Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-02-19
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| Feb. 8.-Barney Gross commenced
| saving at his min on section So. Buh.
last week. ,
Mies Lens Van Hercke, who was
Visiting at Jordan. MINI. the past
four weeks. returned Saturday.
The Pierz and Little Falls mail
route has been changed again and
now runs OF. the following schedule {:
Leave Pierz at 8 q. m, arrive at Lit
tie Falls at 10 m. leave Little Falls
at 2 p. m. and arrives In Pierz at 6 D.
m.
Chas. A. Kernan;s accompanied by
mis- uncle. of Wahpeton. N. D., came
to Pierz Saturday and are now visit.
Ing the family Of John Kramer in
Granite.
John Stroman of the M prison
County Telephone company is here
on business this week.
Theo Thielen agent for the CONT
mental Insurance company, received q
statement from his company stating
that their loss in the Baltimore fire
exceeded 81, 600. 600, and their surplus
was yet over Sc. 600. 600.
M. N. Caldwell of Window, MINI.
moved his personal belongings here
the past week, and has rented the
Jos. Premier house in the village in
which he will at present reside. Mrs.
Caldwell arrived here Tuesday. Mr..
Caldwell owns considerable land in
Richardson township.
va. Bruber has rented Adam Vir-
nig's land In section II. Granite.
Teacher F. A. Boyer went to st.
Wendell. Stearns county, Saturday, to
visit Rev. j. Werlich. He returned
Monday evening.
The Banach Woytasek Lumb Der
company have furnished the town of
Buh 600 feet of oak plank at $3.50
per NJ.
Sr. Demetria, who was visiting her
mother at ST.. Paul the past few
weeks, returned Saturday.
John P. WIRING and Miss Louise
Woke were married in Lastrup Tues
day.
Mrs. Joseph LANCER, the old lady
who was so badly frozen a few
months ago 80 that she had to have
three fingers amputated, has entirely
recovered.
Michael Wurzer. one of the pio-
neers Of Pierz, died of acute Bright's
disease Monday morning, aged about
"a years. The funeral took place here
Wednesday and the remains were> in
TERED in the Pierz cemetery beside
those Of his wife. He leaves 20 mourn
him his thre daughters. Mrs. Jacob
Dusher. Mrs. Alfred McGregor and
Mrs. Peter Gales Mr.. Wurzer come
here from Hungary and has resided in
Pierz about IS years and owned con-
siderable land. His estate is valued
at about e15, 900.
The German Coach Horse company
of Pierz will hold their annual meet
ing at Bares' hotel on Thursday, Feb
25th, at 10 O'Clock q. m. Every men,
Der lie invited to attend this meeting.
Andy Fem and Geo. Stillwell. who
rave been surveying in this vicinity
the past six weeks. returned to Little
Falls Wednesday.
The village school, District No. II,
was changed. into al: independent dis
trict at the meeting Saturday even
ing. seventy-seven ballots were cast
in favor and only one against it.
Another meeting will be held in the
school house on Thursday. Feb. 25th,
at z O'Clock p. m. to elect six directors.
Every voter should attend this meet.
Ing and see to it, that we will get
good and capable officers in the new
independent district. as we'll as we
have had them in the old common
district heretofore.
The suit of Clemens Benson of Buck
man against Joseph Marshik, Jr.,
came up before Justice Boehmer on
a jury trial Tuesday afternoon.
Benson stated in the complaint that
Marshik had illegally taken his watch
from his fatnrs's premises, while
Marshik claimed he found the watch
In Morrill, town. The case went to the
jury about s O'Clock and at 9 80
o'clock they rendered a verdict in
favor Of Marshik.
There will be meeting of the Far
mers' exchange at the Darling school
house Monday, Feb. 22d, at 7 O'Clock
pm. E. r. jackson will address the
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