Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-06-21
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Mrs. N. E. Kerr, . sister of Mrs.
Williams, of Little Falls passed
through here last Monday on their
way to Vinelsnd. Mile Lac Lake.
They intend to stay a few weeks.
Mr.. Williams is the owner of fine
parcel of land, which includes the
Snake island north Of Vineland, on
which he built a 6ne dwelling house a
few years ago which the parties will
occupy during their stay at the lake.
The catholic Foresters of the state OF
Minnesota met in Faribault June 18th,
18th and 18th. P. a. Hartmann was
sent az a delegate from Pierz Court
No. 7lO. He returned last Saturday
and informs us that the meeting,
which is held every two years. was
well attended, there being 1856
delegates present. The next meeting
will be held in Little Fails In the
month of June 1909.
Pierz is q lively village just now,
one is reminded of the time when
numbering east ct here was done.
Men working on tue railroad are COM
ing and going and we see strange
faces on the streets every day. The
capacity of our hotels are cvertaxed.
q. Bares of the Pierz hotel has rooms
up stairs in the old Rich Prairie
hotel and NJ. Wermerskirchen of the
Columbia hotel has rooms in John
Kugel's dwelling house.
GeorQe Wilson and other parties
from Royalton passed through Pierz
last Monday, returning from q three
days fishing trip to Vineland, Mile
Lac Lake. George reports that they
were not very successful, the lake be-"
ing too rough.
+. S. Lock, Robert Adkins and
Samuel Cyrus, all of the town of
Richardson, we're business callers in
Pierz last Saturday.
Henry Britton Of v,neland.. passed
through Pierz on his way home from
Stearns county last Monday.
John Hennecke, assessor Of the town
of Buh, will finish his assessment in q
few days. r.. .
Now everybody, men, women, and
children, remember that tho 4th of
July is coming Remember that
independence DAY lie going to be
celebrated in PierzI Remember that
it IS going to be the grendest cele6ra-
ton ever witnessed here! The
| principal 0Vt10SVAO4A wa 70 Oo.o
ball game. The Waconta fans of st.
Paul vs.. the Pierz taus The two
teams will play for a purse, the
amount of which will be stated later.
The Waconta team Is one OF the six
clubs Of the Commercial League OF St.
Paul and its members are all en-
ployees OF tho large wholesale dry
goods firm of Tibbs, Hutchinson &
Co., of st. Paul and they are also one
of the best teams in tho league.
Remember Every body il going to turn
out so YOU cannot afford to stay
away. Beside the ball game there
will be all kinds of amusements for
old and young, foot races, target
shooting, and fireworks after dark.
Dancing will commence at about three
O'Clock p. m. in the two halls,
Faust's New Grand Opera House in
the south end and J. B. Hartmann g
hall IN the north end. Now don t for
get to come to Plerz July 4th and have
good time.
Last Sunday afternoon the Little
Falls base ball team came out to Pierz
and played with our boys. The game
was very interesting and good playing
was done on both sides, but the Pierz
boys came out winners. At the end
of the game the score stood 10 to 8 in
favor Of Pierz. Dr.. E. seguia acted
as umpire.
The three rural route mail carriers
are taking their annual two weeks
vacation now.
We are informed that John Sohmol.
ke of Buchanan has purchased the
N acninery owned by the Freedheim
Creamery Co., which has been used
| by Hartmann and Grell in the skim.
M ing station in their building in the
north end of the village. From now
on Mr.. Schmolke will operate the
ekimming station.
e. D. sar6 Of Clarrissa, MIMI,
representing the Melrose Granite and
Marble Co., was here Monday work.
ing IN the interests Of his firm.
4. P. Ston Of the bank of Piers
went to Sullivan Lake last Sunday
afternoon. He will stay q few days
fishing aud hunting.
Peter Lynch, storekeeper in Piers
for Foley Bros, railroad contractors.
and n. WermeHskirchen made q bust.
ness trip to Little Falls last Monday.
F. <. Wiring of Pier1 made Q busi.
mess trip to st. Cloud last Monday.
The wedding bells win soon be ring.
ling. The happy couple will be
Matthias Sohnurer and Mary Otremb,
both Of the town of Agram.
The pit in which the engine and
boiler Of tho st. Joseph's church heat.
ing plant are stationed, will be made
20 that snow water will mot MI The
hole in spring, which has been the
case 50 far. The walls will be Is
stone and tho doo1 cement. In The
future coal will be used instead oi
wood for heating.
Thursday June 10th was nav day TO,
oil the men working on tho 500 line
were Pisrx. They received nav for the
work done. during the month Of M.
Foley Bros. let ont q contract 20 +.
A. jacobson Of Minneapolis for rad
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