Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-13

BY his former foreman, Mike Lioeo.
This piece may not bs complete before
the middle Of January. We are told
by Mr.. Haokerson, head surveyor q
the eoo line, there is another cut near
Bradley. where q small crew is 6
work yet, which viii also take soao
time to finish.
Ar. 8ankerson cams to Plesx last
Monday to finish hie work as surveyor
for the 500 line for this winter.
Steve Dozerick and J. Popelik of
town OF Buckmau passed through our
village last Monday on their way to
Pl,tte town. where they viii enjoy
. few Gays trapping.
The Rail Prairie Milling Go. located
at Plerz Is doing good business at
present as we are Informed by G. E.
Gravel Who is manager. The company
is we'll satisfied with the patronage
trey aye reeivirg. They pay tho
highest marktt price paid in Pierz.
They manufacture three grades of
| flour which is as good it rot better
than any tio1r made in any other mill
in Morrison county. Our merchants
who handle the dcur and our farmers
and people In the village that use 1t
are all we'll pleased, as We hear from
all patrons
The planning mill formerly owned
BY G. Gravel, Sr.. will bs moved to
Onamia in the near future, where it
will be operated by the Onamia Lum-
ber andMercantile Co consisting of O.
Gravel, ST., B. o. Mc0ee and c. B.
Buckman.
Mr.. Warren, proprietor of hotel
in Onamia, made q business trip to
Piers last Tuesday. He came on the
500 right. of way and made tho trip
in four hours. This shortens the way
from 10 to IL miles.
j Adrian Grell, JOS Drummer and
Norbert Drummer were out hunting
rabbits last Y eek and gos 45 in about
halt day g hunt.
%STRAYED-Henry LANCER. near
Fish Lake has taken up red heifer
about two yeara old. The owner is
requested to call and get the Same
after paying the costA.
%T The new meat market of
Sch wankl b Sloniker was opened for
business last Wednesday morning.
December 18th. The new firm has
purchased . new and complete outfit OF
tools, blocks and sausage bllers, in fact
al implements needed in q first class
msat Market The shop would bs q
credit to place much larser toan
PieTz The pToprietors will guarantee
their patrons that they will handle
good and fresh meat only. Tho
sausage made by them will be only
the best q7alitv. The people of P:erz
and vicinity are invite1 to come and
see Us. whether they buy or NOT.
Come and see our 1ew market.
Parties that have cattle or hogs, also
hides to sell call on Us, we will buy
same and pay . liberal price for same
Give US cali. ~ If
| The village council resolved at their
meeting last Saturday to pnt ln. .
new fire alarm and ordered John
Stroman to do the work and last
Wednesday he came and began on the
job. There will be thrfe alarm bells.
stationed as follows: One in Frank
Faust's house, he beirg chief Of the
fire department.. one in Tony Frid-
rich Z house, village engineer. and tho
third in VIM. Eller's honse near hose
house IN upper towD. Seven buttons
will be placed on telephone pests.
Ry pushing on the buttons all three
tells will riog and the alarm is given.
i BIDS WANTED.
Bids will be received up to
December goth by the Pierz
Creamery Co., Bridgmsn & Russell,
for filing the ice house. up to D.
20tb. File bids with tho local manager,
T. e. Eckstrsnd. rierz, MINI. II 1t
FOR SALE-The north vest quarter
of section eighteen, 1929. It contains
% go acres less railroad right-of way
(Peter Michels homestead). The
, price if sold before Jan. lst $476 Carl
Bolander. AZ 81
Freddie 9reisch is i'll with
Pneumonia.