Little Falls herald., 1909-01-15
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Jan. 1T. B. Hartmann will oper
up tin shop in the north end Of tht
village in the near future. He ha.
bought all the tools and stock necessary
and both will arrive in few day.
We have good sleighing and wood is
being hauled by our farmers and the
wo0d-sawers are getting busy.
John SchmOlke of Buchanan came
through Pierz last Saturday. He is
after parties that are buying wood OF
HIM when he is not at home. He is
not satisfied with that kind OF q deal.
He has made q fair proposition to
parties in need of wood.
John L. Boser shot wolf last Sat
urday. This IS the second one he has
killed the last few weeks. III. Wagner
and j. Soniker also killed one the
former part Of last week.
G. E. Gravel, manager of the Gravel
Milling Co., in Pierz, went to Mime
apolis to attend the meeting of the
Minnesota Miller's club that met there
last Tuesday.
Leo Beetsch of st. Paul is here
visiting with his son in laws, F. K.
WIRING and A. P. Stoll.
Herman Vanderhaar went to st.
Johns college last week to attend the
institute as student during the present
term cf school.
Mrs Marg. Hurm of Fargo is here
visiting with relatives and friends
She will stay a few weeks
Louis Kuschell, Robert Kuschell and
VIM. Schnetski of Buckman passed
through Plerz last Monday on their
way to Sullivan Lake. They stayed
In Pierz few hours to complete their
supplies. The crew intends to stay
two weeks and will camp in a large
fishing house which. Is in sections.
They carry same with them as 1T is
easily put up.
Math Meyer of Agram has rented
the farm owned by Mrs Anna Feucht,
one and a half miles south of the
village. and will work same for the
next five years.
The wedding bells are ringing.
John Hoheisel and Franziska Boser,
who we're both born and grew up in
and near Pierz, will be married.
Henry Riedel, who fomerly lived in
Pierz and vicinity, is here visiting
with his parents and friends in the
town Of Platte. He Is now employed
in a large bakery IN Minneapolis
Last Monday a tive-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Peine of Buh,
about three miles northeast of Pierz,
died. The burial ceremonies were
held In the St. Joseph church Wednes-
day morning, Jan. 13. at 9 9o'clock.
Father J. G. Stiegler read an angel
mass, after which the remains were
laid at rest in the st. Joseph cemetery
Willie and Herman Gerwing of
Lenore Lake, Saskatchewan, Can,
arrived here the latter part of last
week to visit with their brother, John
-Gerwing, who lives III Buh town.
There are now four OF the Gerwing
boys here from Canada. Christ and
Albert Gerwing arrived here OF,
Thanksgiving. A few days before
their brother Tony Gerwing left fo1
Los Angeles. Cal. The four brothers
intend to stay here until some time in
March, when spring work commences
in Canada.
I=Ihe undersigned has full blood
Percheron stallion, sired by Capt
Sigsbee, which he wants to sell. Tn,
stallion is Of a dark brown color ant
| will be three years old next spring
He is a good sound animal and weigh
about 1900 pounds. Any party wisi
ing to buy a stallion is invited to cal
at my place and see the horse.
JOHN PRElMESBERGER
--Pierz, Minn
One mile north Of the village. 45t
A new outdoor lamp is bein!
! introduced in the village, which, !
seems: gives general satisfaction. F
! X. Vlrnlg and Frank Faust have then
| in front of their business places. A
we are informed, the village is ais
going to put in new street lamps.
Grandmother Kluge celebrated be
S1st birthday at the home of Mr.. an(
Mrs. Robert Kluge in the north end 0
the village last Tuesday evening, Jan
-. The venerable old lady has bee1
blind for the last nine years. A larg,
number Of her lady friends assembled
! at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Klug'
and many were the presents the oil
lady received. The guests were vel
entertained until about II O'Clock
! when all went home we'll pleased.
Plerz Court No. TO, c. @. F.
installed the following officers las
| week: c. R., Theo. Thielen; v. c
r.. H. H. Wilkes; R. S., John P
LANCER; F.. S., Frank Marshick
t1eas., A. E. Macho; P. G. R., B
Gross trustees, A. Tembruell, Jr., H
Grell and John Dambovy; iDsid,
sentinel, Matthias Lokowitsch outsid,
sentinel, Christ p. Virnig; ju
marshal, Frank Gohl: sen. marshal