Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-08-16

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Sc per day. he informs Us that from
g. 80 and upwards is paid carpenters,
according to their ability.
P. W. Blake Of the county seat was
q caller in PieYz and Lastrup last
Monday and Tuesday.
Last Friday afternoon SO Austrians
came here to work on the 500 line
for r. A. jacobson, who has a grad |
ing contract of II miles between
Hilmap and Onamia.
A neat little select dancing party |
was arranged by the pupils Of Ignatz
Vapderhaar. in Faust Grand Opera
Houee, last Monday evening. 1t was
q farewell dance In honor OF Mr..
Vandsrhaar, who will, soon depart
for St Michael, Wright county, his
new field Of activity All enjoyed the
party very much.
Sam Dover of the Dover Lumber
company of Wadena. was here the
latter part Of last week looking after
the company's business interests here.
It will be remembered that they
bought the p. W. Blake lamber yard
near 0ravel's mill some tine ago.
MIR. Macho, who has charge of the
yard at present, was informed that
the company will build q 62x: 90 feet
, lumber shed and warehouse on the
premises to soon as they get matters
Strengthened regarding the purchase
of the adjoining lot near the mill.
They are still negotiating with Mr..
Faust Of Cross Plain, Wis. They will
carry q large stock of lumber and
coal, also . good supply of building
materials of all kinds, excepting locks
and nails, that belong to the hard
ware line.
John Philip, of Pie,z received
letters from his two step sister. Mrs.
Annie Friedrich. of Spring Lake.
Mary Sehr. Of Pomeroy, WASH. b. tn
letter from Canada: is dated July
Goth. 1t states that. they are having
pleasant weather there now, and grain
and vegetables are looking good,
although they are about one month
later than IN other years. II frost
does not come too soon they expect .
good harvest. Their father, John
sehr, sr., was sick eli wiuter, but is
now resting on his homestead near
them. They have just begun to
make hay. Their brother, Nick, il
patching it and often stays with
B1ausen. who formerly stayed in
Buchanan. THE rent OF the letter is
private.
The second.lette1 from Miss Mary
Sehr of POmerOy, WASH, is dated
Aug. 18th. She writes: Harvest is
over and Mr.. Hauser and family with
whom I am staying will 60 to Port
land, Ore, and want me to 90 with
them. Wheat yields better than it
has for a. number of years. Apples.
p:ars and piums have been harvested
in abundance. The weather was very
favorable, plenty Ct rain and not too
much hot weather. see in the Little
. Falls Herald that you received letter
from brother John sehr, who is in
KlondJke. I received q letter from
} him, but he does not write that he is
, going to take me along to Peirz next
| fall as stated in the Herald. Since
then l can hardly sleep ana when I
wake up I think I am In Piers. Mr..
Hauser and family intend to 60 to
, Germany next spring and want me to
, 20 with them, which I intend to do if
stay with them until then. Balance
is private.
Mr.. P. Lynch, atorekeeper for Foley
Bros. at Pierz. informs US of the
death of John Foley of st. Paul. He
formerly lived in Foley, Benton
county and he was called the father of
that place. He was about " years
old.
John Kruse of Roy alton visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Koering Monday.
he has a shoe store at that. pl ace and
formerly ran repair shop. in Pierz
for few years.
;: o. L. Do:nberg. sent by state in
spector to examine the books of town
and school district officers in Richard.
son and Hilman, will finish his work
here In q few days.
i q. v. Hatcher, SEQ contractor for
grading near Pine Knoll, finished his
work there aud moved to Isle, Mile
Laos lake. Monday, where he has
taken another grading contract Of nix
miles.
i II. E. Wagner of vergas. MIMI,
;, has rented Christ Berg's barber shop
and win carry on tho same business
at the old stand.
A $3.50 tWo.horse sugar cane mill
, can be bought for 126. Inquire of ].
! II. WIRING, E. +. D. No. 2.
t. DR.. Helen, w. 8. Of ~Lakeneld
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