Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-09-20
Fifty Years tho Standard
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PlERZ

x8QeC, e. a. wing S0u JSWoo AOvo
were out on hurting to1r laet Fri.
day. They bagRed all Kinds CT game,
such as chickens, ducks ETC.. 43
in all. One of the party nearly killed
0 jackrsbbit, he shot at him o few
times, then the rabbit ran away.
In last weeks correspondence IN
error was made in the item about the
Pierz creamery. It states that cream
and milk will be received Saturdays
only, which should read: Cream and
milk will. be received Monday,
Wednesdays, Fridays AID Saturdays
only. CONNER cling With Monday,
September 10th. -.
JOS. Bednar thre shed Thursday last
week. He got 7C0 bushels of whe
and little over 400 bushels OF oats.
Wheat yielded about 10 bushels and
oats about 81 bushels to the acre.
Another old settler passed away.
John Hoffman,, ST., died 1T his home
in the village of Pierz last Friday
evening at 9 o'clock p. m. Mr.. Hon.
mann was born. in LuxenburG.
Germany. January 7tb, 1927. Emf
grated to Amer ica in 1851. Settled in
CALEDONIA, Houston county, Mion.
and married Mary Deuch in 1850 at
that place. In 1875 he moved to Piers
and located on his farm abort five
miles north of the village of Pier1:
where he and his family resided until
. few years aGo, VIXEN they moved to
Pier1. He was compelled to give up
farm work years ago. The last few
years he has been getting weaker and
for the last year was not able to leave
bed. Twelve children were born to
him and his wife. of which two died
when small The children are Eva
Welsant OF Colorado City, COL Anna
Crest of Little Falls, jacob Hoffman,
of Sank Centre, MIMI, Geo. Hof-
mann of town of Bah, MIMI. Louise
Dun Of Boston. Mass. John Ho& mann.
j., Laetrup, MINI. Peter Holman,
Grand Fork', N. D., Mary Hoffman.
San Francisco, Ca!:. Henry aoff-
mann. Little Falls, MIMI, and Maggie
Hoffman Of Pier1, who has been with
her parents so far. All children OF
the deceased were ct his death bed
excepting Eva of Colorado, Louise OF
Boston, Macs, aud Mary of san
Francisco. who could not be notified
on account of the strike on telegraph
lines. The ceremonies were held in the
st. Joseph Catholic church. Rev. j.
@. StieRler officiating. Interment
was in st. Joseph cemetery at Pierz
May he rest in peace.
Ole Olson. who has been employed
on the 500 line ak miles eat of Pierz
under contractor Peter Nelson, was
taken to the hospital at Little Falls
last Fridsy evening. Cause was q
severe attack Of stomach trouble and
chances for his recovery we're very
doubtful. but Mr.. Nelson informs us
that be is getting along well and will
be out again in short time.
Our promineat merchant. Jacob
Nesius made business trip to Little
Falls last Tuesday.
Arthur Kluge. who has been in
Mandan, n. D., working with his
father, Robert Kluge. since last
spring, returned last Wednesday to
his home: il Piexz He was com.
PEELED to give up work on account of
sickness. His wife met him at Little
Falls.
Frank zaleger, who has been work.
ing on the large Brown farm in
Grandin. N. D., for the last few
months, was called home last Mon.
day. his wife being i'll and in
very critical condition.
Lille Berg, daughter Of P. 81.
Berg, went to Little Falls last Mon
day. She is attending school at that
place.
Frank Ruff of South Dakota il here
in Pierz, his old home, visiting with
relatives.
A. E. Macho went to Little Falls
last Wednesday and transacted bust
ness there.
Louis Grell and wife of Richlaud
county are here visiting. Mr.. 9rell
is brother of VIM. Grell of Piers.