Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-04-17

? store. They will put the boat On Fish
Z lake after It is built, and spend theiF
leisure time there fishing John says
, since the lid is on the village Il
dull Sunday afternoons and he win
, seek recreation by boat-riding and
fishing on Fish lake
s. Frank Faust has papered his saloon
and made many repairs and changes.
The inside now looks like new place.
= Ed. Fable, 500 grading Contractor
f spent a few days in Pierz the former
part of the week, looking after his
business interests. He and his fore
man, Mike Liese, left for the Snake
river country last Tuesday to com
mence work on the six mile grading
contract he has taken.
Joseph Ries, proprietor of the Pierz
clothing store, in Joe Hartmann
building opposite the Columbia hotel.
informs us that his stock of clothing
and gents furnishing goods is nearly
complete and that he Is now ready for
business.
The first thunderstorm passed over
Pierz last Monday evening: I'm
fortunately It rained but very little.
Our farmers want rain The soil is
livery dry and needs moistening, and
clouds Of dust are raised as the seeder
passes over the fields. The supply of
water in our wells is beginning to
give out The weather is yery
changeable. Last week too wet, for
seeding. Sunday and Monday so warm
that one had to look for the shady side
of the street. Tuesday night cold
and fr0ze to half an inch of ice.
John kugel, who has been employed
as barkeeper in the Little Falls House.
has resigned and returned to Pierz,
his home. ;
John D0mbovy showed us a hen
which has comb that covers tho
whole head and beak of the hen. The
head is in fact one large red bunch, a.
large as good sized mans fist Mr..
Dombovy is compelled to tie the comb
back or the hen would not be able to
pick up it's food and would starve.
Mm Meyer: who returned from the
O Malley & McKenna lumber camp
some time ago, is now employed as
in the village of Pierz
Arnold Nagel is exhibiting few
extra fine qualities of seed oats at
VIM. Schreiner's place in the village
of Pierz. -.
George Kiewel of Little Falls, re-
presenting the JAG Kiewel Brewing
, customers in Pierz last Tuesday.
The Kiewel ''Boocl' was given g.
thorough test 1t is the beer of
quality ~ g..
Miss Minnie Faust is employed as
clerk in Frank Grell's store during
the bargain days
Jos. Rles has rented the Schwanke
house recently vacated by DR.. John
4 Hennecke: He moved onto the
premises last Tuesday.
The porch on the east and south
sides OF, Robert Kluge's dwelling house
is nearly fnisohed. The carpenter
work was done by F.. Kammermeier
and T. Kobilka When co vpleted it
will be one of the finest residences in
the north end of the village.
4 P1erz Court No. 10, G. o. F., will
meet next Sunday evening at Z 80 p.
IN. in special session All are re-
quested to be present because some
important business will come up
The state auditor will visit the court
the first week in May. f.. 1855. 80 r.
Lost-about 3 weeks ago on route
i No: 1, keys tied to chain. Finder
\ will please hand to the carrier.
Geo. BoseT, j., of Buh lost two
stacks of hay last Tuesday by brush
fire
-. Z. OtOlI, cashier OF the German
State Bank of Pierz, was absent few
days, making a business trip to
several places in the county.
Herman Wilkes of North Dakota ia
= here visiting with his parents and
shaking hands with his many friends.
We hear that Mr. Wilkes went to
Alberta, Can, few weeks ago, and
called on Nick Sehr and Fritz
Friedrich who formerly lived in Pierz.
He says they are doing we'll
J. j. Boser hereby informs the
public that his licensed stallion
n Colonel will be in Pierz at his
home Wednesday and Thursday,
during the season. Mondays, Tues
days Fridays and Saturdays he will
be out in the surrounding country
and call on farmers at their homes
Call on John J. Boser, Pierz.