Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-04-11

PlERZ

noon at / o'clock. Several addresses
will be given on dairy,ng and theadvan-
tage Of chees factory, also the price
paid for milk. Every body is cordial,
invited to attend this meeting, and those
that are not interested in selling milk
should at least come and take -glass
of soda with the boys. The factory il
structure worth seeing. It, will open
April 18th with Emil Hosig Of Marsh
vile, Wis.,, as cheese maker.
John Bolster moved to the village last
week and took possession Of the alumbers
yard purchased Of P.t~sH. Berg. Mr..
Berg ia preparing to start bank bnsl-
ness in the Dahmen and Grell hall in
upper town.
Jos. Bollig rented P. H. Berg's farm,
formerly ownel Fy John B. lister. for five
years. Mr. Bollig rented his farm to
his brother John. ..
Jos. B, Hartman, the upper town
poultry man, who has quite number of
B AIRED Plymouth R )ck aud B IF Cochin
chickens, is now selling eggs OF either at
75cts per dozen.
VIM. Konen got the contract to cover
with earth the willow corduroy east OF
Fish Lake, at $l.3) per rod.
VIM. Hoheisel, Of Lastrup, sold 80
acres OF his land to Alois Keller aud
bought. Herman Blocks house in thu
village. Mr.. Hoheisel will take aposses.
sion after harvest and Mr.. Block will
move onto his farm in Buh, as
E.Eddy Ruff and wife left for N. D. Mon
day, where Mr.. Ruff will work Oh farm
this summer.
Mike and Herman Meyer will leave for
Idaho the latter part OF This week.
The Zerf post Office was discontinued
Monday, March u3lst. This makes
three post offices less..in Pierz. Que was
moved into Buh aud the other one left
entirely.
Peter Kemmer and Henry Witte, Of
St. Luke's. Iowa, were looking up some
land here last week with the intention o.
buying farm.
D=Lacy Wood, accompanied by Hoff-
man and Michaud OF Sank Rapids was in
the village Wednesday with a view to
starting newspaper here, The village
council held special meeting in the eve
Meg and offered to aid him with $125 10
encourage theenterprise, which he WAS
pleased to accept. He intended to visit
the business men the next day but left
town without doing so and it seems us
if the Rich Prairie PretzeP was a failure.
The came offer is open to anyone that
will start paper here.
= The school in Dist. No. IS Granite
city, that was closed all winter on &C.
count ofsmallpox and diphtheriae existing
in the district, opened Monday, March
31st, with Miss Maggie Gross, OF Benton
county as teacher.
Joseph Hennen. now residing in the
northern part OF Wisconsin, is here this
week visiting relatives and frieds.
John Faust and Miss Susie schaefer,
ana Nick Sehr and Miss Lizzie Brausen
were added to the matrimonial list Sun
day.
Tue dance given in the Dahmen and
Grell hall Monday evening was fairly
well attended and all report a good
time.
Xavier WIRING, OF Cross Plains, Wis,
will come to Pierz the latter part of the
week and make this his home
We hear there are few families here
who have had small pox and did not re-
port it to the town board. If those peo-
pie quarantine themselves as some say,
they might as we'll report it, so tie
proper care can be taken and their
houses fumigated to prevent the disease
from snreadiug. Those who have
had the diseas and did not report
it should do so now, SO that their houses
can also be fumigated.
The following from q paper OF Kan
kauna, Wis.,, gives particulars of VIM.
Kluge's death; 1.-THE removal OF the need
les at the headgates OF the government
canal Monday evening resulted in the
tragic death Of one OF the workmen.
Will am Kluge, an employe OF the Un-
ion Bag and Paper company, on the
beaten engine, was engaged in helping
to remove the lumber used in closing
the gates, when he vas thrown in and
almost Immediately sank. Kluge was
removing board when the swift run
mig current as it swept through the
opening caught it and threw him off
his balance and he fell clinging to the
board, which held from sinking, but for
some reason his gresp loosened and he
sank to his. death. His body was found
about two hours afterwards just above
Law street bridge. The unfortunate