Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-10-11
PlERZ

Oct. 9.-P. Lynch hes resigned MS
position with Folev Bros. as store
keeper ia the firms supply store at
Pierz He returned to his home at
Foley last Wednesday.
NJ Wermerskirc1en made business
trip to Little Falls Ia st Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Fueges and
their daughter, Lentra Eueger Ct New
Frier and Mrs. Nick Dries ct Hast
ings, visit:d with P. Fl. Eerg and
family last Sunday. They returned to
their respective homes last Monday.
John Heih, who has been working
near Caeselton, N. D., during harvest
and. threshing, returned home the
former part CT this week.
jos. Fl. 6rtn made business trip
to Little Falls Wednesday.
We are informed that the 500 line is
to be completed to OF auia, or if that
point cannot be react ed at least to
Pierz, this fall Every effort is being
made to reach one Of these places but
not for tie purpose of running regular
trains, bat for the hauling of lumrer
and other ate,ials, also machinery
used In the construction Of the new
500 line.
Frank Bolster received letter of
Mrs John Bolster. widow Of the late
john Bolster. bis brother, who died
Q few weeks ago at Pom ona, CAL.
stating that the deceased vas buried
ct that place Sat1rdav. Sept. 28th..
We are also informed by him that
Tony Fueger, brother in-jsw of the
deceased, has received letter to the
same effect Mrs. Bolster writes tina
she at first intended to have her
deceased husband sent to PieTz to be
buried near his father aud other
deceased relatives, but afterward
decided differently. She DOES not
intend to stay at Pomona, CAL, which
place her husband bought last spring
and which is about 80 miles from Los
Angeles, but wants to come back to
Piers. Her near relatives are all liv-
ing here or near by. She intends to
sell her place, consisting Of six acres of
land. with good buildings and planted
with fruit trees and berries as has
been stated in the Herald last spring
and then return to Pierz. She intends
to bring the body of her deceased
husband TO Pierz for burial in the st.
Joseph cemetery here. She has re-.
quested her brother IN law, Frank
Bolster. or her brother. Tony Fueger,
to come out to assist her when she is
ready to move. We are further in
formed that Mr.. and Mrs. p. 81. Gross
of Los Angeles, formerly of Little
Falls, came to her assistance in her
bereavement.
Frank Greu went to Little Falls last
Thursday on business He has a
large stock of ladies' winter coats at
the depot and wants to see them
hauled at once.
Gold weather is coming and the
Pierz girls and ladies don't want to
freeze.
A bunch of fifteen men came out
last Wednesday to work for P. Nelson,
the 500 contractor.
Another bunch of Austrians went
out Thursday. We are informed that
men are quitting work faster than the
contractors can get them in. The
cause 10 because they are com PEELED
to lodge and sleep in tents and the
season 10 too far advanced and nights
too cold for that.
The following from q Pomona. Cal,
paper, describes the death of John
Bolster
John Bolster died suddenly on
Thursday at his home on South Carey
avenue, being suddenly taken with a
hemorrhage of the lungs. he ana his
wife and three children came to
California about six months ago for
his health Is he was suffering from
tuberculosis. On Thursday morning
he seemed to feel better than usual,
and remarked at the breakfast table
that he was glad he had come to
California. A little later, he went to
the stable to tend the horse His wife
heard strange noise, and on gong
out found him IN bis tent house lying
in . pool Of blood. Mr.. Bolster was
80 years Of sge and is survived by q
wife and three children.
Mr.. Bolster was buried at Pomona,
put the body may DO shipped here
later. - :. -
SWANvIllE