Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-27
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March 25- Alois philii ps, Of George
bwp, formerly Of Pierz, spent Friday
and Sunday among friend here. Pr.
Jacob Nohner received carload Of
farm machinery and is hauling it out
here now. He handles the Hookier
drills and eeeders.
Mrs.. John Roch, ST., in the village,
iB.reported dan eerously i'll. .....
Granite voted $500 at the annual
meeting to build town house. 1t
will be built near John Kramer s
house.
Eddy Benfield returned Tuesday
hom business trip to Freeport and
Melrose. Stearns county. While at
Melrose he met Herman Fuessner, well
known here. Mr. Faessner informed
him tina: he would visit Pjerz il
about two weeks and spend few
good dsys with the boys.
Mike and Herman Meyer returned
lAst week from the pineries near Axe
~ were they we're employed the past
:lbur months.
A. E. Macho received a carload of
furniture and now has large and up
to-date stock to select from.
: Frank Rauch and Hubert Betnar,
who purchased the gasoline engine of
John Bolster for the purpose of using
It to run wood saw, returned that
machine it not working satisfactory.
Ar We hear. they have ordered a new
sne and will have 1t here the latter
part of this week.
The auction last Saturday was we'll
attended and nearly everything sold
brought good price. Seven kegs
Of beer were emptied during THE sale.
On Tuesday Nick Karseht moved
onto his farm which he purchased
Of Gerhard Wilkes in the village. Mr..
Wilkes moved onto his farm in the
town of Pierz on the same day. Mrs.
Lizzie Vosen moved into the Neuman
baildipg in the Macho block, whero
she will reside until she has her new
house COMPLETED which she is building
near Mrs. Neuman's place. Andrew
Faust will move into John Otremba 8
house until his new dwelling is COM
01ete. Chas. Bretgen and family will
move into tbs village and will reside
With Mrs. Bretgen's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. Berg. Frank Rsuch. it is
aid. will move into Chas. Bretgen's
house.
Peter Hoffman returned from Wah-
petcn, N. D, where he has been
attending college.
The town board Of Hillman was in
HE village Jail Monday. Not because
Of crimes or .misdemeanors, but be-
eause they wanted to meet the town
board of Pierz (who use the Jail for
kheir meeting place. trying to get a
little more dough from Pierz, which
they claim they were entitled to when
they dissolved partnership from US
last summer. Only ore Of the Pierz
officials was present. Nothing was
done with the exception of emptying
four GROWERS, after which the meet
ing adjourned.
Bollig & Preimersberger are operat-
ing their wood saving machine in
the village.
The Penny Pho'o company did a
good business here Sunday and Mon.
day They will be here again next
Sunday.
Winedealer Wolf was in the village
last week and called on his custom
ers. Some of his sheep got riley,
just like the wine.
The St Joseph society held their
annual meeting Thursday, March 9th,
and, elected the following officers
President. Jos. Boehmer, 81 majority {:
vice-president, J. N. Raoch, ma.
jority; First recording secretary, J ohn
Bolster, 4 majority: second recording
secretary, Engelbert Boehm, 43 ma
jority; first financial secretary, Jos
Preiner, rs majority; second 6nan-
eial secretary, Mike Flicker, IA majo-
rity:: treasurer. Anton Temoreul, 10
majority; flag carrier, John J. Boser,
80 majority; marshall, Gust Hoffman,
+ majority director, Rev. Chas Pfei-
Ter: I majority; finance committee,
A. E. Macho, Adam Bie1nert, Ludwig
0tasek and JOS Fl Greil are tied for
the third member of the finance COM
mittee- Balance in the treasury is
36s2. 80. The society has yet 70 in
sured member to 121 two years ago.
HAY CREEK
March 22.-Chas. Hanfier drove to
little Falls Tuesday.
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