Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-05-07

talked over and argued, but, as we are
Informed, no definite action has
been taken yet.
The st. Joseph society held their
monthly meeting last Sunday after
noon.
Some party or parties bought one
half ton of hay of some other party
few nights ago and forgot to leave the
names. Please inform the owner so
that he will not mistake and charge
the hay to the wrong party.
H. g. Balley Of Erklne, MIMI, was
visitor in Plerz a few days. He
stayed with our hardware merchant,
O. T. Nelson, during the time he was
here, and returned home Monday.
P. A. Hartmann received a carload
Of nails and wire which he will sell at
reduced price.
Kingen & Schwankl, proprletors Of
the Pierz meat market In the north
end, have Dissolved partnership. F.
x. Schwartz Will be sole proprietor
hereafter.
Frank Schebel lost valuable horse
last Monday morning.
A grand time was hau in the
Parochial school last Sunday evening.
The members of the St. Joseph 8
church choir assembled there A
program for the evening had been
made out by Rev. j. q. Stlegler and
the sisters o. s. B. The entertain
ment consisted of music, singing and
speeches. Later refreshments were
served. AS we are informed, all
present enjoyed the evening very
much.
Mrs. Christ WIRING, mother Of five
Of the Virnig boys IN Pierz, returned
from Cross Plains, Wis, where she
went to attend the first mass OF her
nephew, Rev. Carl Wiring, son of her
brother, Adrian Virnig She also
visited Madison, Wis, where she had
not been for over IS years. 1t is need
less to say that she found a great
change.
Steve Koehn called on his friends in
Pierz last Friday.
The U. S. cream separator is
SOLD in 0. T. Nelson store In Pierz
Mrs. Anton TembrueIl and daughter,
Clara, returned Saturday from their
visit to Coss Plains, Wis.,
Mel Wermerskirchen went to Little
Falls Monday to get his son, Leo, who
is student in st. Johns college. He
is i'll ana it was thought 1t would
be better for him to return home
and not wait until the close of the
spring term, which will come in the
latter part of June. Gottfrie Tembruell
has also come home from st. Johns
college, having finished his studies for
the past term.
The new P. A. Hartmann transfer
and delivery line is now running to
and from the depot. Fritz Rlcke IS
conductor.
Last Tuesday Tony Jamma and Mrs.
Anna Feucht were married IN the St.
Joseph church, Father Stiegler officlat
ing No wedding festivities we're
held. but the groom and BRIDE made
a trip to Wisconsin.
There are several of our first-c class
musicians trying to reorganized the
Pierz Union band. to play when the
Foresters meet in Little Falls June
9th
Last Wednesday the marriage OF
Mich Tschlda. Jr., son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Tschida of the town OF Buh,
and Miss Mary Bolllg, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bollig. were united
in marriage In the st. Joseph church
by Father Stieger. The wedding
festival was held at the home of the
b1 ICES parents.
We are requested to report that a
young man on a farm near Pierz was
walking after harrow one morning
after be had been to dance all night.
He held the reins and whip with his
eye shut and often came near stumbl-
Ing over the harrow. When he
reached the north end of the field after
one round. he found it necessary to
take a nap, especially as his father
could not see him. But after a couple
OF hours his father though somethln
must be wrong. He looked for his son
and found him up against a fence
with bis team and he fast asleep. He
unhltched the horses, unbuckled the
two relns, left them and whip IN the
hands of his son, and took them
home. It was a very comical sight
when the boy woke up. He surveyed
the whole surrounding country for his |
team until he received notice that the
team was in the barn chewing.
One Of the finest summer residences