Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-06-14
PIERZ


to John Schmitt, who has been living
on the Bergerhausen farm for the last
twelve or fifteen years. Mr.. Schmitt
will not occupy the premises until
next fall, after the harvest. Ccnsidera-
tion 81, 100.
The Pierz base ball team went to
Little Falls last Sunday to ,plav the
Little Falls team. Shortly after the
game started it began to rain and
playing had to be given up. Our boys
are confident they would have won il
the game could have been finished.
At the time they had to stop the score
was to in favor CT Pierz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schrefuaeel from
Dodge county, Wis, were visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Feucht, also
with Mrs. Anna feucht. From here
they will visit with relatives in
Coopertown, N. D.
Mrs. Mary and Annie Schlough. of
wheeler, Wis.,, we're here last week
visiting with John Leidenfrost.
The st. Joseph church choir gave an
entertainment in the Parochial school
in Little Falls last Sunday evening.
which was not very we'll attended on
account of the rain.
We are informed that the Little Falls
base ball team is to come to Pierz next
Sunday to play with our team.
D1ED-Wenzel Nespori, for many
years we'll known resident of the
village Of Pierz. died suddenly last
Tuesday, June 18th, at 6 o'clock p. m.
at the age of "a years. MIR. Nespori
came over to this country from Aus
tria, Europe, about IS years ago and
settled on farm three miles north
west Of here. until he moved to the
village several years ago. .ae was
stone mason by trade. The deceased
Is survived by his wifs aud one
daughter in Austria.
The Plerz creamery is now doing q
good business. MIR. Ekstrand, the
manager informs us that he is now
receiving large quantities of cream
and milk every day. Last Friday he
received @000 lbs. of cream. This
proves that the creamery has come to
stay. .:~
Frank Faust's new Grand Opera
House will be completed In q few
days. The plasterers have finished
their work and the carpenters are now
laying the floor. The building is 4Ox
100 #. and l8 feet from floor to ceiling.
In the back end of the building there
will be stage "a feet deep and In the
front part 6 feet are reserved for q
ladies' dressing room. wardrobe room
and ticket Office. with q gallery
above. This is the largest and best hall
in Morrison county, and Mr.. Fauet
has saved no expense to make it drst
class in every respect. This building
will be opened for the public for the
first time Thursday. June 20th. 1907,
by u concert at O'Clock and q dance
to commence at 9 o. clock p. M. Como
and see the new Grand Opera House.
! Next Sunday evening an entertain
ment will be given by the children of
the school under, management of the
sisters y. 8. B. A good program has
been selected and cordial Invitation
is extended to all.
Robert Kluge went to Wilton, N.
D., last Monday, where he is employed
as brlcklayer on the Washburn coal
buildings. He will not return until
about the first of December.
! Christ Faust ls building q new
dwelling house on his farm about
three miles west of Pierz. VIM. Eller
has just completed the mason work of
the foundation.
The work on the new 500 line had to
be stopped for the last five days on
account of the rain.
Chas. Gravel has rented his sawmill
on section 80 in the town of Richardson
to Henry Lust and Theodore Kasper.
They are to saw 125, 600 feet of oak
and g. 600 feet of pine and it is to be
done before harvest. ~
Frank Lyon of Little Falls was q
visitor here last Monday.
The three colts belonging to Nick
Hennen which had strsyed several dayl
ago, were found eleven miles east Of
here.
Louis Spanfellner. who has boeu
sick for about q week, is able to be
out attending to business again.
The Pierz meat market, Huber,
KinRen and Jacob Meyer proprietors.
} Is doing q good business. It i
delivering meat to all the railroai
: contractors.
} Hubert Bsres is getting tho Pier,
hotel repsinted and papered. He vii
also put . steel ceiling in the bar
room.
, in what 10 now Grow Wing. Csss