Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-10-23
PlERZ

Oct 22.-Mr. and Mrs. ,Gregor
Miller of Little Falls were visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Faust last
week Wednesday.
Adam Holm of Rices returned from
North Dakota last Wednesday. BE
had been at work there during the
threshing season.
G. E. Look of the Sullivan Lake
country was caller at Plerz last Sat-
urday. He says that Tony and +. X
didn't kill all the ducks in that part
of the country during their recent
raid, there are some there yet.
Harry Stone, the aides man, and
telegraph operator, has not been here
Of late. Oh my! Isn't it too bad
He was such nice young man.
r. E. Price, Ina G. Moe and VIM.
Emerson, 500 line surveyors, went to
Minneapolis last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Glrtz and John
Girtz returned last week Thursday.
They run threshing rig out west.
They threshed 48 days, in three states,
North Dakota, South Dakota and
Minnesota. John Girtz ran the en-
CINE, Jacob Girtz tended the separator
and Mrs. Jacob Glrtz boarded the
they are financially well pleased.
through Pierz on his way to Onamia
apolis and Hubert Kingen, of Pierz
accompanied him.
How about monthly market in
Plerz2 Now that the 500 line IS COM
pleted and we have a market for all
kinds of farmers produce a monthly
market day would be in place. The
citizens and business men should
consider this matter thoroughly.
Many villages in our county and in
adjoining counties have monthly
market days and they are a success.
Why can't Pierz have one? 49,
Louis Schebel, who has been run
ming theshing engine near Morris
this fall, returned home last Saturday.
Gov John A. johnson spoke in
Little Falls last Saturday. Quite a
crowd of citizens of PierZ and vicinity
attended the meeting. The Pierz
band had been hired to lead the torch
light parade to the depot and escorted
the governor to the court house, where
he made an eloquent speech of about
one and a half hours. The parties
from this part of the county say it
was one OF the grandest democratic
demonstrations ever witnessed in
Morrison county.
The supervisors of the town of Buh
met at Adam Virnig's place Wednes-
day last week. They laid out one
mile Of road between sections 20 and
Fl. Land was taken and damage paid
to Henry Schultz, Louis Jamma and
Tony Gerwlng.
Call at Frank Grell's store and
find out all about his $3.50 piano pro-
position. 20
Frank Farrow, livery man of Little
Falls, IS now conveying travelling
men and landseekers to Pierz per
automobile. He now completes with
the 500 line.
Theo. Karel and his mother of
buchanan were in Plerz last Tuesday.
The village council has ordered q
few new cross walks to be built and
Seventh and Main street in Upper
town.
Wednesday we went to the station to
see what Improvements have been
made lately. The gravel and leveling
crew have finished their work and
went-east the latter part of last week.
The tank and reservoir crew is
ct work yet, but will finish their
work in short time A crew of four
or Ave men are at work painting the
depot building. Quite large tract
Of land has been fenced for cattle
yard and stock Of any kind can he
shipped from Pierz station. We also
visited the J. Borgerding & COM
pany's elevator. During the time we
were there, which was about an hour,
there were six loads Of wheat, two