Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-08-30
PlERZ

Aug. 28.-Ass't postmaster P. A
Hartmann informs as that last Satur
day mere money orders were issuet
than any day before since tie post
Office has been established. He gav'
out 40 orders amounting to 81, 702. 60
MANY Of the railroad workers SEM
money to their homes in this country
and in Austria, Europe.
Premesberger & Konen have com.
mence1 thIeshing. Last Saturday
and Monday they threshed about II
loads of oats and they say the yield
was much better than they expected q.
The Pierz Juniors of the village AID
the Farmers Juniors Of Agrem played
4 very interesting game of ball on
the PierZ diamond last Sunday after
noon. This was the drst public ap-
pearence and both sides played good
game, but the Pierz Juniors were q
little the better and defeated the
Farmers Juniors by score of Is o 4.
A second game was started but was
called at the end of the third inning,
on account of darkness. Upon r.
quest We give the names Of the two
teams. Pierz Juniors: Leo Werme1s.
klrchen, G. Noaner. F. Faust, b.
Burt, 81. Vanderhaar. W. Faust. N.
Ksrst, F.. Marshik and F. Kippley.
Farmers Juniors: W. Bednar, L..
Beduar, II. LANCER, F. Rsuch, B.
Leidolt, c.. LANCER, A. LANCER, J.
Terhaar and B. Bol)ig.
Mrs. Pauline Viktor of Cedar
Rspids. Iowa, is visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Medeck
and other relatives. She is the widow
Of the late Joseph Viktor of the firm
of Viktor Bros, who fon erly were
running q large clothing store in
Little Falls.
Mel WermerskiIchen made q trip to
the Mile Lac lake country last Sun
day returning last Monday evening.
The hailstorm that passed over the
southern part Of Ple1z about four or
I've weeks ago did more damage than
at first anticipated, as our farmers
found out when they got at cutting
the grain.
Miss Lizzie Donek, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Donek of Buh, who has
been very sick for the last two
weeks. Is much better, as We are
informed. The cause of sickness was
eating ic3 cream at darcing party
while being overheated.
John Dombovy had not quite one
acre planted with bailey, which
Prene berger & Konen threshed last
Monday. He got IS bushels, machine
measure.
O. L. .Dornberg, town ard school
district records INSPECTOR, who was
called to Cove, Mile. Lie lake, the
former part Of last week, returned to
Pierz last Monday. He is we'll pleased
with Cove and its scenery, but says q
visitor that is compelled to stay there
longer than day or two becomes
lonesome he misses social Intercourse.
he left Pierz Tuesday morning to 20
to his home in Redwood Falls,
MINI.
.-~-1neob Blake and Ed,~.,Bentfie1d went
to Fish Lake last Friday for an outing
with the intention to catch ut least all
the fish they could haul home. But
Friday was an unlucky d y, the
wind blew and the lake was rough.
They caught two nsh ana one of them.
says JAG. was 80. so---big.
Anton Kerich, janitor of the court
house in Little Falls, visited in Piers
last Sunday.
Math Elmer and family, JOS
Otremba and family, and John Ksps.
ner of Buchanan, were visitors in
Pierz last Sunday.
A harvest dance will be held at
frank Faust's new Grand Opera
House next Monday, Sept. 2nd.
Harvest being over, the young folks
that have worked hard for the last
few weeks, will atteod and enjoy q
line social party. Come and have a
good time.
A very pleasant and enjoyable fare
well dancing party was given Nick
Roch by his friends last Tuesday
evening in Faust Grand Opera House.
Mr.: Roch is going to California and
VI make his future home there.