Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-01-19
PlERZ

Jan. 18.-Jacob Nohner got the
contract to furnish the village school
ten cords Of oak wood at .95 per
cord. -H-.---.-
The tinanclsl report of the past year
will be published in church next Sun.
day.
John Colleson and Miss Thomas were
married near Morris where they re.
side, on Dec. Goth. They are making
wedding trip and are at present Wis.
ltlng relatives and friends here.
Tony Hesch of Agram bought a
Chicago horse from Ed Bentfeld Sun
day evening for $40 and got it home
all right the same day.
}. P. Leigh was awarded the con.
tract to furnish the town of Pierz
II, GOO feet of oak plank and bridge
timber at $3.50 per NJ. Louis Jam
me got the contract to corduroy with
rock the swamp between sections IA
and 15 at $1.2l per rod, and another
swamp between Sec. 22 and % at
81. "a per rcd. 3. Blowck got q con.
tract to corduroy swamp also be.
tween Sec. % and 28 at 81. IS per rod.
Arno Guenther got contract to cor
duroy with rock thirty rods of
swamp between Sec. 13 and "a and
cover with ground for $55.
Louis Feucht was fishing at Rice
Lake near Mile Lacs lake last week
and returned with about 40 pounds
OF fish. He went up again Thursday
aid will try bis luck once more.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. joseph
Smith of Bub, twin girls.
The report of the Pierz cheese fac
tory shows that they paid 30 cents
per hundred pounds fer milk in Sen.
tember, $l.O5 per hundred in Octo>
ber and 81. OF in November which is
certainly q good price.
The Pierz mail goes to Little Falls
through the village, coming back it
follows the main road to the Loidol
corner then it turns north and goes
to the village by the way of Tenn
bereul's.
John Kunza of Swan River visited
his mother here this week.
The infant child of TEeo. stumpf of
Agram died Tuesday ard will be bur-
led Thursday.
Mrs. Barney Gross is dangerously
Y.
was called to assist DR.. Seguin in
the case
Jacob Blake left for St. Cloud Sun
day to visit his wife who underwent
an operation there short time ago.
J. f.. Martin and w. G. Weber
passed through the village Sunday on
their way to Lsstrop.
Justice Of the Peace Nohner had a
busy day Tuesday. Geo. Smith had
q warrant issued for. the arrest of
nick Hennen for assault and battery
&C mmitted On the person of Smith.
Hennen pleaded guilty and was fined
1 IS. and costs which he paid. Then
AGnnen had q warrant jfsued for the
arrest of Smith for insnlting him.
Smith pleaded guilty and was fined
s. and costs. The people of The vii
lage Clipped together and paid the
fine for Smith, thus leaving him un.
touched. Be:ides those cases the Jus.
tice entered several civil cases which
will come up later. Justice Sitzman
is said to te scooping money into the
village treasury at the north end OF
town. The money from the north end
of town is as we'll appreciated by
the village as that of the sonth end.
The following is q report of the
Pierz cheese factory Tor three
months: Total amount of milk re-
ceived in Sept was 13, 491 pounds
making 1890 pounds of chez se which
cold for $l6l. ID. To,al expenses fol
making cheese $50. Oh or little owe,
cents per pound, leaving q balance tt
patrons of $121. 81 or 80 cents per hun
dred pounds of milk.
Month of October-Milk received
10, 245 pounds making 213O pounds o1
cheese which sold or $263 46. Ex
psntes for making cheese $50 46 9,
2-lO cent per pound, which leaves Z
balance to patrons of $20l. 90 or 81. OF
per hundred pounds of milz.
Month of November-Milk received
s, 885 pornds making 638 pounds O.
cheese which sold for $7997. Ex
pence, $6l. 60 or 9 6-l0 cents PEI
pound, leaving balance of &e9. Il
patrons.
The factory was operated thre,
months this season by John Dickson
He will operate it again next season
*t The factory will be put in ssnltsr!
condition and will open some time il
March.