Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-06-11
PIERZ

the PlerZ hire department., went to
Cloquet to attend the convention of
the Firemen's Relief ASSOCIATION of the
state of Minnesota held the 9TH, 9Th
and 9th of June at that place.
Tom Nonahan of Little Falls was In
Plerz a few hours last week Friday.
He visited Faust's hall and heard the
Faust juvenile band play, and ex-
pressed himself as well pleased.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Norbert
Drummer last week Thursday, a
daughter.
Oscar Nelson, brother of our hard
ware merchant, O. T. Nelson, arrived
in Pierz from Erskine last Saturday.
He may visit here with his brother
and wife for few weeks.
The 18th of July is coming and our
business men are beginning to- consult
about grand celebration to be held.
So far no program has been made,
but parade, fireworks and dancing
will be part Of the amusements.
Last Sunday afternoon the second
baseball team Of Little Falls and the
first team Of Plerz met on the Pierz
diamond. The game was one sided
affair from beginning to end. The
Little Falls team was no match
against P1e1z, or did not play their
game. Jesse Leigh done excellent
pitching for Pierz. He famed out
players OF the Little Falls bunch rs
times. Sunday was very cool day
and one of the helders Of the Pierz
team told us they had snap Not
very often ball would stray out to
them, and they could lay in the grass,
out of the cool breeze. At the end of
the game the score was 8 to in favor
of Pierz. G. E Gravel acted as
UMPIRE.
The Pierz band practiced last Sun
day afternoon in upper town. There
are now twenty-five instruments.
They have been practlcing tor the
Forester convention In Little Falls.
As we are Informed the attendance
from Pierz was large.
Ed. Tanner of Little Falls and w.
B. Schrelner of Pierz went to Lastrup
last week Friday to attend the opening
of JOS Brummer's place. Plenty of
Golden Grain Belt was on hand and
was freely partaken OF. See the new
bar In Schrelner's saloon.
The schools in the village OF Pierz
will close Friday, the 18th. The
teachers were Philip Goerger and four
Sisters Of the order of St. Benedict.
They closed very successful term and
all teachers deserve great credit tor
their earnest efforts during the school
year. Mr.. Goerger as principal
deserves credit for efficient work done
in the higher classes The following
scholars have graduated in that class:
H: Nohner. Leo Wiring, Theresa
Meyer, Lucy Hlnsberger, Margaretta
Meyer, Elizabeth Marshik, Catharine
Bares, Hildagard Backes, Anna
Meyer. A public entertainment will
b Q ield In Faust's opera house Sunday
evening, June 18th, during which
Rev. j. G. Stiegler will present to the
above named graduates their diplomas
After the graduation exercises the
smaller pupils will play, smaller plays,
singing, drills, etc., will follow. Then
will come the five act German play
entitled: "Durch Nacht yum LIGHT"
which will be one of the main plays
of the evening. Several solos and
small operettas will follow and the
entertainment will close with the
Hunter Song by the chorus. The
Pie1z orchestra will furnish the music
between acts.
Barney Gross Will move P. Tretter's
plau0I W 11oIZ A0Al week..
Cement sidewalks are being built
now. JOS H. Grell and Frank Grell
started and others will follow.
Our second team, which went to
Vawter to play the team at that
place, returned a badly beaten bunch,
score two to ten IN, favor of the
Vawter team. But under the CIR
cumstances 1t might have been worse,
as only five of the regular players were
in the lineup. and those missing
included the pitcher and the catcher.
Henry Gau was pressed into service to
do the twirllng and done fairly we'll,
striking out six men. The Vawter
team wilt play return game Sunday
on the PierZ grounds.
Report of school district 10 for year
ending June Bird, 1909:
Scholars enrolled 50
Entitled to apportionment so
Total attendance in days by all
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
Notice 10 hereby given that Mary K.
WarrnAvski .>tAn 1,a H1od u,S<l, 81 IS.SS>.S