Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-09-14
PIERZ

oepC. l5.-Jonn j. BOser OF upper
town purchased half interest in the
threshing rig owned by Ike Prelmes-
berger and will run the rig together
hereafter.
LOsT-Between here and Little
Falls few weeks ago gunny sack
containing "a pair of shoes and some
clothes. Finder please leave same at
the American Houss at Little Falls or
at Theo Thielen's S place In Piez.
d: Brqst is sole agent in this vicin-
ity for L. L. May & Co. goods. Call
on him for anything in the line of
etc. tf
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Boeh-
mer, Sept. I'd, daughter.
A large number of threshers met
in the village and raised the price of
threshing grain and the following
price was agreed on: Wheat and rye,
cents per bushel; oats and barley. 3
cents: fax, 10 cents. At this price
the threshers furnish the crew. In
former gears the price was cents per
bushe) for oats and cents for wheat,
rye and barley.
The bridge ACROSS the Skunk River
on Section 8, south of the village
which was in a poor condition has
been repaired so the threehipg rigs
can pass over but the threshers are
required to use extra planking for the
engine to pass over. For the convenience
of the threshers the town has placed
extra planks on the side of the bridge
which can be used for that purpose.
Jos. Drummer. Sr., will sell all his
horses and farm machinery in Bub
about miles northeast of the village
BY auction sale on Thursday. Sept.
Goth. Sale begins at 10 o clock a. no.
F. <. aeroux candidate for the
democratic nomination for sheriff was
here Sunday.
A troop Of show people representing
the German Medicine Co. of Cincin-
natl, q, are entertaining the people
in Hartman's hall every night this
week. They are reported as giving
g ,od shows.
John Stroman of the Morrison Ccun-
ty Telephone Co. was here this week.
| School in Dist. No. 10 opened Mon
day with Miss Rose Arendt Of Little
Falls as teacher.
! Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Thielen, twin girls.
Math Meyer bet one dollar against
one cent on Pierz with Maguus Rauch
} on the ball game here Sunday. That
is the way they bet on the Little
Falls-Pterz games here
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Thommes
OF Agram. Wednesday, a daughter.
Jos. Brummer is out of Ice. On
Wednesday he went to L. F. after q
load, where be gets it from the Min
neapolts Brewing Co. which is
; shipped there with carload Of beer.
A game Of ball will be played bv
the fats and leans cfPierz next Sunday
afternoon. Everybody turn out.
Everyb body should turn out and cast
his ballot at the primary election
IQesday. Polls will be open all day
until clock at night. All the demo-
cratic voters of the county should turn
Gut ana help to nominate the candi-
dates and not leave this entirely to the
; city people. who generally all vote on
this day.
Mr.. Casey of Indiana, a son.in.lsw
OF John Vosen Of Buh is here on vie~
j The hot weather of the past week
1lReneo tne corn and it is good crop.
; Ine blg ball team of Little Falls
was here Sunday and played the Pierz
team another game and were defested
y oooA 0Ay VI tu0 1OEU0F Little
Falls teams that played here. The
score was Pierz Ia. Little Falls Z
The city boys played good game and
having several .:lesgue'' players in
their team, the Pierz boys thought Il
necessary to play little swifter than
usual, and this accounts for the rea
son they were so badly defeated. Pierz
has defeated Little Falls five success
sive games and it is probable that this
was the last game for the season. al
though there is some talk of another
game. The Pierz team is read tn
meet m !y any team that can be picked up
IN Little Falls or in the country. At
ter the game a fifty yard foot race
tock place between Del. Batters of T.
F.: and VIM. Rucker of Pierz. IN
which Pierz was also victorious. P;erz
came out victorious in everything, as
Lewis Terry anhl;f oo- "a NJ