Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-25
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PlERZ

e PlERz,
April 23-The supervisors of: Piarz
will meet at John Woyrashek' = place on
Monday, May 9Th. at 10 a. m. to Law
out a ROAD on the north and east line of
sec. 8, town 40, range 20.
VIM. WIRING sold his so acre farm near
| Lastrup to Mike K;aemer of Minneapo|is
for $715 and will soon leave for western
Canada where, II suitable, he will make
his future home
Barney Gross will finish saving at
Mayhem Lake the latter part of this
week and will b. r~adv to commence
assessing our town by May LIST.
Mr.: ADD Mrs. Tony Friedrich moved
to the Buchanan farm last week on which
Mr. Friedrich is employed as foreman,
John Faust and Miss Susie Schaofo,
we're married here Tuesday. The we'd
d'ng was celebrated at the home OF the
BRIDES parents, at which the many
guests all wished the newly married
&C ao'e every happiness.
| Robert Grubcr and Arnold Napel will
leave for western Canada che latter part
OF this week and if as glorious as ,e-
ported they will invest in land there.
They will also visit Mike Loeb, who ba.
resided ia that country the past two
years.
}. 2. Hammered, OF St. Cloud was in
the village on business the past few
days.
Xavier WIRING Of Cross Plains, Wis.,.
arrived here last week and will make
Pierz his future home.
The county commissioners at their
last meeting granted hearing on the
petitions to detach from Pierz, township
4l' range 20, known as Granite City and
also township 40, range 20 known as
East Pierz. to form each a separate
town, thus leaving the once great t'ierz
with thirty section township,
Nick Staub will move with his family
into John Schwankle's house in upper
town about MAJ 1st.
Alois Phillips has ordered a new $50
cornet OF Dyer Bros. of St. Paul.
Miss Lizzie Hennen is visiting at her
home this week.
The Bank OF Pierz will be omen for
business May LIST.
The Passion Play motion pictures
which was given by Walter Kilrain in
our church Thursday evening was well
attended and the audience was more
than pleased the entertainment.
Mrs. VIM. Leid.nfrost of Apram is re-
ported dangerously ill.
VIM. Konea completed bis contract
grading the swamp on the town line
east OF Fish lake and the road overseers
are now at work cutting do xn the hills
and will have the road fit for travel by
next Monday, so the farmers north of
the lake can haul their milk to the cheese
factory.
The hog case that there was 10 much
talk about and even scrapped over, was
again appealed to the district court by
the defendant Monday. Attorneys
Lyons and Adams are now curing the
hams. while Shaw has already a slice of
the bacon.
p. l.. Poster, P. n Neuman and Jacob
Girtz left Tuesday for fishing trip to
Mile Laos lake,
Frank Faust and John Philippi, who
are in western Canada at present work.
ing up land, have written a letter home
stating that they have not yet found
the promised Canadian Paradise.
A. e. Seifert extended Pierz a visit Sat-
urday.
John Prim, the old and faithful beer
peddler for the PRESS & WINNER Brew
ing Co. of st. Cloud, who bad resigned
his position about six months ago, dur
ing which time be was employed in the
brewery brought load OF malt to P.erz
again Tuesday.