Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
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Monday from Wadena, where thew
have been visiting their father.
Adam LANCER, who is seriusoly Ill
there.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul .Virnig died Of Group Friday,
and was buried at Lastrup sunday.
Alfred McGreRor moved from the
village onto the Jacob Burton farm In
the house vacated by Henry Krause.
Geo. Vosen left Tuesday with nis
family for Maynard. N. D., where he
and his boys intend to take home
stests.
Mike Lockow itsch moved from the
Preiner house into the house which be-
purchased of MIS-. WestbrooE. A. W.
Cook moved from the Poster building
into the Preiner house vacated bv
Mike Lockowltsch.
The village council held their
monthly meeting Saturday evening.
The salaries of the officers were fixed
as follows: President and trustee.
each $lO per year, recorder SO per
month. Tony Friedrich was again ap-
pointed village police which Includes
the work as village engineer and ring
ing the curfew bell, at salary cf ea6
per month.
F. K. Buessler moved his family
into Conrad Stangls house ''east Of
town.
Frank Marshik returned to the Nor
NAL School Monday after spending his
vacation at home.
The schools closed for the castor
vacation Wednesday and will open
again Tueeday, April 18th.
Henry Gassert located his boy, who
disappeared few weeks ago, at Nor
rls. MINI. He was staying with the
Hoheisel boys who moved there from
Laetrup recently.
Henry Schneppenheim will socn
leave again for the Brown farm near
Grandin, N. D., where he will be en-
ployed as blacksmith for this season,
q position which he has fulfilled there
for ma nv years. Martin Tschida, who
was foreman on that farm several
years. declined for this season and is,
attending to his farm at Philbrook.
The farmers on light sandy soit
began seeding. but en- the heavy
prairie soil and clay land there wilu
not be much seeding done this week
on account of the land being too
went.
Robert Gruber bought the two
acres of land from Chas. Buetgen.
which lay in the north east corner of
the quarter section of land which he
purchased from Louis Berg.
w. Nimsch, the ship builder.
manufactured Hne boat for Carl
Kapsner which they intend to use for
fishing on Skunk river. The boat il
also arr.nged g that y can be pns
on . wagon IN case they 80 To- the
lakes.
Jcs. Nimsch and Frank Bares will
leave for North Dakota Tuesday,.
where they will be employed.
| Louis Feucht built q line new wood
shed tnat holds twenty cords of wood.
which he thought large enough, but
when he came to pot In his wood he
found that ne had to leave about five
cords outside.
Christ Langer went to Wadena
Wednesday to visit Adam LANCER.
his grandfather, who is seriously sick.
Notice is hereby given by the
council of the Village of Piez,
that all saloons in said village
shall be closed on Sundays from
10 o'clock to half past II o'clock
in the forenoon, and from 3 o'clock
to half past o'clock in the after
noon. 1t is further ordered, that
the window curtains on the front
windows of each and every
saloon in said village shall be
drawn up or let down, as the case,
may be, on Sunday during the
whole day, so that the interior of
each saloon can be seen from out
side. And the saloonkeepers are
hereby strictly ordered to sell no
Intoxicating liquors to any person,
nor shall they allow any person or
persons to enter their saloons,
during the time above mentioned.
And it is further ordered by the
village council that no saloonkeeper
shall be allowed to operate in his
place of business a so-called slot
machine. This is the last warning
and offenders will be dealt with
according to law.
By order of the Council of the
Village of Pierz.
ATTEST,
A. S1TzMANN, A. E. MACHo,
Recorder. President