Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-08
PIERZ

PIERZ
Sept. 7.--stephen Priemersberger
killed bear Sunday afternoon well Oh.
ing 200 pounds.
Bids will be received by the score.
tary of the Board of Education to fur.
nish the district Is cords of dry oak
wood tobe delivered on or before Nov.
LIST. Bios will be received until Sept.
18th.
John Schaefer built q chimney on
Jos. Faust's harness shop Tuesday.
John Manner Of New Trier, Mimi,
and Miss Lizzie Terhaar of Pierz,
will be married here next Tuesday.
Miss Ida Stein of Holdingford
opened her school in the Huwer dis
trict. No. 81. Tuesday.
Jos. W. Faust moved his family
from Barney CROSS into the LANCER
1c John ' F: schwingbammer of st.
Cloud, principal of the Pierz schools
arrived hers Friday. TIE schools
opened. Tuesday with good attend
ance.
Henry Terhaar of this place and
Miss Cecilia Kapsner of Buchanan
were married in the Buchanan church
Tuesday. A large celebration was had
at the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Kapsner. Our
best wishes go with the young couple
Barney Gross has moved the bar
from the rear Of his saloon to the
front. and is also otherwise remodel
ing the building.
jos. Stumpf returned Friday from
Lake Elmo. where he consulted DR..
Stevens. The doctor called his case
appendicitis and advised him to have
an operation performed.
Sam Cyrus, proprietor of the Mid
way Hotel between Fiddleviile and
Vineland, has clcssd his place of busi-
ness and is employed as spike pitcher
on Lust Bros threshing machine.
Travellers will not receive any sccomo-
dations there until the threshing sea-
sion is over, after which he will again
open the place and run it all winter.
Mrs VIM. Rucker left for Foley last
week where she will attend the wed.
ding of relative.
W. r Batter of Royalton was here
Tuesday and surveyed the village
ditch over which there is law suit
now.
P. j. Gau has purchased Henry
Gassert S share in the Gross Bros.
& Gassert threshing rig and John
Schmidbauer has purchased Jos,
Gross's enare. The rig ie now owned
by John Gross, John Schmidbauer
and P. J. Gau.
Lueken Bros. have purchased a
wind stacker for their machine from
JACOB Nohner. The separator is a
Gaar Scott and the stacker is manu.
featured by the G. I. Case company.
Tony Friedrich has quit his job as
janitor of the church and schools and
Nick Sehr has been engaged in his
place.
Mrs. F. K. WIRING returned from a
two weeks visit to St. Paul Saturday.
l.. S. Darling of the First National
Bank of Little Falls was here Monday.
Jos. Stumpf will leave for St. Cloud
today to unoergo an operation for an
pendicitis by Drs. Dunn & Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Fuller of Little
Falls passed through the village Mon.
day on their way to Mile Laos where
they will enjoy the lake for few
weeks.
John Sehr, who recently returned
from the Klondye, left Wednesday fol
Belle Plain, MINI, where he will visit
his sister, who is sister of the order
OF st. Benedict. =-==
A new mail route has been granted
to start from the Pierz postofice,
which will supply Lastrop, Sullivan
Lake and the new postot1ice that is to
be established at Fuckers place in
East Granite. The mail on this route
is to run three times q week. Harry
Christin. Theo. Thieslen ane A. W.
Cook each put in bid. The bid OF
A. W. Cook was the lowest, it being
$500 per year. but the pr stoffice de.
partment considered this too high and
gave Cook chance 70 accept $3.50. AS
this route follows the Vinelard route
for about ~ miles to the kacker post.
Office it is very likely that the mail
route from Pierz to Vineland will be
discontinued.
The timber on the south side Of tine
combination wood and steel bridge
near John Stumpf's place which was
entirely rebuilt eight years ago, is
again rotten and will have to be re.
built The bridge has been braced to
make it safe for traffic.
Those that ere taking in the state
fair this week are Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Nohner, Mrs. Frank Faust, Mrs. J.N
Rsuch. herman Koering, Jos. q.
Grell, VIM. Meyer. 90 -
Our CHICKEN hunters make poor re-
turns this year. The young chickens
we're nearly all drowned last spring
and the ola ones ar, too slick for
them.
Thrsshers report grain turning out
poor. The crop will be about the
same as last year, probably little
less with the only difference in the
quality of the wheat. Some is better.
Wheat is turning out from = to IL
bushels per acre, oats from 20 to 30.
Mrs. NJ. Poster and daughters. Jos.
Meyer, and N. Richardson were
among the Twin City visitors
J. J. and Albert McRae of Swan
lilo uara in tho citv Wednesday,