Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-04-08
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Pierz.
April 5.-The following personal prop
erty will be sold by chattel mortgage
sale at Hubert Bares' place in the vii
]age of Plerz on April j 18th, at 10 o'clock
q. M: Two horses, one sleigh, one
wagon and one chain harness.
A. Macho and G. Stangl went to St.
Paul Tuesday, the 9Th, to attend the
semi-annual meeting OF the German
Roman Catholic Life Insurance Associa-
zion of Minnesota, as directors from the
St. Joseph Society OF Plerz. .s
Mrs. D. Spanfellner will sell her house
and lot III lower town now occupied by
F. Kammermier, for 500. .@@:.
To Belle Prairie: If you want any in
formation regarding creamery, come
to Pierz, the well experienced creamery
town, or apply to c. Fl. Crest OF Little
Fall. -.>
Jos. Bentfeld went to Columbia Falls,
Mont, last Saturday to attend the fun
eral OF Lis daughter, Mrs. John Nc
1iregor, who died there April End, after
short illness, at the age OF 81 years.
\ new society, the St. Vincent de Paul
society, was organized here last Sunday,
with about 8 members.
Mrs, Stumpf and G. Bednar are re-
ported dangerously i'll with pneumonia.
Jos. H. Stump, who has been sick the
last six months, is now improving fast.
We hope he will soon be out among us
again.
P. H. Berg, the upper town merchant,
is still selling out at and below cost. He
also has few overcoats left which he
will almost give away. This would be a
good chance for the party in Little Falls
who lost his cvercoat on a bet on the
defeated candidate for mayor at the
hast city election.
This is a great town for bicycles. We
have now four business places selling
wheels and we und erstand there will be
another one very soon. Minneapolis is
not in it with us. that is to say in the
Ine of competition.
John Stumpf lost four COWS in a short
time, cause unknown, but think they
were poisoned.
VIM Eller. the upper town harness
maker, is building an addition to his
shop, 16x3O, two stories high. MIR.
El]er used to be carpenter, painter and
mason, until about two years ago. when
be went into the harness business, and
at which he is a frst-c!ass workman.
He also manufactures collars on which
he has new inv ention, fitting them on
d horses shoulder in such q mannerthat
it will heal any sore shoulder in a short
sime. He also does watch and clock re-
pairing and is also agent for the Cardo
Family Medicines.
John Schneider traded his house and
ut in the village to Henry Hersch for a
12O-acre farm 6 miles east of the village,
Dear Zerf postoffice, to which he moved
Monday, April 18th. Mr.. Hersch also
moved to his new home in the village.
They both seem to be happy With the
trade they made.
Mrs. Mary Ostranda. and Gertrude
BtolI, OF Little Falls and Mrs. John
Koop, of Brainerd, are here attending
their mother, Mrs. Stump, who is dang
srously i'll with pneumonia.
F. Kammermeier will soon move 70
Che old John SCHNEIDER residence, now
ewned by Henry Herscb.
Some farmers haven't commenced
seeding yet, while Others are pretty well
advanced already, frost or no frost.
Barney Gross is nearly done saving.
He sawed 425, 900 feet ofpine and about
$4,000 feet OF oak lumber this winter.
Mr.. Baker and Billy Jones, OF Little
Falls, made us call last Sunday.
All the town officers have qualified ex-
aept the constable, Archie Decent, and
village justice, F. J. Zuleger.
Some people think if they don't like a
man everybody should hate him. They
go around slandering some OF our best
respectable men, and think people should
Believe them. They even feel insulted ii
you don't agree them.
We see grand display OF photo
graphs in front of the busy gallery OF
MI. Nelson, the Little Falls photogra-
pher, who will take photos on Tuesday
sf each week at Pierz and finish them at
Little Falls. Give him a call if you
want fine portraits at reasonable prices.
He is the boy to make 'em.
Herman Rust has got new engine in
bis feed mill in upper town. He ar
rived here with it all O. K. without
breaking through bridge or running
off the track. He is now ready to do
planning and feed grinding again.
Dahmen & Grel bought 81 head of
cattle for Adams, of Rices. and delivered
them Monday, the 4th