Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-02-28

!! Fob. 81 u tho item 81 tho nov
town Of leigh In Pisrx news last week
Al error must be corrected. Ia the
second and third line It s1ould read
organized the town east of Granite
inste Id of organized the town seat
Of Granite.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Gruber
Last Thursday. Feb. ~90th, q daughter.
Louis and Joseph Virnig,. sons Of
Joseph WIRING, Sr, arrived here from
their present home near Quincy,
Wash, to visit their father, who is Ill
aud may not recover. They are well
pleased with eheir new home. There
is quite q Pierz settlement near
Quincy. Wash. Vim. viroig, q
brother of the visitors. who is
proprietor of q store, Fre1 Dahmen
and family, John Neckenstein and
family. Herman Rust and family,
John Kuder and family. aud Anton
RsUch, son of Jos. Rauch of Agram.
We are informed that all are doing
we'll.
A social dance will be held at
faust's opera house on Monday,
March 2ad, 1908. -
Boro-To Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
0ruber of Agram. Friday, Fer.
91st, q daughter.
Chas. Gravel of the Pierz Milling
company has moved his planning mill
from Pierz to Onamis. The planer
will be started at that place this COM
mug spring. Ecgene Gravel, who is
ct present running tho engine at the
Pierz Hour mill, will 60 to Onamia
and take charge of the planning mill.
Last Monday afternoon at one
o'clock the case of Mrs. JOS Grittner
against her husband, Jos. Grittner.
for assault and battery and calling
vile names. came up before Justice
10 Nohner. Mr.. Grittoer was found
guilty and fined IS and colts
amounting t. $500 in all.
Andrew Martz, who worked as
blacksmith for the SOP railroad con-
tractor, Fable, two miles east of
Pierz, resigned his position aud
returned to Minneapolis last Monday.
Mr.. Martz was at work here since
last sprlug on the 500 line and made
many friends during the time he
was here.
Mrs. Jos ,ph Otremba OF the town
of Agram is i'll. Cause il appendicitis.
The supervisors OF the town of
Pierz. met last Tuesday to receive bids
for white oak bridge timber aud
planks. Osmau Leigh got the con-
tract to farnlsh the town 1000 tt. of
bridge timber ct o23. IS per thousand
The supervisors also bought 5000 #
of oak plank OF P. A. Hartman Ut
$40 per thousand.
Frank Faust lost his dog. It was
the best dog in the United States
He would not have sold him for his
weight in gold. whether stolen or
strayed is not known. Frank has the
sympathy of all in has great grief.
The board Of school district No. IL
met Wednesday evening last week to
receive bids for a heating plant for
the district schoel horse. Bidswe
brought in by W: b. Ryan OF Little
Falls and P: A. Hartmann and JOS.
b. Grell of Pierz. The contract was
given to Mr.. Ryan. no being the
10 west bidder. He agrees to put in
= good first class heating plant for
$3.50 so.
A. r. Goldberg of Chicago and
john Hennecke, V. .. of Pierz, have
been canvassing this section of the
for the last two weeks, buv-
log draft horses. They succeeded in
getting two carloads. Pierz SEEMS
TO be known az q place where good
AND heavy draft horses can be
bought.
John Kraemer Of the town Of
Granite received q telephone from
Mi aneapoli' Informing him that bis
brother, Michael Kraemer, who was
of the American House
and who had ive1 in that city for
the last thirty years, passed away
last Tuesday mor0ing at the age OF
about 81 years. The deceased has
many relatives and friends in Pierz
aud vicinity. Besides his brother, he
leaves four brother laws, i. Q.
Stove Gross, Theo Gross. John Gross
and JOS Gross. all residing ia our
to mourn his death.
He had stroke of paralysis alb out
Eve years ago. from which he had
been suffering ever since. and which
caused bis death last Tuesday morn
log. as We are informed. John
Kraemeor aud wife and John Gross
went to Minneapolis last Wednesday
to attend tho burial ceremonies,
whioh will be held Friday morning.
As We are informed Nick Buhr,
who lives on tho old Hubert Brust
farm, is very i'll with penumonis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Setback mann are
the happy parents OF twin boys. Mr..
Setback mann is the foreman of the oil /
buchanan farm.
Last Tuesday Frank Kugel and
Katie Wise were married by Rev. j.
u. Stiegler in the st. Joseph church
in Pisr1 The relatives and many
friends were invitsd and attended the
wedding at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wise. We
wish the yo1nR couple happiness and
j)y during their future life
baling at Froelich 8 farm this week.