Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-06-28

by law passed 1907. Mr.. N. has ap'
pointed as pathmasters the seven
parties elected at the election last
March, by mistake, for the seven road
districts in the town. The board will
meet again July 2nd from 2 to 8
o. clock p. m.
A very pretty wedding ceremony
took place Tuesday last when Math
Schnurer and Mary Otremba were
married In Pierz, Rev. J. Il. Stiegler
officiating. After church the party
went to the bride home in Agram,
where dinner awaited them. Many
friends and relatives were in attend
ance and all had good time,
Rev. John G.. Site ler Of the St.
Joseph's church was surprised last
Sunday evening, St. Johns day, by
serenade and torch light procession bv
the Agram band and St. Joseph's
society, St, John being Father Stleg-
ler's patron saint. An address Of con-
graduation was made by NJ. Flicker,
president Of the St. Joseph society.
to which Father Sti gler replied in a
neat little speach OF thanks. After
that an entertainment was held in the
parochial school and refreshments
served.
Mr.. Metz, reporter for the Dun and
Bradstreet commercial agencies, was
here last Monday, looking up the rat
ing Of our business men.
James Love has moved his bowling
alley from Royalton to Pierz. He has
placed same on the B. Gross lot back
Of J. W. Faust's harness shop. The
alley will be ready fo1 bowling the
latter part Of this week.
The palmer will be run next Mon.
day, Toefday and Wednesday at the
Gravel mill. All parties tnat want
lumber planned bring it IN the first
three days next week.
The Dover Lumber Co. of Wadena
has bought P. W. Bslke's lumber
}; yard, consisting Of about 1876, 900 feet
of lumber, with lot on which the
lumber is piled, for $2.COO. They are
; now negotiating with the owners Of
the adjoining lots. They intend to
open up first class lumber yard and
viii handle all Kinds Of building
materials, also coal for fuel.
Eugene Gravel. who has been at
work at the Gravel sawmill near
Vineland, will return to Pierz Satur.
Gay. The mill has been closed until
about August first, when he will
return.
The crew that has been at work
driving piles across the Skunk brock,
near John Stumpf's place, have
finished their work and left Wednes.
day morning to drive piles across the
same brook pear Pine Knoll.
o Malley & McKenna, contractors
for grading on the 500 line east OF
here, will have y grader at WORK next
S~k eA Il R~fn
be filed with DIRT. The grader is 90
large that it will take II horses to
haul same, and they will be able to
handle larger quantities Of dirt than
heretofore. They are pushing work
rapidly and expect to finish their work
by about September 10Th.
be celebrated in Pierz and all that do
not attend will miss q great treat:
The event Of the day will be. the ball
Paul and the Pierz team. The game
will be called at 3 O'Clock p m. A
band will be on the diamond furnish.
ing music during the game. Do not
miss this attraction. For the first
time ball team from the state capital
was induced to come to this part OF
tuo eGdte anu IIeIA cdu 10 pIOuu tuos
she has taken the lead in this line. A
grand parade will be held. Dancing
will commence after the ball game In
the Faust Grand Opera House and j.
J 3. Hartmann's hall. Supper at the
Pierz motel and Columbia hotel. Be-
sides this there will be all kinds Of
} amusemen,s for young and old. Fire
works after dark. Come Don't mics
! hn 111lU
ever witnessed in this section of he
country