Little Falls herald., 1907-07-26
returned from Cedar Rapids lowe a,
last Satnr6av wharo ahe and neP hY0.

ther Frank and Miss Mary Macho,
went about six months ago. They
visited with their aunts, Mrs. Johan.
M Victor and Mrs. Pauline Victor.
formery of Pierz and later of Little
Falls.
j B. Hartmann is getting q we'll
drilled on bis premises in tho north
eld of the village. Mr.. Robinson of
l.. F. Is doing the work.
Joseph KIaemer, Q son of John
Kraemer Of Granite, who formerly
Nve1 here. came from Graceville.
Miun., where he is running hotel.
His brothers Charles and VIM. are in
the saloon business there. He re-.
turnel last Tuesday.
A. P. stoll and G. E. Gravel spent
Sunday in Little Falls.
Joseph Hennen came up from St.
Paul last Saturday to see his family.
They are visiting here with Nick
Hennen. He returned Tuesday.
Eugene Gravel went to Vinealnd
last Saturday. he vii start up the
Gravel saw mill at that place. Fred
Gravel and Joseph Anti of Little Falls
went to the Same place last Monday.
, They have taken Mr.. Ants lumber
planer to Vineland aud will stay there
until they get through with work in
| the line of Planning.
p. 81. Berg went up to Randall
last Friday looking over the country
regarding iron ore. He says there is
no doubt but what there is iron in the
vicinity Of Randall. .--~
j. I. Warren of Onanss was mere
last Monday. He 10 proprietor of q
hotel et that place.
Louis Feucht OF -Pierz wants it
stated that his relative. Mr.. Schr Up.
fusgel and wife Of Dodge county,
Wisconsin. who visited with him some
time ago. says that the famous Kie.
vel Standard" bottle beer 10 much
better than tho bottle beer sold IN
their home town.
The inspe ctor of the rural routes
will be in Pierz about the 27th of Julv
routes. r. F. D! No. Q. which runs
If the. patrons do not make mo use
ued. The patrons on this route
is up to them now, and it they want
see that more mail matter is deliv.
cred. 5000 deliveries must be made
every month.
The several school districts in Pierz
and vicinity held their annual meet.
ing last Saturday evening and trans
acted their regular annual busine:s
and elected officers. We give below
the proceedings of the districts as far
as We could learn:
District No. 14.-Elected J. g.
Stiegler and Frank Marshlk as mem.
bers of the school board. This dis
trlct is differently orgnaize than
other districts There are two men,
be1s elected every year for the term
of three years. At the first meeting
of the new board the officers, presi:
dent, clerk and treasurer.aar elected
for the ensuing year. The meeting
was poorly attended School opens
Sept. Sd and continues nine and one
half months Prof. j. F. schwing-
hamer has again been employed a.
teacher.
District No. 10.-Arnold Nagel was
reelected treasrer for the next three
years. A tax of s mills was voted.
School is to be opened September 9th
and continues for 8 months. Nick
Staub will be teacher.
District No. 9e.-Frank Altricher
was elected director for three years.
Seven months school. No teacher has
been employed yet.
District No. 92-Herman Froehlich
was elected treasurer for three years.
A special tax OF $500 is to be raised
and school is to be taught for the term
of seven months and is to commence
Oct. 18th. No teacher has been hired.
This is the school near Robert Hopes
place.
District No. S6 in Lastrup.-John
Dehler elected treasurer for three
years. {; A special tax of $900 is to be
raised and school taught eight months
to commence Sept. 10th. Clara Ma.
zu1e was employed as teacher.
District No. IS. in 0ranite-John
Wise was elected director and P. j.
(aau was elected clerk to Ill the ".
cancy caused BY the resignation Of
John Gross. The meeting voted
a SPECIAL tax Of t260. School Is to be