mahnomen Monday. She had been
here since August, visiting with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Otrem-
ba.
| Frank Marshik left for st. Cloud on
Wednesday, where he will be employed
| the cnmin0 winter