Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-27
PlERZ

Dec 26.-We hope you had q Merry
Christmas and We wish you q Happy
New Year.
Born-To Mr.. and MIS- Joseph
Drummer, Jr. of the village of Pierz,
Thursday Of last week. a daughter.
VIM. Anderson of Vineland. Mile
Laos county, was busint SO caller at
Pierz last Friday and Saturday. He
says that Vtneland is going to be one
of the best places on the lake There
are many wealthy parties, that own
land in. and near the place, who are
= working to make It one of the be st
summer resorts IN the near future.
he says steps are teing taken to
improve the Rum river that flows out
of Mile Lac lake at Vineland, 50 that
boats can be run to Onsmia. That
would give Vinelaud direct com.
uun,cation with every place around
the lake and also with the railroad
station at Onamia.
Geo Kiewel passed through Pierz
last Friday on his way to Onamia.
MRS. John Neuman went to
Madison. Wis. about two months ago.
One of her sisters. Mrs. Steinmetz.
died there and Mrs. Neuman was
CWu0SI> 0O0 10 Nv" VS0ASAA6 "AVsA
aother sister, Mrs. John Simon.
The Pierz creamery is the only one
that is running at present in this part
of the country and will run all
win'er. The other creameries IN our
nsighborhood have all shut down We
are informed.
The schools in district No IA in the
village of PieIz were cir sed last week
until after the holidays.
Louis Feucht and Fl. Schneppenheim
have returned from Sullivan lake,
where they went about two weeks age
| to fish. They had good success and
went to the lake again yesterday.
| Harry A. Smart of the St. Thomas
college of st. Paul, came up to Little
Falls last week to visit his father,
James smart. miller in the Gravel
Milling company of Piers, who went
there to met him. They slso visited
John NJ. Smart in Little Falls. 9
brother of Mr.. Smart Of Pierz, Whe II
employed as tipsmith with
Elleu becker & Goulet.
The Pielz Dramatic clsb viii play
tho four ut drama. entitled: The
Noble Ootcast,' at Faust's Opers
House January 7th, 1905. The club
has been rehesIsing the play for the
last two months, and % We hear from
PARTIES that know, the cast 10 good
one and al have their parts vel
studied. It will undoubtedly be the
beet entertainments given In Pier1
Excellent specialties viii be given
| between TIE acts. Dr. and Mrs
Kerkh,h viii give . few voca1 and
/ al. Hon NJ
Little Falls will also give . few
special selec' ions bee~een aces 1h<
whole entertainment to q % With I
Grand New Years dance. AuAic vii
30 furDished BY the Piers orchestrs,
Frank Boehm loader. Do not mis-
this entertainment.
Tho readers of the Herald vii
rom member that Wo announced th(
death Of John III lster ct his new home
in Pomona, Cal. . few months sgt
and stated at tho time tnat Mrs,
Bolster intended to return to Pier1
aud bring the corpse of her deceased
husband with her for burial near hll
relatives that have passed away bef. n
hiw. Mrs. Bol>ter srrived in Littl,
i Falls with the corpse last Tue sday
Tbursdsy the body was taken to Franl
Bolster 5 home in the town of Agrsu
and Friday forenoon at 8 o'clocl
! inserment viii be made in St
Joseph's cemetery ct Pi-,z. Service
will be held in the st Jtseph'
Ostholic church. conducted BY Rev
j. Il Stiegler.
I! J. NcKenna. formerly one Of th
contractors on the 500 line nes
!, Pies, came down from the lumbe
camp to speod the bolidass Ia PIER
| John Hoppe left for 6nllisan 1s1
llset Tharsday He viii spend . wee
oe tWo thero 6ahfng I'D trapping.