Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-01

FRIDAY DEC. 1 1905.
PlERZ r
from Bismark. n. sD., last week
where he has been. kworking at his
trade. brick laying. He Is now brick
veneering his residence in the village. =
DR.. Morgan. a travelling dentist.
was In the village Saturday and Sun.
day. =
Mrs. Vim. Mcdaniel of Little Falls
was In the village selling ''Sslome, -
washing preparation which does
away with all hard labor washing,
The st. Joseph society will hold
their monthly meeting Sunday after
high mass
John McElroy and crew of men
from st. Cloud passed through the
village Thursday with q threshinx
engine and lath machine on thir way
to Sulliva Lake In which vicinity
they will saw lath this winter.
The grading Ut the road between
Sections ID and "a had to be discon-
linued on account the heavy rain
Thursday night. The work is about
half done and with about three days
more Of coed weather the road would
have been completed to Hlllmsn town
line.
The change in rural route No. /
Will take effect Dec. 1st. The carrier
will 20 from Pierz to the Spanfellner
corner, thence south one mile, east
one mile, north two miles, east one
mile, north one mile to Riecke's COR
| ner. thence west two milee, thence
8 outh to Lastrup post Office. from there
to Platte post Office and back to Piers.
The additional territory will make
this a 30 mile route.
John Heach returned to the village
from a month"; threshing in the Vi.
cinity of Lastrup and Is now wea-inR
diamond pin.
The German Coach Horse c., held
meeting Sunday afternoon. In 1904
they purchased a stsllton from White
& O'Donnel of Lacrosse, Wis.,, for
$500, which they we're to pay In
three payments One note of $500
was due July LIST but is not yet paid
and now the holder of the note
threatens to sue them and at this
needing they decided to fight the
case, as they claim that the shares
were not all sold and on this account
they cannot hold the sale valid. The
following are the shareholders: J..
Nohner, Hubert Bares. Henry Langer,
Ed. and Herman Bentfld. F. K. Vir-
mig, Otto Hoffman, John Euder, Jos,
81. Virnig, M. Wermerschirchen.
Peter Tretter, J. Cunningham.
Frank Roach and Geo. Wilson. The
affair of the Percheron Stallion Co..
known as the black or upper~ town
horse, are in about the same condi-
tlon. The first note was due In
August but ia not paid. The share
holders: NJ. Wermelskirchen, Henry
Kruse, B. Waibel, J. Nohner, p. Jos.
Bollig. A. W. Cook. Florian Dom
bovy. Frank Novak, Robt. Gruber.
Jos. Peine and G. F. Taylor. Gruber.
Pelhe and Taylor paid their shares
and are not on the nttel. Novak
signed the contract but after wards
refused to sign tho notes or settle
for his shares. He was sued but the
caee was dismissed by Judge Searle
at the last term of district court.
John Prlemesberger Jr. moved with
bis family to Wstab, where he in.
tends to work on the dam.
Tne G o. F.. court will hold their
monthly meeting Sunday evening at
Frank Kammermeier will leave
Thursday for Bismark,- N. D., where
ne will be employed as carpenter on
the Fort which the Government is
building near that place.
meier were married here by Rev.
Sttegler Tuesday morning.
After the ceremony q wedding han.
auet was celebrated at the 9room's
home. A dance was given Tor the
young people In Barney Qross's hail
and all enjoyed themselves. They
will reside in Mr.. Meyers new house
which he had recently erected in The
village on Wall street. Our best
wishes 90 with them.
Railroad is the talk here again. A
person stopped at Peter L. Girts's
place Wednesday night and stated that
he was one of crew that 1ere max
ing survey for the 500 Ry. ca. 70
build railroad to Duluth BY the way
Of Foley and Mile Lacs Lake. He ai.
80 stated that the road would run
about five miles east of Piorx.
Another party stopped in the village
a few days last week and stated that
he was looking over tho country for 4
company who intended to build a
road to the Lake and Duluth by the
way Of Little Falls. The latter road
will hit the village but have not vet
decided whether they will build the
depot In upper or lower town. This
will be one Of the many hard problems
that have to solve when they come to
locate that.
The 40 hours prayer devotion closed
mere !n1rsday evening 1t as we'll at
tended. Over 800 persons received com.
monion during those three daye.
John Otremba Jr., who took q
homestead in New, Mexico returned
last week. The country suits him
we'll and will return there again in
the spring.
Peter Tretter was threshipe clover
in the village aad had just finished at
Carl Kapsner's place when the ter.
ri6le snow storm set in. He has cen
siderable clover to thresh yet in So nth
Pierz. Agram and Little Falls but the
drifted roads make 1t almost impoa-
81 ole for moving.