Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-11-15

Others got ont of the pasture and all
three have not ret been found.
of rheumatism and il confined to bis
house
O'Malley & McKinna will finish
their work OF the 500 line in a few
days. They will then start for the
Black Duck Lumber country, where
thoy have contract to cut during the
winter months
Wadena Pioneer journal: Mrs.
Elizabeth Kunza, housekeepsr for
Father Steigler at Pierz, was here last
week to investigate into the Adams
failure Mrs. KuEza had - loaned
Anton Adams $780, Ire elder Mr..
Adams returned to Pierz with Mrs.
Kunza, bat he is nov at home again.
What disposition has b5eu made OF
her claim. if an7, is not known.
TheO. Thielep, carrier on ronte No.
|, reports that be handled 3,54l
piec:s of mail las; month. Still there
are quite a few patrons on the route
that have no newspaper at all and
otherswho have an outside paper, but
no county paper.
Tbs rural curriers' kindly request
patrons to purchase stamps. The
weather is getting cold now and that
makes 1t very bad to hunt in boxes
for pennies. Tae postofice depart
ment docs net request carriers TO
make change while on the ro7te. We
are Informed that the carriers will
make it rale not to MAKE change
from now on.
Christ Faust Of Pierz received a
letter from Nick Roch. who went TO
Pomona, Cal, from here about two
months ago. He writes that he is
feeling much better now, and he
thinks the climate there IS helping
him. he is working for Mrs. John
Bolster, and lie able to co light work.
Everybody is making gardens there
ard they can have all the garden stuff
they lwant all year round. He
planted peas ana radishes Oct 2tG.
He writes that products are very high
Il price there. Flour So 20 per
hundred 10. potat es &1.20; butter
40 cents; eggs 40 cents, and 50 is all
the other stuff. Oranges will soon be
ripe there and there will then be all
kinds of work Ee writes that he
will try to set a job in a packing
house in December, if he keeps On
getting better. He is just gettiug
over his consequences and getting
used to tn country. It is fine
country. no use of talking if one has
plenty Of money. He says further
that If he only gets we'll he is not
sorry he went out there. Pomona, he
writes. is very good place. There
are 20 churches there and no saloons.
In another letter received by Christ
Faust he states that he is feeling
much better and gained in weight 10
pounds since he ID there. The first
three week he states, he felt like
going back to Pierz, but he feels
like staying now. He is making hay
now on the same piece that has been
cot seven times. This hay can be cut
nearly every month and is~ sold for
SIS per ton.
He does rot know anything alb out
the way the people farm there. He
visited Los Angeles Saturday Oct:
26th and called on r. Fl. Gross and
family, formerly of Little Falls. Mr..
Gross has . very FIRE place.
Christian p. Wiring has received
notice Of his appointment by the
postmaster general as rural carrier
from December first and was assigned
to route No. =. formerly carried by
J. B. Hartmann who resigned few
weeks ago. Willie Wiring, hit
brother. has been appointed bit
substitute.
Hotel for Sale-The Columbia hotel
in the village of Pierz, Mimi, can bt
bought at q reasonable price. Fol
further information call ct the plac,
or write to Mrs. NJ. K. Wermerskir
,, chen, Pierz, MINI. SO St