Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-29
had seen the team that hs7ied Kr,
Bruin to Louls's hoHe on tho out
skirts of the village. Louis Was

bad seen the team that hs7ied M,
Bruin to Louls'G hoIe on tho out
skirts of the village. Louis Was
much surprised when he came home
from tie hunt for good place to
cut dre wood for the next winter.
when he heard atout the bear shoot
Ing. he is very sorry to state that
the rumor 10 not true.
Frank Ot 'en ba and wife OF the
town of Agram returned from q two
weeks visit in Wisconsin. Their
first and principal visit was to Joa.
0ruber's, MRS Otremba s brother. who
is also brother Of Robert Grubsr of
Plerz. Jos Gruber lives on farm q
few miles from Mazomaine. Dane
county Wis They tteo visltel Cross
Plains. Wis, where nearly one half of
the people in Pitrz came from. They
are highly pleased with their visit
there. We will mention their calls on
Fred W. Faust. the genial and
accommodating butcher, and Jos.
Faust, proprietor of furniture store.
They are brothers Of Frank Faust,
And. Faust, and Christ Faust, and
step brothers Of hubert Bares, John
Bares, Mrs. Peter VirDig and Mrs.
Anton Raucb, all If Pierz and
vicinity. In Cross Plains trey met
many other frieI ds and relatives of
other parties living here. as Virnigs,
Stumpfs. Vosens. Bolligs. etc. Nj.
Otremca enjoyed his visit at that
place so we'll that be intends to visit
tt ere again next year. The next place
they called at VS. Madison, Wis. and
this place for fine location and scenery
surpasses I'll Mr.. Otremba has ever IN
his life seen. as he tells c.
O'Mally & McKenna have flushed
their job grading on the 500 road
line end are now getting ready to
move to the Black Duck logging
country with their horses and lc99-
ing outht.
b: V. Plant, who lives near Lake
Minnetonks, came up last week to
visit his son-in-lsw, A. W. Cook,
who is at present in Pierz. carrying
mail in place Of J. b. Hartmann,
Who resigned q few weeks ago. Mr..
Plant has parcel of land near the
lake on which te raises berries.
which is . good paying business in
summer. He also raises chickens.
VIM. Eller is making q big change
on his harness store and shop. At
present the st re building is on tie
north side and the sh p on the south
side, 10th fronting the street. He is
nov going to take out the partition
ard set it to run north and south.
then the store will take in the wht le
front and tie shop the whole rear of
,he building.
The young eigbt-year old daughter
TO Jos. W. Faust harnesmaker in the
South end, has lad an attack of
typhoid fever for a tew weeks, but is
now recovering
! Frank Schwapkle of PierZ and VIM.
Sion kef, forDeily Of Bnckman, Rave
rented the room IN the MschO block,
corner of Main ard Second street,
lattly vacated by Spanfelluer &
G1ell. Trey will open a meat
ma, ket in the place.
O1e Of M. Wermerskirchen' black
and white horses is dead. It was the
finest matched team in Pierz and the
su,ro ending country.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bemidji Pioneer: Charles Hauer
of Cas- Lake came over from his home
Yesterday afternoon. He went to
Kelliher last night, where he will
enjoy a big game hunt with his son.
Charles aauer Jr.. who is superin.
tendent of the Ktlliher electric light
plant.
lie school board in the town OF
Agram know the parties who did the
damsge and have Instructed the
Herald Pierz CORES pondent to have
q notice published in the paper that
the parties should come and settle for
the damage done, or they will he