Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18
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PIERZ
May 17.-Miss Ida Stein Of Hold !.
inaford closed her term..of school Sin
District W,-draI ite,. last Thursday.
and went home that day. -. =
A move is on foot to bavea new
mail Yout0 established between here
and Vineland. The route il to 70 up
By the way # the. Rucker pcstcmoe
and bsck by the way Of the Sullivan
poetc @ce. s. -
Frank Faust returned Tuesday from
two weeks visit to Pnkstcn, s. d.
:. 1t Is reported that jos. LANCER was
mere and attended the wedding OF his
sister which took place ct tie home Of
her father in Agram Wednesday of
last week.
The Pielz tase ball club rented
q three.acre tract ct land from tie
church for baseball ground. They
are liking it up and will play their
dIst game next Sunday. Everybody
welcome. The rules are-No playing
during cnurch hours and no swearing
allowed on the grounds.
The following was handed to US
from Sullivan for publication
The proprietor Of the Midway Hotel
between Fiddleville and Vineland is
coming to the front, and may have to
discontinue the fotel on account of so
much other business. He was elected
poundmastsr ard overeeer cf Richard
son and was promoted to supervisor
by appointment Now 1t is said he
will nle fer the republican nomination
for repre- sentative against Col. Snow,
landlord of tie Bucknan Hotel. Little
Falls. As the Jwo hosts of the two
leading hotels In the county are op-
posing each other it will undoubte div
be hot fight.
The Caes Lake Voice says:A. Marshik
was the victim of quite bad accident
On Sui day. While at work in his place
# buslt ess he noticed that gasoline
lamp which used under water heater
had sprnng q leak aud the flames had
reschs d the bottom of the lamp. Mr..
Marsbik started to lift the heater
from over the lamp in order to ex-
tinguish the flame and as he did so
tie lamp exploded. scattering the
burning oil all over mis- left hand and
foot, which was very badly burned.
Prompt assistance was given by two
or three men who were in the place
and had it not been for their presence
the result might have been much
more serious.
Theo. Gross, P. j. 9au. Joe Brau.
sen and two sone, and Jos. BclllR.
left Tuesday for Dazeland Alberta.
to look over the country with a view
to Investing. They will be away
about two weeks.
b. Brust is sole agent in this vicin-
lty for L. L. May d Co. goods. Call
on him for anything in the line Of
fruit trees, shrubbery. shade trees.
etc. tf
b. L. Girtz and Barney Block rot
thesoontraot sfron the town Of sPierx To-,
ditch 3 fest Wide and 10 inches deep.
about 10 rods of corduroy, at a cents
per rod. They got smother Contract
to corduroy eight rods with rock and
cover 86 reds with 12 inches of earth.
at 46b. 60. JOS. Prsybills got the con-
tract tO ditch on the corduroy on the
line Of Pierx xnd Bnckman at 81. .O6
per rod and corduroy between Section
S6 and 86 for 81. q per rod.
Mrs. Frank Kugel died Wednesday
morning of consumption, aged 10
years. Deceased js a daughter of
John schaefer of Buh and was mar
fied two years ago. She leaves her
husband, parents and several sitters,
to mourn her loss. The funeral will
take place here Friday morning. May
she rest in peace.
s Hubert Faust, son of Andrew Faust,
is seriously ill with pleurisy.
The town board of Pierz will not
allow the unloading of stones
within the limits of any highway in
the town. They have decided to prose-
cute every case that their attention
is called to. BY the unloading of
stones on the highways the town has
the expense of moving them when
ever they want to grade q road. .s
p. L. 6irt1. Nick Lochner and B.
Block were awarded job to make
ditch 8 feet wide and 2 feet deep on
each side of q 1l6 rods OF corduroy on
the swamp between Sections IA and
Is. for $ll6.
Math NJ. Meyer Of Hillman viii
soon leave for Canada to look over
land.
Fred Dahmen and Math Nelles with
his family will leave for Quincy,
Wash, next week.
Barney 0erwing. who moved to
Canada . few years ago it is said died
there Of Bright's disease short time
The town board Of Fier1 has en-:
gagged Peter N. Neuman to run one