Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-05-01

Laos lake last week to Rsh wore very;
successful. Each getting over two
wash tubs full, containing over. 200
pounds. The parties were Frank
Rauch. VIM. Schreiner, John Schmitt,
P. Z. Poster and Leo Bednar.
Carl jacob Of the Geo. Benz & Sons
liquor house Of st. Paul and Geo.
Emder Of Little Falls were visitors in
Pierz last Friday.
w. A. Cook Of Sullivan Lake was a
Pierz visitor last week.
Rose Rosh, the 1O-year- old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Roch of the
village, was taken to the hospital in
Little Falls last Monday She had a
severe attack of appendicitis. An
operation was made Tuesday forenoon.
As we are informed the poor child is
in very critical condition.
VIM Anderson of Vineland came
to Pierz last Tuesday for load of feed
and returned Wednesday, He says
Vineland is very quiet just now and
there is not much said about the rail
road.
The Pierz Court No. 10 will meet
in regular monthly session next Sun
day evening.
N. H. Ekstrand and E. F. Ekstrand
of Cokato, Mimi, have been in Pierz
for about week visiting with their
brother, T. E. Ekstrand, manager Of
the Pierz creamery. They attended
the dance in Faust's opera house last
Monday and returned to their respec-
tive homes Tuesday.
Charley Hauer of Cass Lake was
here and attended the funeral of his
sister, Mrs. Otto Bolster. He returned
home Wednesday afternoon. Charley
for many years lived on the farm
known as the old Hauer place in the
town of Buh, about two miles north
west of the village of Pierz.
Rev. j. Il. Stiegler of Pierz and
Rev. J. Sand of Lastrup went to st.
Cloud and stayed there a few days the
latter part of last week.
As we are informed by parties that
are supposed to know, the Pierz
creamery has more than doubled it's
business since the plant has been
operated, little over a year ago.
Our farmers are raising more stock
and especially COWS. They find that
delivering cream and milk to the
creamery is a paying proposition.
The Pierz creamery pays their patrons
every fifteen days, and they have
money all year round, and can buy
necessary goods for cash, which is q
great benefit to our merchants.
J. W. Faust, our harnessmaker in
the south end of the village, intends to
move his business to Swanville,
providing he can sell his building.
, His stock he will keep He says
Pierz is too small for two harness
shops.
James McKenna of the firm of
o 'Malley & McKenna, went to Mime
apolis last Tuesday. If arrangements
can be made they will take grading
contract on the Dan Patch electric
line which is to be built from Mime
apolis to Dubuque They had grad
ing contract on the 500 line near Pierz
last year and their horses and
machinery are here yet.
The dance at Fank Faust opera
house Tuesday was not very we'll
attended on account of the bad
weather, but all present enjoyed the
dance.
Jacob Neisius requests us to
announce that some parties stole
two weights from his hay scales
Tuesday night. The parties are
known and are requested to return
same and no questions will be asked.
Pierz Court No. 10 will give
another public entertainment on May
18th, 1908, in Frank Faust's hall IN
south end of village. Mr.. Peter
Loskiael, state auditor, will be here
and deliver speech. The following
committee has the arrangements in
hand: Andrew Faust, John Domboy
and Jacob Blake.
Otto Excl has sold his farm IN the
northwestern part of Buh for So, 400.