Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-06-17
PIERz

June 15.-Stephen Zenner of Luxem.
berg, Stearns county, closed q nine
month term Of school in Dist No. 10.
Mrs. VIM. Nimsch who has been
sick for some time was taken to the
Little Falls hospital for medical treat
m ent last week.
VIM. Connen went to Pipestone,
MIMI. Monday, where he will repre-.
sent the Pierz FIRE department at the
state .6remen's convention which takes,
place there on June ID, 10 and IS.
Miss Minnie Faust who has been
operated on for appendicitis at st.
Mary's hospital In Minneapolis, by
Drs. Dunn and Roy about four weeks
ago, has returned home and Is now en-
tirely we'll.
The =. o. F. court will hold spe-
cisl meeting in their hall next Sunday
after high mass. E1 cry member should
attend.
The town o. Hillman has purchased
a road grader from the National Drill
Co. for $3.50 and has taken it to the
town last week.
The members of the Pierz fire de-
partment held their annual meeting
Monday evening and elected officers as
follows:
Chief-Frank Faust.
First Asst. Chief-Joh Dombovy.
Sec. Asst Chief Thomas Kobelka.
Secretary-John r. Berg.
Treasurer-.Hubert Bares. -."--
Tillerman-Jacob Neislus.
g Xaver sterr of LaRoy, Wis.,. who
, was visiting his son, Frank Sterr of
Mt. Morris township, who. had his leg
amputated '.ip the Little Falls hospital
last week, is now spending few DAYS
among old,cfriends here. Mr.. Sterr is
more than pleased with this territory,
and enjoys a short stay here.
The fire department was called out
by the alarm Sunday morning about
I O'Clock. Both compa lies turned out
but before they reached the place
where the fire was reported to be,
they were informed that only stove
! pipe was burning out Of Alfred Nc.
Gregor's summer kitchen.
Jacob Nohner has sold to A. Wright
a J. I. Case threshing rig, consisting
of a 40-62 separator and 20-horse powe,
engine. Mr.. Wright has traded hit
100 acre farm in Hillman township
to the company as part payment or
the rig. He will have the rig shipped
to South Dakota where he will oper'
ate it this fall.
Frank Schulz, een Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Schuh of Granite, who has beer
in the state: institute for crippled
children, the past three years, has &c
far improved that he can now wall
without the aid Of clutches.
The following appeared In the want
column of the st. Paul Globe last
week: Locomotive fireman wants posi-
tion to fire locomotive on any rail
road. can show good certificate Of
competency. Address, Ike Preimes'
berger, Pierz, MINI.
The village council. has passed ar
ordinance that the saloons must be
closed at ~ O'Clock, p. m. They have
assessed fine of from &25 to $50 or ir
default of payment the fine from 81
to so days in jail for any saloonkeepe,
| violating this ordinance. They would
have to put on q heavier fine than thit
to make some Of them keep open until
12 o'clock.
Roy Covert closed a term of schoo
in Dist. No. SO Sullivan Lake, and
returned to his home at Randall June
9th.
Mike Meyer and Tony Friedrich left
Monday to take in another drive or
the Mississippi.
About forty Indians of Mile Lac
Lake passed through the village tn
past week en- route to Little Fall
where they take the train to White
Earth, their future home. This re-
minds the people of the former years.
to see Indians in the village so numer
Gus.
Lochner & Girtz have built tw'
more bridges since they completed tn