Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-08-23


state on charge of arson.
PlERZ
Aug 20.-Henry Rosenberger and D.
Qulnlivan of st. Cloud were business
callers at Pierz last week Thursday.
They had not visited here for the last
thirteen years and were surprised at
the growth of the village sirce then.
They harly recognized the place again,
as they say.
Adol lph vsnderhaar has been az.
pointed assistant cashier of the Bank
OF Pierz in place of his brother, Igna-
titus. who resigned and accepted q
poaition as cashier in the German
American State bank IN st. Michaels,
Wright county. and left Pierz for his
future home Thursday last week.
O. L. Dorm berg. who has been
inspecting books of towns and school
districts in this part of the county for
the last few weeks, has completed his
work here and was called to Cove,
Mile Lac county.
A. W. Cook Of Peirz has bought the
Randall place on the west shore of
Sullivan lake and his family re-
moved there last week. Mr.. Cook
win divide his time between here and
Sullivan Lake, running q delivery
WAGON. Until last July he carlied
the mail of tho star route from Pierz
to Sullivan Lake and back.
Edward Konen has bought Of j. j.
Boser his halfinterest of the threshiug
| rig formerly owned by Premesberger &
Boser. The rig will be run by
Premesberger q Konen this fall.
Geo. Klewel of Little. Falls and e.
B. aoby Of Fergus Falls returned
from Mile Lacs lake last Saturday.
They looked over the country calling
at Vinela1d, Cove. .zWahkon and
Onamia. They enjoyed the trip very
much and were we'll pleased with
Cove, its fine bay and surrounding
country.
p. L. Poster and John Faust, son of
Jos. J. Faust, went to North Dakota
last week, where they will work until
harvest and threshlpg il over.
Our threshers are busy getting their
rigs repaired and in good working
order, and will be ready when called
on. There are about ten crews in
Pierz and vicinity.
! A child of Wenzel Volta, who lives
four miles south of Pierz, died last
Saturday forenoon. It was a little
boy about six months old. Cause Of
death was scarlet fever. Funeral
ceremonies was in the Catholic church
and interment took Place in the
Catholic cemetery in 'Buckman.
Last Saturday our Gre company
turned out and practiced for the first
time this year and the boys did we'll.
Herm. Koering bought large stock
Of shoes of F. Meyer of Milwaukee,
VIE. They sent him so cardboard
signs which he had tackled up on
telephone posts, fences, etc. Last
Monday and Tuesday morning they
were all torn down. he considers it
a mean trick.
A son Of Wenzel Medek, who lives
three miles south of Pierz, brought
milk to tho creamery and returning
home he passed load Of RAILROAD tim.
ber. his horse shyed, ran into barb.
wire, fence and cut its right hir
terribly. seyering the cords: DR.:
Henneke, V. s., was called and
dressed the wound. Although the
horse broke the wire fence and tore
up two fence pests. the buggy and
harness are net damaged. The boy
driving jumped out Of the buggy be.
fore the horse struck the fence.
The ball game last sunday was
one sided affair. The Little Fall:
mixed bunch that came out to play
our boys were badly done up. Th(
score VAS 16 to 2 in favor of Pierz
There was no excitement shown BY
tho players or audience during thl
whole game. We are told the Littl'
Falls boys did net come out to plas
hall, they only wanted to have goot
time. =
! Frank Marshik, Jr.. SON of Mr.. ani
! Mrs. Frank 4arshik of Pierz returned
from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, last Satur
day. He will stay with his parent.
and relatives at preesnt, but intend
to 90 back to Iowa later on.
j II. Wermerskircheu has bought !,
| ttoo Herbert piano, manufacturer
at Ottawa, III. It is . valuable
instrument and Us experts say, Roo(
lone. Theodors Thelsn boueht
Hamilton piano. which is : frs
class instrument as parties Of ex
3periGnoo claim. - ss..s<
4rs. G. Hinder Of Hokah, Houston
,foounty. 4inn., IL here visitin9 viii
her son, Henry Gassert Of the town q
IBuh, near Lastrup. She Is q years q
,sge and is lively and strong. 81,
has lived in Hokah fer the pest Eft,
lyears.
i Mrs. 81. viii stay here about ~,
weeks, from here she will 30 to Brain
erd and visit With her daughter, Mrs
Evans, ct that place. thence going d
Minneapolis to visit Louis 6aseark