Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-10
Mandan and Blsmark during the
summer. where he did the lhrickWork

Mandan and Blsmark during the
summer, where he did the ,brickwork
on three bank buildings. one IN each
of the last three named places. Mr..
Kluge informs us that he IL already
hired for all next summer and fall,
There will be q1ite few buildings
erected in Fort Lincoln and the other
named places next summer.
The wedding bells are ringing.
This week three couples were united
in marriage at st. JOseph's church
in Pierz. Rev. j. q. StieRler con-
Quoting the ceremonies They were:
Gust Young of Rices and Cecilia
Nage], daughter of Peter Nagel of
Pie1z, married last Tuesday. The
rext couple were Peter Girtz Jr.,
sen OF Peter Girtz and Mary
Angermeier, daughter of Frank
AnRermeier, both Of Pierz, married
last Wednesday. The third couple
we're: John Gerwing Of Canada, a
son of the late Henry Gerwing, who
formerly lived in the town OF Bun.
are Amalia Boser, daughter of Gec.
Boser, Jr., of the town of Buh. They
we're married Thursday, Jan. 9th.
1903.
Our town clerk. G. A. Virnig. gives
the following statistics regarding
births and deaths during the year
1907: Village Of Pierz. births a.:
village of Pierz, deaths 4: Town of
Pierz, births 10; Town Of Pierz.
deaths 6.
ETo Rent-The buildings and
barn on the farm formerly owned by
John Wise and lately occupied by
railroad contractor Fable. The
party renting will get one acre of
land for garden, Inquire of Conrad
Stangl, Pie1z, Mimi.
The four act drama. The Noble
Outcast, was played by the Pierz
Dramatic club at the Faust Opera
House last TUESDAY, evening. The
large hall was veil filed There were
over 400 persoEs%kjn attendance. The
drama is q very heavy one and an
smatuer dramatic company that put
it on the stage and plays IT we'll
deserves credit, whicn the Pierx
Dramatic club we'll earned. The play
was undoubtedly the best ever given
In Pierz. r. <. Virnig, as Gerald
Weater. known as Jerry the Tramp.
played his part we'll. A. P. Stoll, as
James Blackburn, did foil justice t
The other two gentlemen Mr.. Wagner
and Mr.. Rieke. played their parta
veil, The three ladies, Mrs. ii
Bentfeld, Mrs. II. E. Wagner and
Miss Anna BaIes, played their parta
well. As q whole the play was 8
grand success. DR.. and Mrs. Kerkho6
received tremendous applaus sfter
the vocal and instrumental selection.
I'm the Straight. Vim. Hsll and
son, Franz, produced their famons
Clog DaEce. which brought the hon.e
down" Last, but not least. We I'm
mention the orchestra. The mu:iS
between acts was of a vtrv h;rs
grade, and We do not think - ss.
too much when We say the pis.,
orchestra can not be eqnsled IN % the
whole surrounding Country. AZ r.
are informed The Noble Ontcast,s
will be played again in two weelss
If this is the case, come snd sea That
the above written is true. '-''''
The Pierz Farmers Mutual Fire
insurance company held their annual
meeting last Tuesday. The COMPANY
is IN good financial standing Total
amount Of risks carried 54O6. 479
Total receipts during the yesr were
u, 1850 including $50. 90 losned
money. Total expense durlpe the
year. !. 469. o., which leaves q balanca
OF $S6O. 62 in the treasury and an
unpaid debt Of $3.50. The abova
stetement was given as bv HAM
Wullner. the secretary Of the oomnaav.
The annual election Of olacers -
also held and the o18cers Of M ~