Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-04-10

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sPlerz, but was generally il Pomernvs'
Wash. during the summer and ~
Portland Ore. during the winter.
She states that when she left Washing
| ton the gardens and fields were green
and weather mild. Miss Sehr Intends
to stay about three or four weeks.
Mrs. Hurn, who formerly lived in tle
north end of the village Of Pierz came
with her as far as Fargo, to call on
her three sons, Nick, Willie and John
konen, who are working at that place.
John Hennecke, veterinary surgeon.
has moved into the house owned nv
j. j. Boser, situated back of Frank
Grell's store There is good barn
on the premises and sick horses taken
to his barn will receive good medical
treatment
Math Hennen of Melrose, Stearns
county, arrived here last SATURDAY. to
visit his brother, Nick Hennen.
Mr.. Shaw, state and school land
appraiser, has finished work in the
eastern part of the county. He now
will commence appraising lands on the
west side of the Mississippi river.
Frank Armstrong of Royatlon and
John L. Gross of Pierz will assist
him. They will start work in the
town of Elmdale the latter part of this
week
Wednesday evening April 8.-Henry
Schneppenheim went to North Dakota
last WEDNESDAY morning to work during
the summer and fall at his profession.
He is a first class blacksmith. There
| are three places where he can get
employment; which one he will ACCEPT
he did not know when he left.
The time of the year is coming
which is not very healthy for dogs
that are running at large People are
getting ready to cultivate and seed
their gardens and do not want them
made rendezvous or gathering place
for dogs nights, to have them dig up
and destroy their vegetable and flower
beds. A little ''paris green or rough
on rats might end their earthly
career, as was the case last spring.
Parties that have valuable dogs had
better take care of them as the first
case of poisoning has occurred already.
Here is another report about the
new 500 line, given us by Mike Liese.
who is Contractor Fables foreman.
Mr.. Liese has been at work on the 500
line nearly one year. He has been
| busy moving dump cars, rails, etc., to
the place where Mr. Fable has taken
another contract to grade six miles of
road five miles this side of Snake
river. Contractor Fable is expected
here every day with his teams, then
the whole crew will start for their
new field of labor and work will be
commenced at once. Mr.. Liesse tells
US that the bridge across the
Mississippi will not be completed in
side of six weeks, and that we need
not expect to see the steel crew in
Pierz before the month of July. This
is quite different report than the
one you received yesterday.
! Owners of COWS in the village that
want to pasture same during the
summer months can do so in the
pasture of Henry WIRING, one mile
east Of the north end of the village.
| Monday was pleasant and warm
day and some Of our farmers com
lnenced seeding Tuesday afternoon
another snowstorm came. It showed
all afternoon and part of the night.
Wednesday morning we had over six
inches of snow, most of which was
Wednesday evening.
John Schmltt is tending bar in
John H. Grell's saloon Mr.. Grell is
confined to the house by sickness.
Jos. Drummer, ST., of the village
and John Boser of Buh made bust
ness trip to Little Falls last Wednes-
day.
Mike Grittner, who lives four miles
south of Pierz, while chopping wood,
cut off the thumb of his left hand
j Wednesday forenoon.
Adam Tembreull of the town of Buh
is nursing a sore hand. He hit his
thumb on the left hand with a
hammer some time ago and thinks
that is the cause. There is danger of
blood poisoning
Wednesday our stores were crowded
with buyers taking advantage of the
ten and fifteen bargain days On
account of the snowstorm Tuesday
farmers could not do any seeding
Wednesday and came to Pierz. The
streets were nearly blockaded at times.
This was especially the case in the
north end Nearly all our merchants
have hired extra help for the time the
bargain sales are on. -.
We hear from J. P. eau that he and
his boys and John Gross and Steve
Gross were out fishing at Kathio
| Monday night. They caught over 600
pounds of Mile Lac fish Werner
skirchen bought the one third interest
| III the eau & Gross Co.
You will miss it if you don't call
and see our stock of buggles and learn
our prices. Eich & Murphy, Little