Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-01-12
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for d few weeks.
Adclph Damuth left for Rochester
Saturday, where he will see doctor.
He hss been i'll for a year.
Ed. Poster left for st. Cloud Tues
day, where he will be employed the
G.omiag winter.
A7tcA Damuth made a business trip
TO Rochester Thursday and returned
Saturday.
Fl. Gamers of st. Paul is here visit
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
frehlcr
Those who ATTENDED the hog butch
cring 'eo at Joe L. Hesch 3 Saturday
>vero Ar. and Mrs. Chas Heurung and
sen Aois. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Resteter,
Mr.. e.nd Mrs. A. A. Hesch, Ludwig
i'vdnar and Frank and T. A. Hesch.
business Monday.
frank Hesch, 500 Line engineer Of
Minneapolis, is home visiting his
mother.
200 Hortsoh left for Sullivan last
Wednesday,, where he will fish for a
few weeks.
Henry Bloom was in Pierz on bust
,srss 'rhursday and Friday.
A Number Of farmers took cattle to
!'ierx Thursday. L Weiner OF Duluth
I'D tie shipping.
Joe Hischke called on lis old time
fricsa, John Theis, who is nome from
Gray Stone, Sunday.
I.uu Hartman is busy say ing wood
and grinding feed in this vicinity.
Paul Mueller left for Spruce Lake,
Tuesday, where he will trap game. He
has been working on telephone line
III sualmer and says he knows how to
handle wire.
John Meyer was in Pierz on bust
ncsz Friday.
A. A. Hesch left for Little Falls on
Tuesday, whore he is On the grand
jury.
oa Hiemenz was in Pierz on bust
naAs Thursday.
John Poster, Joe OtremDa, Peter
Eauzea and Aug. B. Dehler went to
Little Falls Tuesday. They are on the
I'2tit lury.
Mrs. Joe L. Hesch returned from
.Anoka Thursday, where she had been
10 500 doctor.
MI. and Nrs. Thco. Pohlkamp we're
in rierz Thursday on business.
Frank Hesch of Minneapolis is home
on q visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hortsch OF St.
D,natiss, Iowa, are visiting at the
|.o,ne OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. B. Deb
Ter this week.
Aug. Z. Dehler was in Pierz on bus
moss Wednesday.
a team of horses belonging to Joe
Con. ran away Sunday, while on the
way to church. No one was hurt.
Tho roads are in poor shape now.
No good for wagon or sleigh. Joe
Ka7pes can still be seen in town with
his auto. no vever.
VYm. Sitzman was in Pierz on bust
1Ias.s Wednesday.
200 Otremba went to Sullivan last
Wednesday and returned Saturday
with So nice fish.
lAts. Jake Brausen is a the sick
list.
Wehgang Meyer hurt his back while
putting in fire in the Buchanan
cbureh Sunday and is laid up in bed.
Mrs. Nick Kinzer lett for Rice last
Wednesday, where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. led Smith, who is
ii'.
'Math and Arthur Saur left for their
home in Cold Spring Monday, after a
a tive weeks visit here at the home
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Kinzer.
Prank Kahl left for Anoka Friday,
where he will have an operation.
ia. Kahl made u business trip to
koyaltoa Friday.
lIizxy Sitzrnan returned from Mad
ison, Wis, Friday, where she had been
employed the past three months.
John Kappes left for st. Cloud on
Tuesday, where he will be employed
at plaster work.
The Buctma1 creamery now pays
-: for butter.
Frank Aischke left for Minneapolis
Monday, where he will stay few
days On business. When he returns
he win stop at st. Cloud and go to
the normal school for few months.
Henry Kappes left for St. Cloud on
Monday, where he win be employed.
Joe Brausen was a county seat Wis
itor Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Nischke WAS in Lit
tie Falls On business Wednesday,.
Dan Coil left for St. Cloud Friday
where he will be employed. He had
been home for the Christmas vacation
Frank Mischke was in Little Falls
"wednesday.
John Kinzer left for Cold Spring on
Tuesday, where he will visit his sister
Mrs. Peter HOLMAN, and other rela
tives, for few weeks.
Frank and Lucas Kappes arrived
here Friday from Albany with two
WOLF hounds and killer. They walked
all the way here and only saw one
wolf track, near Rice. They will hunt
here for a few weeks.
A na1nber from here attended the
dance at Pierz Tuesday. They all re-
port good time
John and Markus Altenhoven left
for the east Friday, where they viii
Ash ana trap along the Rum river.
Rorn-To Mr.. and Mrs. Nath Lo
schider, a son, Friday, Jan. S.
Il. H. Gordon of Duluth was here the
past week on business.
Mrs. John Sitzman returned from
Maple Lake Saturday, where she had
been the past two weeks, visiting he1