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

MINI, was here last week and he and
DR.. John 81. Hennecke, V. ). of
Pierz, were out on special Operations.
this this Fart fo Of the st country ue' ''''s'0''
Mrs. Antonio Roruff, who has
been visiting with Frank Wise AID
ether relatives for the last week, re.
TURF ed to her home at La Cross, Wis,
last week.
Jacob Schlener of Torah, Sterns
county, csnvasser and salesman for
tie International Harvester Co., with
headquarters at st. Cloud. was here
LAST week working in the interests of
that corporation.
swing and business ls increasing every
day. Mr.. T. E. Ekstrand, the ediclent
manager, kindly gave as the following
the month of July. The creamery
received 81, 42O lbs. of milk, S3. 1928
lis. Of cream and made l1,0l1 lbs of
butter during the month. The
creamery received milk and cream
from 81 patrons and they are paid
ev ery Is days. The amount paid out
during the month of July was 90. O2Y.
~. From this. amount tho individual
patrons average from go to (s6 per
month. but some reach $50 and over,
whilst one reached nearly 600, Our
farmers are beginning to realize that
there is money in creameries. They
now have money oil year round. Our
merchants and other business men
would not be without cremery if
r IN
Operate it themselves. We are
that thew not only sell more goods
but that they do not beck enc. third
the amount. they formerly were COM
PEELED to.
Nick staub is employed by Jos. H.
Grell to assist in setting up and
repairing farm machinery during
harvest. After that he will COM
merce teaching in district 10, three
miles south of Pierz.
A. E. Macho, dealer in furniture,
picture frames, books, etc.. is now
offering a large and good graphophone
or talking machine free Of charge to
any customer that purchases ts5 worth
of goods at his place. The machine
is retailed at Ga without records,
with 10 records the price would be
$18. This is chance that should
not be missed by parties wishing to
parchase q graphophone.
Sister Frances, o. 8. B. of st.
Joseph. Stems county, and brother.
Adolph Vanderhaar, who Is employed
as clerk with Jacob Burton in Mandan,
N. D.. visited with their mother,
Mrs. Anna Vanderhaar, last week.
They celebrated q family reunion,
Mrs. Vanderhaar having all her
children around her. They hxd
photographer Nelson come from the
county seat last Friday and take q
large ertup picture Of the family.
The visiting children that do not
reside in Pier1 left for their respective
homes Saturday.
lightning struck shock of rye on
the field Of Henry Wilkes Thursday
night last week and set same ON fire.
There was no wind at the time and
the fame arose up straight as a
candle. ;
Sister Bernardo. O. s. B. of Albany,
Stems county, il here visiting in
the convent. She IS we'll known,
having taught school here about ten
or twelve years age. ~-- ~
ME. o0O mlb. NJ. Wefmefek1fC0o0
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Van Herke
Of Pie1z WIRE called to Jordan,
MIMI, by telephone. informing them
Of the sudden death of Lena
krutkraemer, near Jordan. The de-
ceased il . daughter of G. Werner.
J Skin chen of Jordan, who is q brother
! of Mel Wermerskirchen of Pierx G.
Wermerskirchen's wife is q sister OF
J Mrs: Chas. Van Herke, who is the
aunt and godmother of the deceased.
: Death came suddenly and We were
! unable to learn the cause. TIE
, remains were buried last Saturday al
10 clock A. II. In the Catholic GENE.
terry near Jordan. The deceased was
| 22 years of age at the time of her
J death. She leaves q husband and
child to mourn her sudden demise.
May she rest in peace.
; The Pierz baseball club went to
} Little Falls last Sunday and played
} with team of that place. They
came home q sore bunch. They were
badly done up. Our boys should
practise more. They do not play half
the game they played last year. Score
8 to l. Next Sunday mixed bunch
will come out from the county seat
to play our boys and Sunday after
next, the same team that beat last
Sunday will come.
| Last Thursdsy, Aug. 9Th, Mrs.
August Jamolski passed away at her
home. four miles east of Piefz. She
was a good and faithful wife and
mother, and highly esteemed by all