Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13

PleRz

March 1s.-The Clifton Kennedy
company Of Minneapolis, that was
booked here with their show for one
week, in Faults opera house, left last
Monday morning. They will come
to Pierz again in about two or three
months.
August Eichmiller moved to Onamia
this week. where he wiu make his
future home. He has built a house
and barn on the lot recently purchased
and will run livery and drayage
business at that place
Mrs. VIM. Vosep, daughter # Mr..
and mre. Robert Kluge Ct Plerz, who
has been staying with her parents all
winter, went to Nevis, MIMI, last
Saturday, where she will meet her
husband, who has been working in
the woods all winter. (
The Bank of Pierz has been
organized as q state bank under the
laws of the state of Minnesota as..we
are informed by Gather A. r. Stoll.
The name will be changed to German;
State Ba,k Of Pierz, Mimi. The
capital stock will be $4,000 It's
stockholders are ton in number as
follows: A. r. Davidson. WIN.
Davidson, A. P. stoll. r. 81. Berg, e.
81: Kerhof, p. 4. Hartmann, A. e.
Macho, f. x. WIRING, John Stumof
ana F. .. Bolster. The new bauklne
law takes effect April first and tho
bank Will be 1esdy for business under
the new law by chat time. The
officers Of the German State Bank of
Pielz have not been elected yet, but it
is understood that A. r. stoil will be
cashier Of the new financial iustitu-
tion of Pierx. Mr.. Stoll has held the
position as cashier of the Bauk of
.Pierz tor the last five years and his
administration has been satisfactory.
Frank Ellenbecker aud Henry
GouIet of Little rails passed through
Pierz last Tuesday, returning from
Onamia. They were well pleased
with their trip and think that 0namia
will be bright business place In the
future.
Frank Faust, proprietor of the Faust
opera house, has purchased 900 seats
for his hall and the equipment IF the
same is now complete. The seats are
manufa tured by a 81. Anderson &
Go. of Chicago and are made so that
the seat can be raised or lowered
Tue stork visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Math. Meyer last Tuesday and left q
little dauehter at their home. !
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jacob Nohner loft last
Wednesday morning for st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
A. p. stoll, cashier of the German
State Bank Of Pierz made business
trip to Little Falls last Wednesday. /,
We are having soft and warm
weather the last few days and snow is
going fast. 49,: ..4.
The annual election is in our
neighborhood we're held last Tuesday.
Az We reported last >Week, 1t seemed
rs though the election would pass over
very quietly, put that was:a 10 istake
lit was the slumbering Of tempest
which broke out Tuesday morning,
when opposition sprung up from all
sides and excitement became intense
in the town and village of Pierz. In
the village caucus was held last
Saturday evening and candidates for
the respective village Ell
nominated, but that did not prevent
parties from putting up an opposi-
ton ticket. The fight for recorder
between Frank GrelI and J. b.
Hartmann was hard one. The
res lit, a. ANNOUNCED by Judges of cleo.
tion, was 40 votes for Hartmann ard
46 for Grell. But We are Informed
that Mr.. Grell will contest tue cleo
tt IN. We will have to wait and ees
how this will develope later on. The
result, as reported by the judges, will
be found in another column.
In the town of Pierz the election
was also hot one. Opposition sprung
up in the last moment for every
candidate and exciteme Q 1T ran high.
The result is noted in another column.