Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-01-17
FRIDAY, JAN. II. 1908.
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PlERZ.

Jan. ,l5.-Died, last Saturday, :
little son of Mr.. and Mre. Gust
Dahlmeier. The child was about ono
year cid and was buried in st.
j. sepns' cemetery last Monday.
Last Sunday evening the mother in
Law of Robert Kluge c.leb.ted her 80th
bi, thday. In honor of the occasion q
number # friends of the family
gathered and surprise party was
arranged. All present enjoyed the
evening very much as We are in
formed.
F. <. virnig had . large quantity
of postal cards. with the pictures of
the st. Joss ph church aud PArochial
school of Pie1z. made, which he sells
them. --. .~----s
On request Of several rarties the
four act drama. The Noble Outcast, -
which was played in Faust,s opera
house. Jaunary the 7th, and was
formerce ever given in Pierz, will be
put on the stage sgain Sunday even
inP. January Goth. TIE program will
be the same ss it was the first time,
OF ly there will be no dance after the
SHOW. The door receipts will be for
the benefit of the St. Joseph church.
All are invited. especislly those that
did not attend the list time. Do not
miss this chance. Remember it IS for
the benefit Of the St. Joseph church.
The Pierz orchestra with ten instru-
ments will furnish the music, same
~ the first time.
Another old settler pssses awav.
son Jolius Marsbek, four miles south
of the vilage. died last Tuesday fore
noon at II O'Clock at the home Of his
son. HIS wife died sabont i've years
sgo. Mr.. Marshek was an industrious
farmer and had many friends He
was born in Bridllsve, Bohemia. and
came to America with his family in
1874 and settled on the farm now
owned by his son julius, where he
died, cause being old age. Funeral
services were held in the st. Michels
church in BuckmaD, Of which con-
Qregation he was q member. last
Thursday at 10 o'clock .. m., Rev.
Lange officiating. Tue deceased
leaves four sons to mourn his death.
They are: Frank Marshek, our
! village blacksmith John Marhsek,
farmer five miles south east of Pierz !:
Albert Earsnek, Tropr,etor of saloon
in Cass Lake, and julius Marshek, on
the farm formerly owned by the
deceased Albert Marehek of Cass
Lake was notified by telegraph of the
death of his father and was here and
attended the funeral. Besides the
above mentioned sons, the deceased
had numerous grandchildren and other
relatives in Pierz and vicinity. May
he rest in peace.
Mrs. J. Kubitschek is very sick as
We are Informed. She .tsys with her
daughter, Mrs. John Boser in the
Last Tuesday thu wedding bells
rang again. The couple that got
married we're Jos. sand. son OF
Michael Sand Of Buckman. and
Antonia Boser. daughter of Geo.
Boser. Jr., of Buh. In last week q
marriage not ice mistake was made.
The item ehould have read John
Ger wing and Amalia Sobulte were
married.
i a. VIM. Eller has now completed
the improvements on his large harness
store and shop. The whole front ot
the building is occupfed d by the store
and the back part by the work shop.
he handles all kinds of harnesses,
heavy and light, and other articles in
the harness line: also trunks, satchels,
blankets, etc He also repairs clocks
and shalpens saws.
A specially is made Of horse collars
!, for horses that have sore shoulders and
in which case he makes the himself
and guarantees same. ALI kinds o1
carpenter work done by him. Give
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