Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-29

Dec Is sciirc, ilated Is
B org'lnize. oWnsllip range Is. known
as iran,te City. now bel oDging to pierz,
as g town Of Itself. Another peti tio,l e
n being circuit TED against ii. & as most 81
the citizens there cay they are not wiz
q ing 70 leave Piierzs az long as they are
q treated as good as they have been e here here.
tofore, and are not willing to rs into Is
the sbnckskin order business a. tneir
neigh boring town, which left Pierz about
fonr yearsiago. Is.
Anew uer,tan doctor named Kerkz
i hot of *Minnra polls has located :jn the
village in upper town last week. .Hep
has bic Office II the. Theo. Gross hotel
building. :,ss... .:=sz !. .:..~z.. ~:
:AIois Keller, while haaling d load q,
wheat to Little Falls last week try-
ing to stop his horses going down q hill.
Tell, and q wheel parsed over his aud 40.
one OF hIs fingers had to be, a,nputated
at the first joint. Fl. = -. >, zz
Henry Wise, killed u wolf last week
Tuesday. =. - =. z>'>*' ~ =.
Dahmep'& Grell's lumber crew from
Bay Lake are taking in Christmas at
! home y, >.@.,:~'> = S,:.,s+-. 8: $s:-... -:
Rev. Anselm, O. 8. B., brother of:rbeo,
Ortman OF buh,, assisted Father Sten-
han during Christmas. O.. :.
Mrs. Frank Steger is reported danger
ously ill with lung fever. :t..
Miss Addie WIRING returned from q
visit to Cross Plainr, Wis. last
week. -. y: =
Frank Ruff. WHO was out west tho last
four years. returned to t'"rz again last
week. a
\ beautiful Christmas reee was divided
among the children i>>m the village
school. by their teacher, Professor a,
Nusang.
Gust DaIhmier, Hubert and Henry
Bednar moved to the village in lower
town last week and JOS. B. Hartman
moved from lower town again.
Some OF lower town citizens are start
ing a new saloon style. They go out
the window place of the door.
On New Years eve at midnight a. high
':'ass will be held here in the church.
An ordinance was passed by the yi|lagt,
conncil that no cattle are allowed to
run on the streets hereafter. This will
be tough On some OF their former OF
ticers.
Forty bushels OF wheat WAS stolen
from Math Meyer OF Agra,n Friday.
night. ::
Anton Nmmerma1s 'l|beyin to teach
a three months term OF school in Dist.
No. SO next Tuesday.
DR.. Charpentier will leave Wednesday
FOR a week s visit in New York and Dr.
Seguin will take his place during his alb.
sence. ~ .~
/ An entertainment was give by the.
church choir in the parish school Tues
day evening which was largely attended
and the entertainment was excellent.
The Little German Band furnished the
music.
The Ne. ". 4. elected che following Of
ficers Saturday:
Venerable Consul-Louis Robbers.
Clerk-John Smith,
Treasurer-Jobn Roch.
Worthy Adviser-A. B. G. Estey.
Escort-Del Lablanc 2
Observation-Disclosures Love.
Sentinel-Etobt- KIuge.
l'hysician-Dr. \. Charpentier.
Managet,3 years-Wm. Lilly.
The camp now has about fitsy nen-
bers. u
Pierz has now six saloons and three
doctors. What more do we want? q
Village Recorder Sitzmau was Instruct
ed by the council to write different firms
in regards to elertric lights. Tins is the
next thing in line and it is hoped that
before another Christmas comes our viii
lage will he lighted with electric lights,
Money has heen rolling in and the VIII
laee was booming the last four years,
and it will not slack up neither, as long
as the saloon keepers hold out.
John Sehuh and Mrs. John Philipps,.
who were dangerously i'll. are improving.
Marshik & Philippe have 20 sets Of
new heavy sleighs, all their own make,