Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-04-24
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April &C. Jos. Boehmer, an old
settler in the town Of Pierz, who
moved to Sank Rapids last fall, re-
turned and is now living with his
father in-law, Jos. Mand in the
village of Pierz. Mr.. Boehmer has
been i'll for some time and at present
is not able to leave the house.
Hubert Bares, proprietor of the
Pierz hotel, made business trip to
Little Falls last Monday.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Schmitt, last week, boy.
Frank Faust's Juvenile orchestra is
doing we'll. They are practicing every
evening and are improving fast.
Alols LANCER son of Henry LANCER
of Pierz, was taken to the hospital in
Little Falls, where an operation for
appendicitis was performed last Satur-
day. The patient is doing as we'll as
can be expected.
Phillip Jaeger of Torah, Stearns
county, was here last Friday and
called on the school board of district
No. IA, in the village of Pierz. He
has been hired by the school board as
eacher for the next term, commencing
in September in place of J. F.
Schwinghammer, who has taught
school in this district for the last three
years, but intends to go into the
merchantile business in Canada. Mr..
Jaeger IS a second cousin of Theo.
Thielen and VIM. Schreiner of the
village of Pierz.
Clara Spanfellner, who has been
attending the sisters school at Fargo,
n D., visited with her parents dur
ing the Easter holidays.
James McKenna of tho firm of
O'Malley & McKenna of Minneapolis,
who had grading contract near Pierz
on the 500 line last summer, brought
is head of horses here last week and
stabbed them in the Pierz hotel barn.
They will probably be hired out to
some grading contractor ON the east
side of Mile Lac lake.
The P1erz baseball club has at last
secured grounds for the coming
season. They will rent three-acre
tract of land north of the place where
the John Bolster lumber yard formerly
was located in the north end of the
village.
The ten and fifteen day cut-price
sales came to an end last Tuesday. 1t
is estimated that from So, 600 to
$40, 600 worth of goods were sold dur
ing that time.
LATER-We are informed by Jacob
Blake that the cut-price sales at P. w.
Blake<s store in P1erz will extend for
Is days or longer. Call at Blake s
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We have had very fine weather for
the last or 10 days and many of our
farmers had finished seeding the
former part of this week, and by the
end Of the week seeding will be nearly
all finished in this part of the county.
What we WANT now and what our
farmers are praying for, is rain.
Joseh Anti OF Little Falls was in
Pierz last Saturday. He came from
Sam Cyrus place, where his planer is.
He intends to do planning for all the
sawmills in our neighborhood.
Our doctors are doing a good bust
ness vaccinating at present. Smallpox
is raging in a very mild form in this
part of the county and children and
grown people are being vaccinated to
prevent the spreading of the dreaded
disease.
Eugene Wermerskirchen was taken
to the hospital in Little Falls last
Tuesday, where an operation will be
made for appendicitis.
Jos. Ries of the Pierz Clothing Store
went to Wadena, his former home, last
Tuesday.
Frank Ellenbecker of Little Fall:
was business caller in Pierz last
Tuesday.
Peter WIRING, our county com
missioner, who has been i'll for seyera
| weeks, is much better we arr
| informed.
Frank Rauch, VIM Schreiner, Joh1
Schmitt and Leo Bednar started fo1
Mile Laos lake last Wednesday fore
noon. They will stay a few day:
fishing and hunting.
H. J. Renner of Long Prairie came
| here last week to look after his
property, lot six, block one, the place
lately vacated by J. J. Drummer, who
moved to Onamia.
There will be grand dance givel
| Monday, April 9th, in Faust's oper;
house This being the first dance
, after lent, there will, undoubtedly, b.
f! large attendance. The music vii
be furnished by the Pierz orchestra.
Notice is hereby given that
the cut price sale of general
merchandise will be- extend
ed for 10 days more or longer
at p. w. Blake's store ir
Pierz.
The wedding bells are ringing fo
the first time after lent. The happy
| couples that will be married soon are
! Anton Feucht of North Dakota ant
! Rose Dahmen of Pierz, also Michae
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