Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-05-12
BUCHANAN

freight Tor John Hesch MOndav.
Monday was the worst storm day
we have had this year.
Joe Kappes and Adolf Damuth and
son Anton were county seat visitors
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pohl of Luxem-
burg are here visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Zenner this week.
Joe Brausen is employed by M. E.
Hesch.
Anton Damuth and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Nagel will leave for Tribune,
Can, Monday, where they will b en-
ployed by John schmolke, the coming
summer, on farm.
John Schmolke will ship carload
of freight to his farm in Canada on
Monday.
Those who called on Mr.. and Mrs.
! Anton Janson Monday were Docken
brothers, Joe Kahl, Lenard Hortsch,
Frank Suess, John Susok, Aug. B.
! Dehler, John Poster, Henry Brausen
! and NJ. E. Hesch.
The oil man of Rice was here last
! Monday.
John Mueller autoed to Pierz on
business Monday.
| Lenard Hortsch is employed by
| Aug. b. Dehler.
! Aug. B. Dehler, our assessor, began
his duties on Tuesday.
| Buchanan was visited by a cyclone
Sunday, May z, at about 600 p. m.
It started about miles west of the
village and went from the old Mike
Sand farm northeast. It started in
; for good on the Aug. B. Dehler farm,
about IL miles from where it began,
and it tore out big pine trees and took
down the wind mill and threw lumber
all over the place. John Kapsner's
place was next in line, and there it
tore the roof off a small barn and the
: lean-to Of his big barn was torn down
! and his wind mill destroyed. At the
John Mischke place it broke all the
windows on the south side of his house
and blew down few small sheds and
also his wind mill. We understand it
ended about miles northeast of the
village, where it moved a large barn
on the Peter Girtz place. The wind blew
the Janson Bros. new 36x80 foot
! barn all out Of shape. It broke some
Of the 2x8 material of which it was
i built and it will be big job to fix it
up again. It also tore down a buggy
shed on the Mrs. Mary Hesch farm.
We sure had some things to watch as
| long as it did last
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams of Little
| Falls were out here Sunday, visiting
| relatives.
Frank Nagel was in town with his
! new De Luxe motorcycle. Some car.
Frank, Joe and John Bodlacek of
Morrill, were here on business Sunday.
Walter Floreck of Ramey was in
our burg on business Sunday.
Miss Anna Marshall of St. Joe is
here visiting relatives and friends.
Alfonso, Holman and Henry Mueller
of Rice were here visiting relatives
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Holm of St. Cloud
were here in their auto Sunday.
'Alois Weisbrick was in Pierz on
Monday.
Freda Kushel of St. Cloud was home
on a short visit Saturday.
Miss Mueller of St. Cloud called on
| Mrs. Gottleib Kuschel the last of the
week.
Joe Brandt and Anton Janson went
to the twin cities Saturday, to get
! two new Fords. They returned Sun
! day and said they had a fine trip all
; the way home.
Joe Kappes, Jake Dengel and r. J.
Blake made business trip to Mime
apolis Saturday.
| Eugene Janson made business trip
to Little Falls Thursday.
! Ed. Ludwig, who had been employed
by Brandt Bros, returned to his home
in Little Falls Thursday.
Jaul Gohl is the proud owner of a
new Ford auto.
| Britz brothers and sisters we're in
town with thei- new Ford Sunday.
! The carpenters are busy putting up
a barn on the Weight farm.
Mrs. John Broshkie was in Little
Falls on business Monday.
Frank Mischke made a business
trip to st. Cloud, in his auto, Satur-
day.
Joe Hortsch, Frank and Joe Otrem-
ba and John Bares returned from Sui
Ivan Saturday, where they had been
| on business.
[ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Meyer left for
Mahnomen Tuesday, where they will
attend the wedding of their son Joe.
| Peter Mueller now has new gas
flights in his saloon.
! John Weisbrick is busy paiting the
house, for his mother, in the village.
Mrs. John Docken of Little Falls
lis here visiting her sons, George and
Harry.
Lost-A COW. Finder please notify
Mrs. Mary Hesch.
Margaret Dehler, who has been en-
lployed in Minneapolis, is home for a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dehler, Sr.
! GREEN PRAIRIE