Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-12-06
PIERZ

OoC 7'A0 AooI Wooh CoEIeS"
pondence an error was made IN the
first line Of the death notice Of Mrs.
Grell 1t should have read: 1.-The
grim cutter, DEATH instead of s'The
grain cutter. DEATH
Cnrist Virnig, son of our county
commissioner. Peter Virniy. came out
from Little Falls last Wednesday. He
wanted to cat his part cf the Thanks.
giving turkey at home with Papa and
Mama he is attending business
college at Little Falls.
OMalley & McKenna, the 500 rail-
way COZ TRACTORS. have completed their
work he-e. They Eave started for
Black Duck, miles lahore Bemidji.
where they have a contract to cut
q. 60O, 600 tee t of pine this winter.
Peter Nelson. 500 contractor,
finished his work last Saturday aud
moved his machinery Wednesday. He
has another six miles to grade on the
I other side of Snake river, but. will not
commence on that until next spring.
Herman Faust. son of Joseph Faust,
Sr., returned from North Dakota last
week.
i Il. e. Briese, enc iresr on the 500
line, attended the Ths" ksgivlnR dance
In Faust's Opera House and enjoyed
the same very much.
Louis Schibel returned from Cassel-
ton. N. D.. last week.
Theo Kobilka brakeman on the D.
n. & N. r. r.. with headquarters at
Hlbbing, Minn., visited his relatives
!, Thanksgiving day and attended the
dance
1gnatius Vanderhsar came up from
, st. Mlchaels, Wright county, to visit
with his mother and other relatives
Thanksgiving and attended the dance
a in the Faust Opera House. He is
+ cashier of the German American State
! bank of that place.
II Christ G. Virnig. who was recently
D appointed carrier on rural route No.
8. made his first trip last Monday,
r December ..
, Joseph Naeel. son of Arnold Nagel
q of Pierz. went to Little Falls last
/ Saturday. He will attend busin .ss
D college during the winter mohths.
! Mrs. Hepry Virnig became suddenly
Ill last Sunday noon. She was taken
to tie hospital in Little Falls that
;; night. 1t NAV be necessary to per.
! form an operation.
! Cap Gravel kindly asks the
fellow that took the lantern from the
. mill last Thanksgiving evening to
3 return the same or let him know If
he shall come and get It.
DR.. John Henueoke, V. s., returned
D from the Twin Cities last Sunday,
, where he had been for three days on
3 business.
The reports in last weeks CORE
! spondence OF AnReliue Wermerskirchen
being Ill with typhoid fever. was not
II h0 hoA A.
, doctors were afraid blood poisoning
!, would set In.
We are informed by some of our
best farmers that Pierz is as good 8
, market for cattle. hogs and poultry %
there is in our neiahorhood. Tie
highest market price will be paid for
, hogs and cattle alive or dressed.
Many farmers have gone to our
, neighborlog towns and returned With
, their critters could not sell If you
can get good fair price at home.
Why not soil to home butchers and
lmerhants7
Otto Wolf of Gold 9priug. Niuu..
and Jos Weglef Of st. Cloud were In
Pior1 Wedoes 'ay transacting business
with their. r.customers
= Mre. Henry Wuelluer of Agram was
suddenly taken sick last sunday
evening. but is now improving. Is ws
are informed.
VIM. Hall of Little Falls came out
Tuesday to settle matters that are
J still pending on the 500 right. of. way.
The ThspksgivIng dance in F.
Faust's Opera House WAS q grand
SUCCESS. The large hall was fillad and
vas almost to small The attendance
from BUckm~n was large, and all
went home well plea ed
Lonis Feucht and Henry Schnep-
IeDbeim have taken ont license to fish
aud they are getting Their boat b euse
repaired. They will go to Sullivan
Lake with a. W Cook, who lives on
sne shore Of the lake.
BIDS WANTED.
!. Bids will be received by the Pierx
Creamery Co., Brsdgman q RUSSELL,
for fllng tho ice house up to Do
J 90th. File bids with tho lncal maoaxer.
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