Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-11-27
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PlERZ
Nov. 25-Archit. Kammermeier
VINO wa employed building a church
IN stevens Point. Wis, the past eight
montns, returned home Saturday.
The supervisors of Buh will meet at
Frank kluetcha place Saturday, Nov.
9th, to receive bids and let tho con-
tract to build brige across Platte Ri
yer north of Jos. Tschida's place.
All material will be furnished by the
town.
Herman Vierk, Jr., has accepted q
position in the Bank of Pierz.
John Noll sold his half interest in the
threshing rig to bis partner, Paul Las
sin, for $500.
Hubert Bednar and Jos. Wampa
made business trip to Vineland Mon
day.
Jos s5umpf and Jos. wampa took
in the show, len Nights in Barroom,
at the opera house in Little Falls Fri
day night. Wampa had his team tied
near the opera house, and during the
show they tore loose and ran away.
Wampa drove home with Stumpf but
did not find the team. Saturday
morning N. Hennen and F. Faust
went. to the. Falls and found the
horses hung mp in thu brush FEAR the
Ragan farm.
. John Meyer has purchased the Phil
Gray hotel and saloon in Cold Spring.
Stearns coun9y, the consideration "a
we hear is So. 500. Meyer traded his
arm in Buh towards the property for
which he was allowed IS, 600. Phil
lip Gray and Dan Friedman of Cold
Spring were here Friday and closed
the deal: Mr.. Meyer will take pos
session Jan. LIST.
Frank and Louis Feucht and John
Bares were out deer hunting last week
They state that about seven miles east
OF headquarters they ran onto three
young head of cattle. black color, on
an island. which apparently have
been there all summer They think
that the cattle got onto the island dur
ing the dry spell We had in the fore
part Of the summer and after the wet
weather came on they COULDN'T get
out, as the island is surrounded by q
very wet swamp. They are willing
to go with the owner and show him
the cattle any time they are called
on.
Herman J. Meyer and Miss Gerty
Pfeiffer Monday. A wedding ban
quet was served at the home of the
brides mother. On Tuesday IF. K
Schneppenheim and Miss Lena Schae.
fer and Frank Kngel and Miss Lizzie
Scheefer we're married by Rev. Wer-
ner Schneppenheim, o. 8. B. The
double wedding was celebrated at the
home of the BRIDES parents. On
Wednesday Rev. Werner Schneppen-
helm united Herman Bentfeld and
Miss Anna Stumpf man and wife. A
family celebration took place at the
BRIDES home. We wish tho newly
people luck and every happi-
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bentfeld and
daughter were here Wednesday and
attended the wedding of Herman
Bsntfeld..
DR.. Kerkof was in Little Falls
Tuesday and assisted Dr.. Fortier In
an operation performed on Mrs. James
Boggs Of Granite.
Anton Hesch of Fond du Lac, Wis.,,
is visiting with Nick Hennen Of
Pierz.
Rev. Chas E Pfeitter, who was pas
tor Of the church here for the past two
years and ten months, left for Long
Prairie Tuesday morning to take
charge Of the parish there He en-
ployed one Of the McGregor hacks of
L tile Falls, to take him there. The
distance is about. forty-five niles.
Al. Christian, the Pierz and Vine
land mail carrier, and F. J. Zuleger,
played for the dance at a wedding
here Monday evening.
Rev. J. Steigler, who will succeed
Rev. Pffeffer here as pastor. is expect
ed to arrive here Wednesday evening.
DR.. Kerkhof returned Saturday
from visit at Melrose, stearns Co.
Miss Mary Brausen Of Buchanan,
we'll known here, who was committed
to the Fergus Falls insane asylum
about month ago, died there last
Friday.
Adelheit Terhar. lin the Fergus
Falls insane asylum the past few
yesrs. and of late very ill, was
brought home last week and is report
ed very low now.
Barney Gross will wind up thresh-
ingthe later part of this week. He is
now in the southeastern part of our
town
P. H. Berg lsft Monday for the
northern part Of the state, where he is
interested in some mining property.
Nick Meyer died this morning at
his home in Agram aged AZ years,
Of consumption. He leaves q wife
and seven children. The deceased be-
longed to the st. Joseph's society. The
funeral will probably be held Friday.