Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-04-01
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March 20 N arties haying scrap De
IN Their possession belonging to the town
81 @Plerz shout return them to the over
seers.
s. Mr.. Nelson, the enterpriaing Little
Falls photographer, has rented the p.
FL. Berg gallery and will soon take
possession. Mr.. Nelson is q first-class
workman, and ii glance at his work will
show that he knows his business. When
he opens his gallery, call on him and we
are cure he will do, you as fine work as |
could be gotten il any city. We wish
Mr.. Nelson success. ri is..
5. II You want 70, see old Van you will
have to go to Rice orlthe .Klondike.
Mrs. Stumpf and Mrs. j ohm Rauch, ST.,
twin sisters, aged ~ years, are both
sick with pneumonia.
Jake Blake, our: hustling merchant,
cannot be discounted in buying eggs.
Last Saturday he shipped 1880 dozen
to his fathers store in Little Falls. u
The county board appropriated 5000
to be expended on The Little Falls and
Pierz road, but they ought to have
appropriated about IS to the town OF
Agram to be expended on the Platte
river bridge, which amount would be
sufficient to make it passable.
John Pauser, Of Ripley town, is quite
sick at his home.
What is the matter with the Pierz
Union band? Well. to tell the truth,
the band is all right, but the union is
lacking. '
To fish peddIers: You can sell fish az
well in lower as in upper town. Don't
believe every thing people tell you.
The town board of Pierz was in the
village Jail Monday and held their first
meeting since election. The folio wing
bills were allowed:
Jos. Gross, corduroying..... 50 Is
Spanfellner & hoffman,, same...- 20 80
W s Booth & Son, stationery.... 2 80
F. Steger, 5 oak stringers 35
feet w
Jos. Bentfeld, supervisors fee... 900
Math Gross, same........"........ 800
koH GruDer, same. 30
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ross, of Buck
man, March 28th, !5-pound boy.
Frank Meyer, the successful cattle
buyer, went out afoot four days and
! bought ~ head.
The Buchanan & Berg saw mill on Hill
| man, which was run by Chas. Estey.
| finished saving March 9th.
The bridge on Hillman, which was
foated away by the high water lass
summer, was built up again by Girtz,
Lochner and Becker.
Barney Gross has about three weeks
more saving to do.
The Rich Prairie Creamery Co. will sell
their 81, 900 creamery for $500. For
particulars apply to Jos. Bentfeld. A
bad recommendation for a farming
country, but we must say as Page Nor
ris says when he gets himself into a
pickle about postoffice location after
he has decided for both parties, II can't
helpit."
| J. Waldherr, of Washington, bought
the farm OF John Rauch, ST., in Pierz.
for $4,000.
A big dance and watch rattle will be
| held at Bares hall Easter Monday, April
l1th
Louis Feuht. OF upper town, is selling
honey at 8 cents pound by the case.
! P. H. Berg received thefolIowing letter
from Chas. Rose, Of Spokane Hills, Mon
tana:
Canyon Terry, Mont, March "a, 1898.
| P. 81. BERG, Pierz, Mimi
DEAR SIR AND FRIEND:
| have struck it good and rich sure.
A string of collier an inch or more Of each
sample OF quartz. struck vein three
feet thick. Average assay, $76 in gold
to the ton, besides silver and lead, with
very small nuggets of +ellurium quartz,
assaying $3.50, 900 to the ton. 1t is
only half mile from the electric power
line. Come at once if you want a hand
| in it. Yours respectfully,
CHAs. ROSE.
He was saying in his letter that he
was little excited, which his writing
plainly showed. Mr.. Berg is going west
as soon as he can straighten up his
business affairs at home. Mr.. Rose is
partner OF Mr.. Berg in some mining
property. There is no doubt but what
! Mr.. Berg will go out in the near future
| TO erect stamp mill to work the ore
and we wish him success.
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