Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-12
No. - N - 7
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>apolis is here visiting relatives.
Rudy BaumRardner Of Royslton
WAS here on business Wednesday.
Theo. Gross won the horse ratified
by Peter Virnig Sunday afternoon.
No. 70 was the winning number.
The Rich Prairie Milling Co. will
hereafter buy all the wheat that comes
In and pay cash for it. They have
made arrangements whereby they will
always be able to do this.
NJ. Biseniu of st. Cloud was here
on business this week.
Miss Maggie Wise returned from
visit to La Cross. Wis. &c..
John Vertin of the Merchants Bank
of Little Falls was in the village Tues
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
I want $50 loads Of rock, 500 tus. of
oats and 500 bus. of corn.
P. A. Hartman, Pierz.
w. Vosen moved his family into
Mrs. Neuman's building In the
Macho block.
W. J. Ewonon of Cove was down
Wednesday and purchased load Of
-four from the Rich Prairie Milling
Co.
Mrs. Jacob Blake had an operation
performed by Doctors Dunn and Lew.
is in the St. Cloud hospital Monday
morning. Mr.. Blake returned Wednes-
day and stated that the operation was
successful and that she was doing
we'll.
The following number of births and
deaths were registered IN PierZ in
1906:
Village of Pierz, births 10
Village of Pierz, deaths 7
Town of Pierz births %
Town Of Pierz, deaths 7
John Gross ST., died at the home of
his son Stephen Gross In Granite Sun.
day morning aged 80 years. Deceased
had always enjoyed the best Of health
until the last few days before he died.
although he has been blind for several
years. He was q resident here for 30
years and was prosperous farmer.
he leaves to mourn four sons. Steve.
Theodore, John, and jos. Gross all
residing here and one daughter, Mrs.
JOS Bockhorni Of Minneapolis, be.
sides many .ther relatives. The fu-
neral took place here Tuesday morn
ing and was largely attended. May
he rest in peace.
The board of education will meet
Friday evening, Jan. 18th, at 2: 80
o'clock to receive bids for 10 cords of
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. vasaly of Lit
tie Falls were here Tuesday and at.
tended the funeral of Mrs. Vasaly's
grandfather. the late John Gross.
Vim. Rucker had busy time the
past few days. Besides carrying the
mail in the day time he furnished
the music for the dance In Buchanan
Monday night and on Tuesday night
the played the dance In =. Gross's
hall IN the village.
The postofice department has or
derd that the mail carrier going to
the Falls must take the ain road
leading south through the village
going by the main road to the Falls
Returning, he must turn north on the
road to the Agram and Pierz town
line, 20 to the Buh town line ard fol-
low the Buh and Pierz line to the
postofice.
Justice Cameron OF Little Falls has
discharged Nick and Peter Meyer of
Buh. charged by Andrew Martin with
taking wolf carcass from trap be-
longing to Martin, but which was on
Joe BEGINNERS land. Boehmer gave
the Meyers permission to trap. but
not the others. Under section 1928 of
the General Laws of 1894, Jus lice
Cameron found that on an Indictment
for larceny it is a sufficient defense
il the property was appropriated
openly under q claim of title made in
good faith, even though the claim be
later found not good. TIE Justice
fines that while the title of the defen-
dsnts to the wolf is not good, they are
innocent Of the criminal charge.