Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-02-21
PlERz,

PlERz.
Feb. 19-The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Math Pausha died Thursday and
was buried here Saturday.
The supervisors OF Pierz will meet at
Joe Priglmeier's place on Monday,
March 10th. at 10 q. NJ, to lay out a
road tetwesn sections 10 and 80. - ::
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jacob Nohner left for
Minneapolis Tuesday. Mr.. Nohner in
sends to buy a carload Of farm machin-
cry, and Mrs. Nohner Will buy her spring
stock Of millinery goods. =
Leo: Butsch of st. Paul visited bis
dsrRhter, Mrs. F. x. .Vlrnig, the past
week. -....-.
The masquerade dance given by the
Pierz Union Band in Blake's hall was
we'll attended aud vas q success. About
fourteen couple wore masks.
Lorens Billig Of Eden Valley was here
Monday and visited, h,s sister, Mrs. J..
Nohner.
DR.. Kerkhoff's horses ran away about
q week ago. and ran against the, railing
in front OF Faust's saloon with such
Speed, that one of The horses known as
Ole, broke his leg. and the animal had
to be killed. The bob.sleds was also
badly smashed.
Hubert Bares 10 hauling the material
to build new barn in the spring. =
Rev. Sand OF Lastrup made Piers q
call Monday. -
Joe Peine of Buh is employed as sales.
man for the Deering binders for this ter
ritory.
The council and business men of the
village have donated 497 towards re-
pairing the road between P;erz and Mile
Laos lake. 1t is expected that the coun-
ty will also donate come. If this road IL
made passable Pierz will get consider
able trade from that section. The peo-
pie at the lake also ir tend to make this
their mail route.
Andrew Press of the Preiss & Winner
Brewing Co., DIST. Cloud was in the vii
lage Monday and made bis annual set
ttement with his patrons here.
Little Frenchis Of Little Falls sited
the Bentfeld family here this week.
The quarantine has been raised from
all smallpox cases in Pierz except at
Sam Brockway's, who is yet down with
the disease.
Barney Gross flushed up saving at the
old Burnett mill Monday.
The ooys in the woods near Akeley
still remember Piers, especially the cook.
Land agent Neisius sold over 1000
acres Of land to Geier Bros. OF Ortonvllle
in East Pisrz and Belle Prairie township
last week. $780, ::
Rev. J. NJ. Driver OF Granite Clny was
in the village Tuesday and repol ted chat
the family Of Sam Brockway was down
with smallpox, end that their three-year
old child was 40 low with the diseass
that It was not expected to live.
Andrew Hemesch sold his 9O-acre
farm in East Pierz to Geier Bros. OF
Ortonviils, for $745.
Joe Roch, who has beer. visiting friends
and relatives in Pierz the past month,
loft last week for bis home in Garland,
Colorado, where he 10 interested in mining.
Christ schlegel lost valuable colt by
being hooked by a COW.
Paul Hoheisel returned from the woods
last week.
st. Mary society, an auxiliary to the
st. Joseph society, will hold their annu-.
>>al meeting next Sunday.
Chas. Gak,n had the misfortune of get
ting one OF his feet badly crushed be-
tween two logs at tho Lust & Eppler
>sawmill last week.
>Qhs CIDER Bros, Alois Philips and
Afike Meyer drove out twelve miles east
OF Pierz Saturday to take look at tho
wilderness.
Twelve new windows dona ted by
private parties and the different socie-
ties here, were put in our church lately.
The windows are very artistically deco
rated in many colors, showing pictorial
scenes OF various designs.
tx. Virnig, of tho Golden Rule, re-
turned from the Twin Citissl saturday, q
week ago. where he purchased bic stock
OF spring goods.
Henry Schurtz, the popular saloon
keeper of Swanville, took in the:.masque-
rade dance in Piers.
j. R. Rosssau Of Annandals. district
organizer of the Catholic Order OF For.