Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-06
PIERZ

Pierz. now of Park Rapids, is here vis-
itinR his sister, Mrs. Geo. Vosen.
Frank Becker was awarded the con-
tract to shiDgle the roof of the church
and parsonage for 1915.
Anton Veith in Buh will sell his
cows and several young head of stock
BY auction sale on April vth. e
Peter Tretter lost q new bucksav
near the graveyards in Little Falls
lately and on Jan. 23d he lost an axe
between Hubert Kiugen's place and
the village. Finder may ADDRESS him
1T Piers. r. No. 8.
The village council will hold their
monthly meeting Saturday evening at
y clock.
A. W. Zaloudek of Little Falls has
rented the Neaman butchershop In
which he will open a comm misaion
house after April 18th. He will buv
calves. hides, poultry, butter and e9es
and anything else the farmer hss 10
sell In that line and pay cash for it.
Geo. Vosen has moved his family
from the Herman Bentfeh farm into
the Neulnan building in town.
The town board levied q road tax of
8 mills on each dollar and one dav
poll tax.
Henry Kruse, who has owned the
Stangl farm for the past four years.
sold the place to Jacob Burton q short
time ago and moved to Luverne,
MINI.
Jos. Meyer. Gus Dallmeier, Ed.
Kramer and Nick Roch returned from
the p'nerles Monday and j. P: Berg
Tuesday,:
Msth Nelles and John a. 0rell re-
t urned from a two-weeks land seeking
trip to Quincy, WASH, Saturday.
They like the country we'll and Nelles
will move there some time in Nav.
Jos. W. Faust and VIM. Meyers the
two harness makers, are the busiest
men in town. They work from 5
O'Clock in the morning until 10
o'clock at night
Joseph Lochner and John Wagner
will soon leave for Western Canada,
where they intend to take home
eteads.
VIM. Berg, Sr.. died at his home In
the village Monday morning. aged "a
years. Deceased was one of the first
settlers, moving here SO years ago from
Cross Plains. Wis Ho was q prosper
ous farmer until about seven years ago
when he moved to the village. The
funeral took place here Wednesday
morning. He leaves seven grown up
children, three boys and four daogh-
ters. besides q large number If friends
and relatives to mourn his loss. May
he rest in peace.
Frank MaIshik and Richard Boehm,
who are attending the st. Cloud Nor
NAL school, are spending their vaca-
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John Gasseit. the 18 year old SOD
Of Henry 9aseert of Bub. disappeared
Wednesday. March 28th, and was last
seen in Little Falls March 2Vth. The
boy is feet inches tall, weight 16O
p0unde, black hair, healthy color IN
face. Clothes worn when he left
gray cap, gray mackinaw, blue over.
alls and rubbers. Had an Elgin watch
and also a gun when he left. Il is
thought be was heading for North
Dakota. The parents sre worrying
over his disappearance and would like
Information as to his Wnerea bouts.
The parents would like anyone know
ing Of his whereabouts to write or
wire to Henry Gassert, Plerz, MINI.
Eric johnson is here this week buy
ing cattle and hogs.
Robert Gruber is going into the
poultry business. About q month ago
be purchased an incubator and got so
chickens out of the first batch which
he states Is doing we'll. He has an
other layer of eggs in the incubator
now and expects hundred chickeua
out of his second experiment.
Peter l.. Poster has sold his team to
Mr.. Froehlich, the new proprietor of
the Buckman farm, for $3.50. Henry
Hennen sold hin q horse for $176 and
Louis Feucht sold one fer $3.50.
e. J. Drummer is building q, new
barn for FRANK Stumpf in Agrsm.
Henry Tenn bereull left for Wadena
Wednesday.