Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-09
4. 7 !.
PIERZ

PIERz
April 8. John 2. Berg bought lot
twelve. block two, Bergerhausen's
addition to the village Of Plerz, from
Frank Wise Consideration 1925.
Foley and Vavherke Co., clover
seed buyers, were here a few days the
latter part of last week. They bought
between 400 and. 500 bushels of clover
seed and nave now paid out over $1,000
here tor clover duliug the last two
months to farmers IN this part of the
county. There is not much clover
seed left In this section of the country.
We got above information from Chas.
Vauherke of Little Falls
Frank Thomson and wife went to
Garrison. N. D., last Friday to visit
with relatives. They may stay until
next fall.
Don't miss the special shoe
bargain at Frank Grell's store.
Frank Schwartz has employed a
butcher who just came from the old
country. He made all kinds of old
country sausage. ~
H. Wagner has sold his barber shop
and confectionery store to John Leigh
and A. Reynolds.
Geo. klewel ot.Llttle Falls passed
through Pierz on his way to Onamla
last Monday.
WCall at Frank Grell's store and
buy your shoes at the special reduced
sale.
TFor your Easter hats, ladies' call
lat Mrs. Vanderhaar's.
My stallion, ''Cornol,' will
stand at my home IN the village Of
Pierz every Wednesday and Thursday.
j. j. Boser.
Another bunch left for Casselton, N.
D., the former part of the week. They
are, as near as we could learn: Miss
Annie Hoppe, John Hoppe, Jr.. John
p. Held, Maggie Held, John Tretter,
Jr., Frances Froehlich, Christina
Frohlich. They will work until fall.
Casselton is headquarters for all young
people from Pierz and vicinity who
are looking tor work. From there
they scatter In all directions.
WThe largest stock of Easter
millinery goods at Mrs. Vanderhaar 8.
Cali and convince yourselves.
Charley Otremba, son Of MI. and
Mrs. August Otremba. went to Buffalo,
N. D., last week. He writes that he
is well pleased with his position.
WY You are welcome to look at my
stock Of millinery goods. Mrs. A.
Vanderhaar' in Pierz. -
j. j. Drummer of Onamla has dis.
posed of his property in Onamia. He
was proprietor of a shoe store in that
place ana repaired shoes. AS we are
Informed by VIM. Hohelsel, his father
ln-law, Mr.. Drummer Will move back
to PierZ and locate in lower town,
where he will start shoe store and DO
Easter dance in Faust's opera house
Monday, April 18th. Don't forget
date.
There were SONS fellows walking
around armed with good sized club
looking for the fellow who told them
that winter was over. Wednesday
morning we had three inches Of snow.
Mrs Adr1an Grel1, who is in the
Rochester hospital, and was operated
last week for gallst0nes, IS dong as
we'll as can be expected Mrs. John
Fl. Grell IS with her.
j. B: Meyer opened his new meat
market In lower town the former part
Of this week.
Timothy seed is looked for nov and
can be had at VIM. Schreiner's place
in Plerz. :s''7> 49, ~ ~,
VIM Sehrelner is gong out of the
saloon business. He has accepted a
position as bookkeeper with JOS Eich
in Little Falls and witt move to that
place on or before May 1st.
The j. BoF8erdlng Il Go. lumber
yard buildings in the village of Plerz
have been started, but are not max
ing much Roadway on account Of the
weather. We have all kinds Of weather
inside OF "a hours. A. E., Macho has
been IN Holding to look over the
Borgerding lumber yard at that place,
and see that the Office warehouse and
shed for planed lumber are built on
the same plan, only larger.
Work on the addition to be built to-
the st. Joseph's church IN Pierz Is be-
ing pushed but is not advancing as
fast as expected on account of the un-
favorable weather.
Wednesday evening st. Johns col
lege students came home for Easter
vacation. 1t IS a lively bunch. They
are: J. N. Faust. J. B. Faust, G. A.
Tembreull, N. Terhaar, 81. Vanderhaar,
Leo. p. Wermersklrchen, all OF Pierz,
N. KopWeiler Of Sebeka, and Eugene
Reinhart of New Ulm. This Is
lively basket ball bunch. Come on you
fellows from outside.