Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-02-16
PIERZ

has sold Els 80-acre farm IN Agram Co
Mike N. Meyer Of Pierz for IS, 8OO.
Born-Wednesday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. Gross of Granite, twin sona.
Frank Raucd began operating his
wood saving machine in the village
again this week
VIM. vonDomarus, the 1inneapolia
beer man, was In the village Tuesday
and visited his saloon patron here. B.
Gross. The people know that he Haa
here. and he certainly does, at least
when he counts his change after he ra-
turned home.
Nick Smith. who was visiting with
the family of J. J. Faust the past
two weeks, returned 70 his homa near
Wahpeton, N. D.. Wednesday. Mr.
Smith. Is the father of Ars. Rotert
Faust. .----.----. -.
John Boser sold the horse 81. Won on
the JOG. Hartman rattle to Hubert
Kingen. -.
The advance agent Of tho Modern
Remedy Co. was In the village
Wednesday and engaged Barney
Gross's hall in which they win give
. show every evening for week. be-
ginning Saturday Feb. 18th.
Chas. Brevert of Garrison was in
the village Thursday with had Of
fine pike which he sold.
Jacob Burton of Little Falls was in
Pierz on business Tuesday.
A new brass band was organized in
the village the past week with Frank
Boehm as leader. They viii have
their first rehearsal next Wednesday.
Theo. Hoheisel of Lastrup win sell
all his personal property consisting of
nine COWS, several head of small cattle
and farm machinery, by auction sale
on Monday Feb. 18TH. Sale begins ct
10 o'clock q. m. Free lunch VIII be
served ut noon. Mr.. Hoheisel and his
brother Paul have rented q farm near
Morris, Ainn., to which place shey
will move In March.
Joe. StanRl, who went from here to
South Dskota is at present visiting at
his old home in Austria.
One of the Lsstrup saloon men was
in the village Monday. He asked the
Agram ice cutters to borrow their ioe
cutting tools to him. to use In Las
trup. He got rhem-not.
kural mail route inspector aarland
6nished inspecting the routes here
Thursday. BE madf q trip with the
carriers on each route. Route No. 1
has IS boxes, route No. 9. 81 and route
No. s. 46.
Matthias Schultz. aged 10 years, con
Of Henry Sshalte of Pierx, he'd his
left leg amputated above sho knee, ut
the Little Falls hospital Tuesday, BY
DR.. Fortier. The boy had blood
poisoning. he is doing wen On
Wednesday his father walked. owing
to the bad roads. to Little Fa1s to
sec his boy.
Dr.. Fortier was here Friday, called
to 500 Mrs H6tiFy Schwankl Who has
been quite Ill
A. SitzmaDn received q letter the
same az that Of henry Nathe men
toned in the Rerald last week The
letter was addressed to John Sitzmanp
of Buckman but they didn't know Of
having any relations in Madrid.
Spain, sc they thought it might be
intended for A. S1tzmann, and handed
the letter to him. This letter was
signed by Adolfo Sebastian Sitzmann.
A. SitZmann answered the letter
| on a. letter head with his official title
as Recorder Of the village printed on
it, but they never answered anymore.
1t is very likely when they saw they
were dealing with al officer they quit
the correspondence.
Charley darbeau and Bear Face ac-
companied by their chief and another
Indian from Wisconsin tribe, stopped
In the village Tuesday night, being on
their way from White EARTH to Mile
Lacs Lake.