Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-11
PlERZ

PlERZ
May 10.-Clerk of Court s. P. Brick
and John Dennis were in tho VILLAGE
on business Friday.
John Virnig left for 8 N Francisco.
Col, Wednesday,.
The Rich Prairie Milling Co. will
hereafter plane lumter on Tuesday
and Thursday Of each week.
The supervisors of the town of
Pierz will meet at tho village nall
on Wednesday, May 10th, at O'Clock
p. m. to receive bids aud let the con.
tract to ditch and cover with earth
the corduroys built last winter and al
so the corduroy between Section ID
and Is.
Thso. Gross P. J. Billig and Math
Meyer will leave fer Edmonton, Can
ada. next Tuesday, where they intend
to invest IN land if suitable.
Rev. J.. @. stiegler went to 1T.
Cloud Wednesday.
The egg war 10 still on in PierE.
Zaloudek bought 66 cases here Thurs
day, which means 1850 dozen and paid
out t856 to tho farmers for their pro-
duce that they brought in that day.
Blake is also paying cash for eggs.
The conducting of the commission
house makes Thursday . lively dsv
here and the farmeTs appreciate It
that they oau sell their produce and
get the cash for it. The business men
enjoy good trade that day and are
also pleased with tho new enterprise.
John Girtz left for North Dakota,
where he intends tc work.
Ed Bentfeld bouaht seven cords of
hard wood sawed in stove wood
lenaths at the Nelles auction for
1880.
Val. Neutzling ef st. Cloud and
Miss Kate LANCER of Agram were
married here Wednesday morning. A.
ter the ceremony q wedding banquet
was celebrated at the home of the
brides parents at which the Little
German band furnished the music.
Jos. Boehmer, who has been sick
the past four months, is improving
fast now and is in hopes of soon re-
covering entirely. He had an opera
tion performed by DR.. Hall OF Little
Falls last winter, which will relieve
him from his ailment.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Peter L.
dirtz. Sunday, l2-pound girl.
Joseph and Herman Meyer, Herman
Bentfeld and Nick Roch left for Du.
luth where they intend to work.
F. z. Virnig returned Friday from
business trip to st. Paul.
Adam LANCER, we'll known here,
died at the home of his daughter Mrs.
Jacob Lauerman, In Wadena Saturday
morning. The remains were shipped
to st. Joseph, Stearns Co., where
they ~ere buried by the side of his
first. wife. HE sons John and Henry
Langer went to st Joseph and attend
ed the funeral which took place there
Tuesday. .....
great desl of clover froso out tho
past winter. Some fields are reported
to bring only half crop.
Tne hcme talents of Lastrdp gave q
show in Hsrtman's hall in tho VII
lage Sunday evening which was at-
tended BY 4, large crowd and was
we'll appreciated by the people here.
The proceeds went to the Lastrup
church,
Mrs. Karvart of Agram had bad
luck with her basket of eggs contain.
ing IA dssen last Thursda,. On reach
Ing the commission house they acci-
denta]ly fell from the buggy and were
! all smashed.
The republican primary election
for Pierz to elect to delegates TO At
tend the county convention. In Little
Falls on June 9Th, will take place in
the village hall on June I'd ut z o clock
p. m.
The farmers are all busy now pre-
pairing their corn ground and will do
the planting the first days of next
week. The present dry and cold
weather has stopped the grain and
grass from making any headway.
N. Meyer, clerk, and I. w. Driver,
A. o. Mohler and c. r. Taylor, su-
pervisors of Hillman town, were be-
fore Justice Hunter charged by VIM.
Geier with being parties to payments
of road moneys. Taylor pleaded
guty. and got of with 81 and costs.
The others denied guilt and were dis
charged. The county attorney says
he will take the cares to the grand
jury.
! NOTICE
is hereby given, that complaint
has been made to the council of
the Village of Pierz, by several
parties residing in the village and
property owners, that cattle,
horses, swine, etc. ARE running at
large and doing much damage in
gardens, on lawns, also breaking
down fences, etc. The council of
said village hereby gives notice
and warning to the public that
from now on Section three ~ of
Chapter seven (0 of the village
Ordinance will be strictly enforced.
lSection three of said ordinance
reads as follows:
"No horse, mule, OK, COW, goat
or swine shall be permitted or
allowed to run at large within the
limits of the village at any
time during any year or part