Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-17
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BUCHANAN
March 13:-John Kapsner and Rev.
Fl. Leuthner were in Genola Tuesday On
business. :. - .as-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick n. Mueller were
in Pierz Wednesday on business. III
John Schmith of Little Falls brought
a load of cattle to his farm, 2h miles
east of the village, Monday. -. i
Father Vandeholtz Of Onamia was
here visiting Rev. Il. Leuthner for a
few days last week. i. <%@->f >..s
were in Pierz Wednesday, Jtransacting
business. , l. -&,
Ramey and Bill Poster sawed wood
for James A. Dengel Wednesday. JOS
eph E. Brandt helped them.
John Sitzman hauled hay Wednesday
from Nick Kinzer 8 farm.
Miss Alma Dehler visited with her
! grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Math
Zenner, over Sunday.
August Weisbrick went to Royalton
Monday to transact business.
Nick Schroeder, who is assistant
cashier at the Buchanan State bank,
left for his home in Iowa Friday,
where he will visit for week or two.
Paul and Agnes Hesch and Gertrude,
Barbara, Catherine and John Grund
hofer visited with Frances Dengel and
Marcus and Lawrence Mueller Thurs
day evening.
Peter Mueller made a business trip
to )Genola Friday.
r. c. Scoles, mail carrier ON this
route, made his usual route again Fri
day. He brought only the mail to the
postoffice in the village for three
weeks.
Hass Weishrick left Wednesday for
MONTICELLO, where he will visit for a
! few days.
Theresa Kahl is employed at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. John Brandt for
few months.
Mrs. John Brandt had the misfortune
of falling and breaking and spraining
her arm while she was taking her wash
ing down from wash line in her yard
Tuesday.
Lawrence Billig and son Joseph made
a business trip to Royalton Saturday.
Joseph Brausen and John Heurung
went to Ramey Saturday to get some
sawdust. They said the roads were
not very good.
Tony Otremba, who is employed in
a garage at Richmond, is here visiting
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Otremba, for few days.
| While Mrs. August B. Dehler drove
home Sunday, the horse became fright
ened and ran away. Mrs. Dehler fell
out of the sled and sprained her arm.
Miss Thresia Dehler is employed at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. August B.
Dehler, Jr., for few weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Thommes visited
with Mrs. Thommes' mother, Mrs. An
ma Holm, Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. August B. Dehler were
in Pierz Friday transacting business.
Peter, Joseph and Tony Sitzman
opened the half Of the road south Of
the village. They had to shovel snow
banks from three to four feet deep Sat
urday afternoon.
August Weisbrick has returned
Thursday from Royalton, after tran
sacting business there for a few days.
John Hesch is on the sick list with
grippe.
There are numerous cases of colds
and grippe in this vicinity among the
people. Many of the children hav.
been i'll for several days, and the at
tendance in school has been affected a
great deal by the illness among them.
Much of the illness is no doubt due
to carelessness Of children, wet deep
snow, and their going without rubbers
or Ovelshoes on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick L. Mueller moved
to town in the rooms near the place
known as Billig's. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmitt of Little
Falls moved on their old farm, two
miles east and one half mile south OF
the village.
Some horses Of this vicinity were
4 glad that the snow is going away. A
team belonging to Joseph Mischke
started out to town Sunday morning
before Mr.. Mischke was on the sled
Leo and Matthew Mueller stopped them
when they reached the village.
Also Nick Grundhofer's horses ra1
away with a load of manure Saturday
but did no damage to the sled. \
Joseph Brausen was in Pierz Friday
transacting business. @
1 George Suess and Engelbert Heurune
hauled hay from Andrew Suess g farm
to his home Saturday.
Math Mueller and Joseph Heurune
went to look after Math Mueller's hay