Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-09-08
HUNTERS GOING after BIRDSl
NEARLY 200 sPoRTsMEN GET
LICENSES TO HUNT CHICK
EMS AND DUCKS

In spite Of the fact that the chick
ems are few this year the hunters are
turning out in myriads, and indica-
tions are that there will be more hunt
ers in the fields than birds. Up to
press time last night the county audi
tor had issued 1S1 licenses, most of
which went to Little Falls people. The
season opened yesterday.
Some Of the local sportsmen have
gone outside Of the county to hunt,
some toward Morris and some north
of here. Reports are that ducks are
quite plentiful and the quest will
probably be for these instead of the
prairie chickens, to large extent.
Only one was back from the fields
yesterday and that was DR.. E. A.
Hall. He had an even dozen chickens
to show for a few hours time spent
in the fields but then of course he
had them spotted long time ago.
Following are the names of those
who have taken out licenses to hunt
small game so far:
Little Falls-A. E. Ashcraft, G.. F..
Terrell, Mrs. G.: F. Terrell, Lee Shu.
felt, J. G. Highhous, G. A. Weyer-
haeuser, G. F. Kirscher, William Wy.
att, Charles Bergquist, N. B. Briggs,
Hubert Friesinger, Dewey Aanker,
Leo Wirwicki, D. M. Cameron, BLY,
Murphy, J. G. Patience, Paul Felix,
w. H. Clute, E. P. Adams, Archie
Rivets, Lee Randall, J. K. Martin, G.
w. Firnstahl, J. w. Stephenson, John
Ellenbecker, Charles Tidd, DR.. S. R.
Fortier, L. D. Brown, Ernest Kastner,
P: J. Lauermann, William Batters,
Richard Burton, B. Burton, Albert
Briese, Herman Briese, DR.. C. F.
Hoist, DR.. E. A. Hall, J. H. Castle,
Joseph Schmid, Ernest G.. Ander, Hen
ry Luerssen, R. L. Nichols, D. j. Bell,
E. L. Gatchell, Chas. Sylvester, w. j.
Billstein, Mathies Miller, F. R. Ziske,
IL. Landau, R. D. Musser, J. r.
Briggs, w. H. X. Meyer, E. L. For
tier, J. S. Lewis, Clarence Sprandel,
Charles Sprandel, w. NJ. Young, M.
j. SCHNEIDER, Henry Peterson, Max
Matzuski, Amy Landau, Fred Larson,
Paul Larson, A. H. Vernon, J. C. |
Hughes, F. D. Leblanc, Chas. Thomas,
Frans Larson, Ed. Briese, Ray Rasi-
cot, Fred Kaestner, S. T. Lepinski,
Andrew Miller, DR.. o. j. Brown, Stew
en- Simonet, Herman Pantzke, Gustav
Bitner, Victor Schallern, F. w. Lucas,
Jos. Moeglein, Alex Rudeck, TT. 3, |
Theo. Piehowski, rt. 5, E. S. Tom,
VIM. Barden, Jos. Brousseau, G.. w.
Emder, w. E. Penfeld, Joe Hang, N. |
H. Elvig, George Olson, Victor Peter
son, Louis Hang, Max Corbin, Fred |
Coenen, Mark Vertin, E. V. Wetzel, |
j. Berkin, Frank Sobiech, 1T. 5.
Royalton-V. R. Hunter, G. HI
Boyce, H. J. York, R. H. Batter, H. |
j. Meyer, Joe Newman, Ed. Lakin,
George Armstrong, L. J. Dassow, A. |
M. Watson, Paul Trettel, H. Elder
man, TT. 4, Carl Nuehring, TT. 4, Harry |
Blanchard, 1T. 4, Fred Brockway, w. |
L. McGonagle, A. G.. Sawdy, E. A. |
Russell, A. Van Housen, Paul Lam
bert, G. E. Wilson, R. Wilde, G. RI
Rhoda, w. H. Galley.
Randau-Paul Jaschke, IT. l, B. W..
Bentler, J. M. Totten, Henry Bermel,
Anton Bermel, G. E. Chapman, Joe
HOLSTER, B. H. Guild. /
Swanville--G. R. Ware, A. H. Kobbe, |
B. B. Cox, Walter Anderson, j. J. Me-
Rae, VIM. Weidickson, G.. O. Bacon,
L. St. Anthony, E. A. Flood, John
Katzenberger, VIM. Raffensparger,
cOAA OWdCh, ANuI uOCh V1uCtuC, ncT- |
man Kuehne, Joe Birk, Art Olson, w. |
H. Cox, H. Remke.
Motley-E. G. Haymaker, j. H. Cot
tingham, Thos. Goggin, R. l.. Brad
dock.
Lincoln-Arthur B. Sharp, Max.
Mayer, Vincent Thomas, Elmer Swan.
son, Sam shulman, H. II. Craighead. |
Burtrum- Viehauser, r. G..
Doupe, TT. 2, Alfred Peterson, IT.. 2,
Kasper Rydholm, TT. 2, Victor Eek
strom, TT. 2.
Flensburg-Mike Wojciechowski, j.
Super.
Pierz-Fred B. Hoffman, TT. l,
Christ Reese, ST., Christ Reese, Jr.,
TT. 3, F. J. Buessler, G. E. Gravel, A.
P. Stoll, Oliver Brunette, Geo. Byers,
Theo. Stumpf, TT. 2, Anton Hart mann,
j. B. Hartmann, Theo. Rychner, TT. 3.
Genola-H. J. Solinger, VIM. Bus
sen.
Miss Minnie Hertzberg went to Ro-
chester Wednesday, called by her
fathers illness. He will have an Op-