Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-09-13
all healthy and Re IL well plesaed
with the change he made.

with the change he made.
Gust. Peareon. IN employee on the
500 liI e under contractor Nelson, died
suddenly Thursday night last week.
To push work along some nen work
over time and at night Mr.. Pearson
was drilliLg hole into stone, which
was to be blasted. While at WORK ne
fell forward onto the rock and died
shortly afterw ards. d! =. Seguin was
called and after examining the corpse
declared the caCse of death to be Heart
failure. Coroner DR.. Chance was
notified but considered . coroner's
jury not necessary. Pearson was Q
Scar dinavian by nationality. and about
IS years of age. he came from MIN
neapolis about two weeks ago and Lad
worked only two days at the time OF
his death. He had no permanent home
and quite . dispute arose between the
county officials and officers of the
town of Hilman, where he died, as to
where the corpse was to be buried and
who was to pay the costs. Later A.
E. Macho received notice to furnish
coffin aud get corpse ready for inter-
ment and deliver to undertaken
Simonet of Little Falls, who called
and took she remains to that place.
where interment was made last Sat.
urday. On the body of the deceased
q letter was found from . brother,
who lives in Patterson. New York,
which states that the said brother
intends to 90 back to Europe this fall.
The Schraut Bros. received their
nav threehing rig last Saturday.
Tho outfit had been badly damaged
1T the depot at Little Falls. The
company sent the necessary extras
and had the rig repaired.
VIM. Eller made repairs and retitttd
de- rs on the st. Jcseph's church
the latter part of last week. The
next will be the boiler and engine
house CT the church heating plant,
which Is to be enlarged.
Thomas Kobilka has gore to North
Dakota to work as carpenter.
Four years ago the village Of Pierz
bought a 80 horse power gasoline
engine of Fairbanks, Morse & Co., of
St. Paul. for a, COV. The villae paid
about 1886 at the tine and gave orders
orders were bought by Chas. VanHerke
made payable in four annual pay
Y
was made and the village is once more
out of debt.
The patrons of the Pierz creamery
will please coiice that from next
week on the creamery will receive
cream and milk every Saturday only,
On account of the cool weather.
The Lastrur postonce will be dis
continued next Saturday. The patrons
of that ohace will receive their mail
from Theo. Thielen, rural carrier on
route No. l. Platte postofice was dis
continued some time ago.
l. The young people Of our village
have organized dramtic clcb and
will, give entertainments during fall
and the coming winter evenings. The
theatre season will be opened with the
play entitled Uncle Rube' in
Faust's Grand Opera House in about
three or four weeks. -
Miss Liszie Verk, daughter of
Herman Verk, is on tho sick list, but
tho illness is not very serious ~ We
are informed by DR.. Kerkhoh.
P. N. Neuman, road inspector for
the town Of Pier1, has completed
work on the road between sections
Is and "a which was ordered to be
built by the poeto6ce depa rtment
some time ago. This was done to
make the road passable tor rural
carrier. Joe 81. WIRING on route No. 3
south of Pierz.
The chicken hunting time Is over,
but not by statute law, but by a
natural law. There are not chickens
to hunt. Our nimrods are now pre-
pairing for duck hunting
Kingen & Meyer will hold an auc-
tion on the Chas. Piene farm four
miles northeast of Pierz, Wednesday,
Sept. Is, at 10 q. m. There will te
sold to the highest bidder horses,
colts, farm machinery and house.
hold goods.