Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-12-28
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annual meeting Sunday and elected the
following officers:
Chief Ranger-Theo Thiplen.
Vice Chief Ranger-Jacoh Neisius.
Rec. Sec.-.}. P. LANCER.
Fin. Sec.-Jos. B. Hartman.
Treas.-P A Hartman.
Trustees-John Neis'ns. 4 f Macho,
John Ripley.
Medical Examiner-E Il kerkhoff.
Drectors-Theo Ortman and Joseph
Bollig.
Inside Senti"el-Henry Hennen.
Outside Sentinel-;1enry Bentfeld.
Senior Conductor-John P Berg.
Junior Conductor Adam Telnbrull.
Chaplain-Rev. J. J. Mayer.
A public installation will take place
Jan. 9th at Z p. m. sharp. An enter
tainment will he gwen after the meet
ing All members are invited to bring
J!:eir friends. \ good time is expected
The Pierz Cuion band horored Jos.
Stump, the bass player, on his birthday.
a pleasant evening was spent.
Oliver Brunette finished threshing TO-
day.
.Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Blake,
Friday, 12-pound daughter.
Jos. Bollig got the contract to fur.
nish the town of Buh 5000 feet OF plank
at $13.45 per thousand.
The church trustees OF St. Johns
church in LaAtrup have appropriated
$1,000 out OF the church fund to build a
parsonage.
Samuel Brand Of Agram moved Ia
moved to Mile Laos lake last week
where he erected a saw mill which be vii
run this winter.
VIM. Scbreiner, the teacher OF Dist
No, 81, will teach four-,nonths term oil
school in Dist. No. 80, after Jan. Is.
Thee. Thielen was appointed re ord
ing agent for Pierz, by the Continental
Insurance company Of New York, which
authorizes him to write policies.
Pobert Kluge returned from St. Pau
last week where he was laying brick with
| Leo Beach.
Dec. &C.
! Happy New Year. and New Century.
| Frank and John Przibilla killed three
bears near the old Moose camp last
week.
Martin Vosen started blacksmith h.
shop in the old Zuleger shop in upper
town.
Frank Zuleger and ohm Pavler bought
an Advance separator in Little Falls
last week, and will commence threshing
for several of the outside farmers who
have not threshed their grain yet.
Teacher schreiner ia taking in the holi-
days at his home in Rockville, Stearns
Co.
Mary, the 13-year-ol9 daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Kobilka of Buh, died of
consumption Thursday and was buried
here Saturday.
Jos. Schulz moved into Henry Dallmei-
ers house last week
Jacob Nohner moved his millinery shop
fl ION the Block building to the Barney
Gross store building where he intends to
run a general store in connection with
his millinery store in the spring.
Miss SUSIE Mohs. who has been en-
ployed at Nohner's dressmaking shop
during The summir left foY her home in
st. Joseph, Stearns Co. Monday where
she intends to stay about two months
after which time she will return
Louis Berg, one Of Pierz's first set
tiers, and most respected citizens, died
Sunday after long illness with cancer
OF the stomach, aged 81 years. The
funeral will take place here from the St.
Joseph's church Tomorrow. He leaves
wits. twelve children, his parents, three
brothers and four sisters, to mourn his
SO early loss. The entire community
sympathizes with the family in their be-
reavemeht.
One Of our young ladies in low err town
who had been playing with marked
cards, received for Christmas package
with the following verses attached:
Ich gebe der Eur Weinachts- YACHT.
Neue Karten in voller Pracht.
Zum ehrlich spiePn sind sic gemach,.
Wen du ehrlich spielen Wills so fein,
Darf Kreuz-bauer NIGHT geizeichnet-sein
Und ~enn der-hilft mitspielen,
So must du ihn NIGHT boes anschielen.
Dist. No. 81, town of Bun, report for
the month ending Dec. 21, 1900. No Of
days in the term including holidays, II:
lumber OF scholars enrolled, 26.
The names OF the scholars having at
tended 60 days aie Mary and Annie Boil