Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-09-06
PlERZ

PlERZ
Sept. 4.-Fathe: Werner, 0. S. B.,
Of st. Cloud was here last week TAX
ing Father Stiegler's place while he
attended the retreat at st. Joseph,
MINI. Father steigleE returned Fri
day evening. Father Werner is son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry schneppen-
hiem Of Pierz. he returned to st..
Cloud Saturday:
A large crowd OF our young PEOPLE
made up private dancing party 10
take place In Christ Faust's new
dwelling house the latter part of last
week. All enjoyed the occasion very
much.
Last Saturday was the hottest day
this summer The thermometer went
up to SO degrees. Many horses en-
ployed on the 500 were exhausted.
The school in District IA opened last
Tuesday with Prof. Schwinghammer
as principal. He will be assisted by
four sisters of the order OF st. Bene.
dict. The school will be divided into
eight grades or classes. The first
grade is for the beginners or small
pupils. The teachers are appointed
to teach the different grades as fol-
lows: Sister Benigna, first grade;
Sister Anita. second grade; Sister
Dolores. third grade aud fourth grade
Sister Leonida, fifth and sixth grade
Prof. J. Schwipghammer seventh and
eighth grade Sister Anita will also
play the organ in church and have
charge OF the church choir in place of
Sister Florentina. who has gone to
Dickenson, N. D.
Another game of baseball was
played beween the Pierz Juniors and
the farmer Juniors of Agram on the
Pierz diamond last Sunday afternoon.
The Agram boys we're again badly
done up by ecore of "a to 8.
F. A. Hoyt and hunting party from
st. Cl1ud, in an automobile, were
here Sunday and returned Monday.
As We are informed they did not get
many chickens.
Bertus Miller and son Herman came
up from st. Cloud late Saturday eve
ming They went to Lsstrup Sunday
morning hunting in the vicinity of
that place Mr.. Miller. who, in form.
er years, visited mere quite often, but
had MT been here for 20 years, was
greatly surprised at the growth Of
our village.
Joseph Drummer. three miles north
Of Pie:z, finished catt pg and stacking
last Saturday on his large farm in the
town Of Buh He says all grain on
his place and IN the neighborhood
might be better, excepting rye
which is fair.
Henry Wulluer of Agram says
oats being failure in our section of
the country was caused by the long
dry spell during the trst part CT the
month Of June.
J. Seibert of Brainerd is staying
with Us tor a few days. He has q
snapshot photograph apparatus and
has taken several views OF different
parts Of our village and business
houses.
The harvest dance at Faust's Grand
Opera House Monday evening was
we'll attended and the large hall was
fairly we'll 6llel. The music by a
select orchestra was very good. Fred
Ricke acted as caller. All went home
we'll pleased.
Ignatius Vanderhaar, who left here
few weeks ago to take charge Of the
German American Bank in St.
Michaels, came up to spend Sunday
and Labor Day in his cid home.
Pierz has some attraction for him
yet.
A. D. Mohler. VINO is supervisor
of the town of Hillman and also clerk
of school district No. 1l2, came up
last Monday to call on his many
friends here he showed Us some
specimens of writing Of his son FL
vim, which shows excellent penman'
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Mrs. Pauline Viktor Of Cedar Rap:
ids, Iowa, who has been visiting with
her parent, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Medek, for q few weeks. return ed
home Tuesday. John Macho, son Of
A. E. Macho accompanied her. He
will make Cedar Rapids his home fol
q time.
Next Monday, September 9th. school
will commence in district No. 10,
with Nick Staub teacher.
Della and Eugene Wermerskircher
are attending the state fair. They
will stay there three days and t. CT
60 to Jordan, Scott county, and re-
turn Saturday.
State fair visitors from here were