Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-08-10
PlERZ.

Aug. 9.-Frsnk Gohl is building
| Tony Friedrich's cellar this week.
Mr.: Friedrich will at once begin
building u new house.
Many from this place took in the
circus in Little Falls Monday.
Frank Faust has . few good hunt
Ing dogs for sale.
Jim Smart, our miller, bet q. 90
on the Pierz TALL team last Sunday
and vow Mr.. Smart is an Irish
man, but knows what stuff the Pierz
Dutch are made from.
The marriage Of Adam Billig of
Bucklnan to Miss Rose Boehm .-of
Agram was announced In church
Sunday.
The Pierz hall team were in Little
Falls Sunday and played the Clerks
team Of that city. The game re-
suited 8 to 13 in favor of Pierz. The
North Star team of Little Fslls will
try the Pierz team on the Pie1z
grounds next Sunday afternoon. Tne
Pierz team think they can do up any
thing in Little Falls.
The board of education held their
monthly meeting Monday evening
and elected the following officers:
President, Rev. j. g. Stiegler: secre-
tary, Karl Kapsner; treasurer, Frank
n Marshik.
jacob Nohner was in Richardson
Saturday and sold and set up pew
Champion binder for Peter Adkine.
They have about so acres to cut, and
this is the first binder in the town of
Richardson.
Peter L. Girtz las purchased a new
threshiug rig from agent Jcs. 81.
Grell lhs rig consists of 20 horse
power Case engine and 33x68 Buffalo
Pitts separator with wind stacker
Frank Kluetsch of Northwest Buh
has traded his farm to John 81. GreIl
for the latter's dwelling house in the
village. Mr.. Kluetsch intends to
move in the house and rent farm
near by. The farm was 7alued at
$4,000 and the house at $$26OO
There is Dietz case on hand in
the village The dispute is over two
rods of land which the council claim
is laid out in a street, but Nick Karst
bad it fenced up and claims the land.
On Monday the council ordered Tonv
Friedrich, the marshal, TO knock
down the fence and open the street
! which he did The same morning
Karst built up the fence spaip, and
notified the PRESIDENT of the council
that he would shoot tie first man
that would knock down the ferce
again. No further action has been
taken by the council as yet and the
fence is still standing in the supposed
street.
DR.. ::and Mrs. Seguin left Wednes-
day afternoon for Montreal, Canada,
to visit the doctors father, who is
dangerously ill and not expected to
live.
The year old child of Ed. Bentfeld
il seriously ill with pneumonia.
Robert Bayerly Of Leroy, Wis.,,
who was visiting here for week re-
turned home Monday. He will return
here again in the fall and buy farm.
He intended to purchase the Kingen
farm but this farm just happened to
be sold few days before to Gust
Hoffman of Buh for $54OO Mr.. Bay
erlv states that Pierz is the finest
place he struck on all his travels, and
is determined to make this his future
home.
P. l.. Poster returned from near
Minneapolis Wednesday where he
was working with railroad bridge
crew.
! John Hoheisel returned from Morris
Monday. He states that harvesting
commenced this week and that the
crops are excellent there
Nick Staub is again expert for the
International Harvester Co. for this
territory.
Harvesting en- the prsirie--- land. il
| in full blast and some will finish cut
ting this week, while the clay land
farmers will only begin the last days
of this week. The early sown wheat
is good, but the later sown wheat Is
damaged by rust ans other pests, and
the straw is also breaking down.
Oats are reported good crop