Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-04-14
BUCK MAN

8h,.si,,aa nose VINO transacted
Nick Grundhofer, Mr.. and MRS. John
5Schmid. August zknop, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hesch and John Kapsner
II; MIS- Il Charlie Wibby. who was here
months. returned to her home in Min
5neapolis last Saturday, where she will
stay for a few months. 4 !.
Nicholas, Regina and Helen Hurrle
transacted business in Pierz Tuesday
Joseph Hortsch and John N: Terhaa1
Were In Little Falls transacting BUSH
ness Wednesday. =. -.
fSit ts a sae Tharsd ns'd 1 Eve the
thing was sold at good price One
Of the largest crowds was <reported
that was ever at an auction in this
Aloysius Weisbricl. better known as
ssFass, returned home Monday. after
visiting a friend in Monticello for a
few weeks 49, liz -. ,--|, - -
Born 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Blake,
Frank Mary and Victoria Pesche1
were business callers in Pierz last
Miss Mary Beka, who was x,s;t;n.
In ST. Paul for a short time, returned
home Friday.
Frank Sitzman. who was ill with
rheumatism cum is improving rapidly.
rhsumatism for a while, is improving.
Word was received here by Peter
Denzen of the death of Jacob Baths,
M Mns died Lee. at the home of his daughter.
Baths lived here formerly and was
one of the first settlers here. He vas
80 years of age The cause Of death
was vas asthma ,;,tt;1 and old age. He lived
went, to St: Cloud to live with his ais
daughter, Mrs: Henry Ross.
Martin Shirmes bought some oats
IRON Frank kahl last week.
Genola Tuesday. ~
through here this Week ana all pa ather
migratory birds are all here again,
Nj: and Mrs a MEX SeR & g. xpifmG were
ness
Miss Cecilia Kinzer, who had been
months, returned home last week.
Miss Caroline Heurung is EMPLOYED
s19s Vogel of st. Cloud. for while.
last Saturday what was attracting so
large crowd before one of the show
WINDOWS. Upon investigation, it was
FOUND to be an admiration society of
away by the young ladies of Buck
man, Proceeds are to go toward the
pipe organ to be installed in their
c emu nv during the course of the sum-
m 1nti me contents plus, the chest are
a al displayed in the large
ness.
Mrs. Albert Stepan was taken to the
operated on for appendicitis Monday.
John SchmOll<e, ST., made a business
trip up to Sullivan lake Tuesday.
otto Dengel and Peter Brausen will
put new plank curbing into Max
k!ein's well this week.
Miss Agnes Hesch is employed bv
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Blake.
he MSS n Christine H9rtsch, who has
Denzen for the last few months has
returned home Saturday.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
feter flake was christened John.
were sponsors.
j. George WINNER hauled hay Tues
- Mrs Mrs. Joseph Hortsch of St. Antony
win relatives and friends.
Aloysius Heurung, who was in Mex
leo for his health the last six months
returned home last week. He is much
VIM. Galley of Royalton was in our
vicinity Monday. He is travelling for
the H: H. Roller Wholesale House.
Theodore Otremba is the owner of
~ Martin shirmes, Math Mueller. Nick
H. Mueller and Peter Denzen delivered
stock to Genola Tuesday.
Joseph Hortsch, Nick H. Mueller
Joseph o.. Brandt and Math Zenner
went to Little Falls Wednesday, where
they will be on the jury for while
James A. Dengel is acting a bailiff
during this term.
Peter Denzen. Math Zenner. Fred
HerWers. and John P. Mueller went to
st. Cloud Monday. where they attend
ed the funeral of Jacob Baltis.
John Brandt went to Morrill,, Ramey,
Mt. Morris and LaIlzin. selling cars
Wednesday.
Ed. Kohler and Joseph Grundhofer
hauled wood from GeshwilIs farm
Tuesday,
Nick Grundhofer hauled hay for
rill.
L. Wlner was in this vicinity buy