Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-03
PIERZ

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ing with a railroad bridge crew reAr
Minneapolis, was home for a visit
with his family Sunday.
The st. Joseph society will meet
SUNDAY after high mass. The G. O..
F. court will meet at o'clock o. M
Robert Bayerley of Leroy, Wis,
is here visiting his brother in la "
Louis Feucht. and other relatives and
friends.
! B. Brust is sole agent in this vicin.
ity for L. L. May & Co. goods. Call
on him for anything in the lire of
fruit trees, shrubbery, shade trees,
etc. If
Theo. Wiser of Hillman returned
from trip to Golden Valley Wednes.
day. His son has homestead there
and he states that crops are good
there. The wheat they estimate at 40
bushels per acre.
Lost-July 10, dark brown curley
Water Spaniel dog. Age 10 months.
|$5 reward for his return to M. B.
Blake, Little Falls or JAG. Blake at
tierz.
+. K. WIRING returned from the
cities Tuesday.
.Bcm-To Mr.. and Mrs. M Rauch,
Wednesday, daughter.
Miss Clara Spanfellner returned
from st. Cloud Wednesday where she
was attending the summer school and
is now taking be: examination in
Little Falls for teacher 8 certificate
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ Fuller of Lit.
tie Falls witnessed tue ball game in
pierz Sunday.
Ben Roessler moved his family from
Richardson to st. Cloud last week.
Frank Faust. who purchased a half
interest in his brother Ben saloon in
Parkston, S. D., in March, sold out
his interest and cleared 1850 on the
deal.
! IRE Little Falls team was here
Sunday and played the Pierz team.
A hot game was played and the re.
suit was to 8 in favor of Pierz.
Geo. Wallar umpired the game. A
large crowd witnessed the game and il
was an enthusiastic affair. The Pierz
team will go to Little Falls next Sun.
day and give them revenge. The teau
will be somewhat strengthened and
they have good hopes of coming out
victorious again: Rathburn, p Rath.
burn LIST Rathburn, and b Jesse
Leigh. 3rd Vonderhaar, If Rucker,
If Stoll. CT Faust, So Gravel.
jos. Gruber of Agram is reported
seriously i'll.
Willie Berg and Henry Roch have
commenced ditching along the biz
corduroy and states that they are
making good Roadway.
johnnie Brown states that the Mid.
way Hotel near Fiddleville is at pres
ent closed. TIE proprietor, Sam Cy
rus, is working near Gravelville and
will soon leave for Dakota
A representative Of the North West
ern Cold Storage Co. Of Duluth was
here last week and made the people g
proposition to put in creamery here.
They ask the people to furnish the
site and put up the building and the
company will put in the machinery
and operate the crea merry. After two
years they will either buy or rent tn,
building. The lower town people ar<
willing to build the creamery in thu
center of the village, but the uppel
town people are opposed to it. The,
want it in upper town. The lower
town business men had a meeting
Monday evening and decided to erect
the building on lot between tn;
mill and beer house. Now it is re
ported that the upper town peopls
will also build creamery near K1u.
ee's place and will begin building al
once. This would give tue village
two creameries instead Of one. The
agent OF the company will return here
the latter part Of this week, when it is
expected that final arrangements will be
made. The agent states that they want
the creamery completed so they can he.
gin operating it by October lst. In
connection with the creamery they will
! also buy all the farmers produce. as
veal, poultry, sheep: eggs, ETC., for which
they state they can pay the highest
! market price They operate their
, crea meries in the winter as well as in the