Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-08-11
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| Pierz Journal, Aug. 3--Nick Hennen
left for Calvary, Wis, Tuesday where
he will remain on few weeks stay.
! Last Monday, July 31st the Fiftieth
anniversary or golden wedding of Mr..
and Mrs Anton Tembruell was cele.
brated in St. Joseph 8 church. A
solemn highmass was read by Father
Fredolin o. S. B. who is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Tembruell. He was assisted
by Father Carl Pingel and Father Yer
ner 0. s. B., son of Henry Schneppen-
helm. Five little girls dressed in white
conducted the wedding couple to the
altar. They were: Olive Gau, who car
ried the golden wreath and Evelyn Gau,
Monica TembrueN, Lorraine Tembruell
and Catherine Tembruell. After the
ceremonies in church dinner was
served to the guests in the parochial
school hall.
Their first marriage took place June
18th, 1873, in the Catholic church at
st. Joseph, Stearns county. It was
there that Anton Tempruel1 and Marie
LANCER were united in marriage fifty
years ago. They moved to Morrison
county the same year and settled on
the farm adjoining the Aug. Otremba
place on the west, where they lived
over 43 years until they sold the farm
ito Ed. Renneberg. Since then they
| have made their home in the village
! Out of town guests present at the
celebration were: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Roch from Pine Island, Minn., Christine
Tembruell of st. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Fro ~ l. Il MI o.
John Tembruell and family of Bowman,
n. D., Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Tembruell of
Red Wing, Rev. Fredolin O. S. B. of
Nuenster, Sask., Canada. Mrs. John
| Hover of Duluth, Mrs. j. j. LANCER
and family of Sank Rapids, Mr.. Peter
! Heinen and Miss Mary Heinen of St..
Joseph, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sauer Of
Rice and Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Ortman
and children of Lastrup.
1t has been decided by the creamery
| management that a new creamery
| building will be erected within a few
| weeks, which will be entirely fire.
proof. The location and material for
the new structure has not yet been
decided upon. A building committee
| has been appointed who will meet next
Saturday, August 5, 1922. to discuss
the plans and location after which
building will commence Immediately.
In the meantime the officers have
decided to fix up the damaged building
to conduct their creamery business and
receive cream until the new place has
been completed.
The committee includes E. Froehner,
Theo. Thielen, Joe Kippley, Christ
Tembruell, Magnus Rauch and VIM.
Meyer.
Monday morning July "a, at 9
clock in St. John IS Nepomuk church
at Lastrup occurred the marriage of
Miss Anna Nagel Of the village Of
Pierz to Henry Girtz of Lastrup. Rev.
Herman Klien performed the ceremony
The bride was attended by her niece
Miss Della Stumpf of Genola, and
August L. eau, a friend of the groom,
was best man. After the ceremony the
bridal party motored to the groom IS
home where the wedding was celebrat-
ed. A large number of friends and
relatives being present. In the evening
IA free dance was given at the groom s
place which was very we'll attended.
The newly married couple will make
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Girtz at present but will soon move onto
the groom's farm which was purchased
several years ago.