Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-09-17
PIERZ

Sept. 16.-Frank Marshik left for
st. Cloud Thursday, where he will
attend the Normal. 100 49, -
Carl Kapsner an Magrs Rauch
were at the state fair last week.
They returned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Stoll returned
Thursday from a visit IN the southern
part of the state.
The first gra In tram over the new
500 line passed through Pierz on it's
. way to Duluth Wednesday.
Leo WermerskircheD and Gottfrey
Te: breull returned to St. Johns
Mrs. J. NJ. Rauch and Mrs. F.
Kauch were taking in sights at
the state fair last week.
A. VonderhaaI and p. Eiler returned
from St. Paul Saturday. where they
attended the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Nohner were
in st. Paul last week and attended the
fair. Mrs. Nohner also bought her fall
stock Of millinery.
Frank Boehm visited with his
brother, DR.. John Bohem, of st.
Cloud, last week.
Miss Della Wermeskirchen attended
the state fair last week.
Joe Kramer also was visitor at the
state fair. /
Miss Theresia Grell, who has been
home on few weeks vacation, re-
turned to Little Falls Saturday. i
Ibe marriage of A. E. Rengolds and
Miss Lillian Long, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Long, of Little Falls,
took place in that city Wednesday
after a visit to the state fair. They
returned to Pierz, where they will
make their future home. Congratula.
tions Art.
Mrs. Frank Marshik and Mrs. Anton
Macho and daughter, Hannah, re.
turned from Cedar Rapids Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucsa Backes left for
Jordon Thursday, where Mrs. Backes
will stay until Mr.. Backes returns
from st. Paul, where he Is at present
buying fine stock for his store In
New Pierz. .te.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. g. Bailey returned
from Litchtield, where they left their
daughter, Frances, to attend high
school. Saturday.
A. E. Reynolds made a business
visit to Little Falls Saturday. =.
A bear was seen In Carl Kapsner'
field, east Of Pie1z, Saturday afternoon
by several small boys. Several local
hunters went out after MIN and,
although he was seen, nobody Ragged
him.
NJ. Froellch is building a restaurant
and boarding house in New Pierz.
Miss Eva Gross is home on a two
weeks visit with friends and relatives.
Christ WIRING. son of Peter Wiring,
one of the county commissioners, and
Miss Rosa Arendt, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Arendt OF Little
Falls, were married in Little Falls
Wednesday. We wish them luck.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Nohner made q
business visit to Little Falls Tuesday.
Ed. Tanner of Little Falls was here
Tuesday in the interests of the MINI.
eapolis Brewing company.
Frank Mlschke Of Buchanan was
in town Tuesday. v
Mich Terhaar returned from St.
Paul, where he attended the state fair
Saturday: .-u~-.
People are now beginning to use
cement in building their homes. Mr..
Schafer and DR.. kerknoff used cement
in their Easements.
Fir. Rauch is erecting granary on i,
his farm.
William Schrlner, former owner of
'Schriner's Place left Tuesday night
for st. Cloud, where his father in. law,
Arnold Nagel, will be operated upon
internally. -,
It is nothing out of the ordinary
now to see six or seven trains loaded
for Duluth with wheat every day on
the new 500 llne
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Sehr,
girl.
Nick Miller Moved into the house
vacated by VIM. Schriner, Saturday.
Henry Vanderheuve moved into the |
Hoffman house, IN the south end OF
the village, Saturday.
School started on Monday with a !
good attendance. Another room was
added, making six rooms instead Of j
live, as formerly. The board hopes to !
add another room in the near future
John Kraemer and family will
leave for Vancouver. Wash.
Mrs. Clara Nohner received her fall
line Of millinery stock.
Jacob Meyer took ID head Of cattle
to Little Falls Tuesday.
DIX. s.. r. Fortiers was in !. town.
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