Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-18
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THE Pierz boys rented Michael WIT
zers aud Mrs. Rosy Nespore's farms,
near Granite City, Tor g period Of three.
years s. s
John Bollig ha i bought an Ad yance.
threshing rig. 4 s5.5s
Matt Valentine, the Rauch Bros, the
Gross Bros. and Gassert have:all bought
self feeders for their separat i5 s4,
Tailor Lee, of Little Falls, was here
Sunday and took the band boys
measure for the new uniforms. They
will hold meeting next Sunday to de-
eide whether they willtake grey or green
suits. 5ss .S
Sealed bids will be received by the vil-
lage council up to August 10Th at 8
O'Clock p. m, to deliver au the present
engine use in the village ID cords Of
rock, Is loads of sand, and also haul
$4,000 bricks from the Sprandel brick
ward to said engine house. They will
build new engine house this foil.
The Pierz and Buchanan creamery paid
So cents per hundred for June and July
milk. The creamery is running there the
first year with good supply of milk and
promises to he q success, as the stock
holders are making good interest on
their none" invested and the outlook is
for nearly double the quantity of milk
next year, aS a great many farmers who
only furnished milk from g. orr cows
this year. are preparing to have IRON
20 to Is next year. They find it pays
better to keep cows and sell milk than to
raise wheat for 50 cen ts per hu>liel. The
company will now build house near
the creamery for the butternaker to re-
side in. >..s a.
Robert Gruber will have the Louis
Berg farm threshed out OF shock next
week. 49,.
Grain is nearly all cut and most OF it
stacked, and it promises to turn out a
better crop than last year. !.
Dr. Roy LETT for trip to st. Paul Mon
day.
Barney Gross and J. W. Van Hercke
will ru n heir new Advance threshing
rig in the vicinity Of Morris this fall.
DR.. Nevin. dentist, will be at Npuman's
hotel, Friday, Aug. 25th. to do all kinds
OF dental work.
Hubert Bares and Leonard Jaeger
made application for license 20 keep q
saloon in the Bares butcher shop build
ing in lower town. This gives Pierz six
saloons-four in low town and two
saloons aud thu post Office IN upper
town.
Prof. Fishbach, leader OF the Buck man
band, assisted the Little Germ a q band,
who PLACED in church Tuesday, with his
ca"ioneL.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Faust left for a
visit 70 Parkstoa, j. d., Thursday.
Paul BONNER, an employ OF Dahmen &
Gre!l the p lst year, lett for his old home
in Sank Rapids last week.
John Grell and Miss Kate Schaefer will
be married in church here Thursday.
Adam Tembreul, OF this place, and
Miss Mary Ortnan, OF Meters Grove,
Stearns county, were announced to be
married in church here Sunday.
The band boys got $175 from the VII
lage conucil to buy uniforms. aud the
fremen now want $3.50 for uniforms.
which is also expected to be granted, as
the monev is coming in faster than the
council can expend it and debt is some
thing the village hasn't got. Why don't
Buchanan organize and keep their license
none" at home and fix up the town?
Pierz had quite a number Of kickers
whea they first organized the village, bu
now they are all satisfied aud wei
pleased with the village management.