Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-06-05
nearly every part of the village and

nearly every part OF the village and
they are now in in most places, so that
one can walk over them without being
afraid of breaking his neck.
The entertainment last Sunday eve
ming by the St. Aloysius Young Men q
societyof the st. Joseph's congregation
OF Plerz was a success and enjoyed by
those in attendance. The two come
dies, Der FRANCIS in Dummlingen'
and "Gruendlich kurirt," were well
played by the young men of the soc1.
ETY. and received well earned applause.
The music by the select orchestra was,
as usual, good.
Martin Vosen of Ambrose, N. D., is
visitor with his mother in Pierz.
Martin formerly was in the blacksmith
business here and in the neighborhood.
He may stay few weeks Visiting in
Buchanan ndLastrup.
The Golden Rule has bills out
advertising bargain sale commenc-
ing June LIST and continuing 30 days.
BY mistake this is not mentioned on
the bills.
Max Kern of Wadena came from
there the later part of last week to
look over our village. He visited Rev.
j. Il: Stiegler, who, in former years.
resided in Wadena and had charge of
the catholic congregation, Of which
MI. Kern was a member. He also
called on Mr.. Ries, our clothing mer-
chant, who also formerly resided in
Wadena.
Mrs. John Wagner of Bertha. Fodd
county, came to Pierz last week to
stay with her son, Henry Wagner,
and his wife few weeks.
John N. Rauch has the planer
owned by Jos. Anti of Little Falls at
his place on the shore of Fish lake.
The supervisors Of the towns of
Plerz and Granite met at Theo. Gross
place Monday to look over the road
1t was decided to repair the road and
each town pay half of the costs.
Our county commissioner, Peter
WIRING, who has recovered from his
recent illness, and is now abe to at
tend to his duties as commissioner,
was appointed by the county board to
let the grading and work Of covering
with clay portion of the Pierz and
Little Falls road near Lee Leidenfost S
place, to the lowest bidder. He met
the parties on the place Wednesday,
May 9th and gave the work to the
following parties and at the following
prices: Adolph Stumpf, to cover 50
rods with clay at So. IS per rod and to
grade 81 rods at $2.75 per rod. Christ
Faust, to cover 81 rods with clay at
~. 40 per rod and to grade g. rods for
41. Osman Leigh, to grade 81 rods
for 50. 90 per rod and to cover 81 rods
clay at 81. As per rod.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the German State Bank in
the village of Pierz was held Tuesday
in the building occupied by the bank.
The following officers and directors
were elected for the ensuing year:
Dlrectors-A. r. Davidson, A. E.
Macho, P. A. Hartmann, Chas. Van
Herke, A. P. Stoll.
Presidential. R. Davidson.
Vice Presidential. E. Macho. =.
Cashier-A. P. Stoll.
June 4.-Frank Faust, chief eng1-
neer OF the Pierz fire department., will
attend the annual meeting of the Min
nesota Fire Association at Man.
kato Tuesday and Wednesday, June 9th
and 10th.
Mrs. VIM. Kalusche of Pierz, who
was operated on for appendicitis some
time ago, returned to her home the
latter part of last week. With her
the last zone Of the five appendicitis