Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-11-10
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- plERz
Nov. 7.-Jas. Froebllch has written
a letter from Kermlin, Montana, in
which he states that he arrived safe
but one of his cars of household goods
which he needs very badly has not yet
arrived He also states that the country
and climate suits him we'll and that
there are still bomosteads to be gotten
two miles from this place.
Frank Burnnette had the luck Of
killing an eagle on the shores OF Sulll.
van lake. The bird is large one ano
measures over seven feet across the
wings. Mr.. Burnnette intends to nave
it stuffed and mounted
Leo WermersklrcheD, Henry. Paul
and j. N. Faust took in the show at
Little Falls Saturday last,
Joseph Tschida returned IRON q SIX
months stay in Spokane Washington.
He said the country he was in rs TOO
mountainous for him. On the way
home he passed through severe snow
storm in Montana.
Chief Bender, the wonderful pitcher,
who won the championship for the
Philadelphia Athletics, is a Chippwa
Indian and was born near Mile Lace
lake, twenty four miles from Pierz.
Henry Ross of Buckman was Plerz
caller Saturday.
Rabbits are plentiful this fall.
F. K. WIRING returned from the
Twin cities Friday night.
John Philippe returned from Cali
fornia Friday.
John Marahik Of Buchanan was a
Pierz caller. Saturday.
John Hansman and Edward: Stangl
ere laid off the section on account OF
freezing.
P. A. Hartman shipped carload OF
potatoes last week. =;
A. W. Zins and wife from Red Lake
Falls visited last week with the
Hubert Bares family. Mr.. Zins is a
son-in law OF Mrs. Valentine Krantz
of Red Lake Falls.
Market day at Pierz last Saturday
was well attended and the merchants
report good business. It seems as
though the people begin to realize that
they can buy cheaper from the home
merchants on market day than from a
mail order house.
John Brown of Granite took in the
market day at Pierz Saturday.
Prof. N. Ahles and mail carrier,
Christ Tembruell, were out rabbit
hunting last Saturday and Ragged
forty eight.
John Gassert Of Lastrup was a Pierz
visitor Saturday.
John Mischke of Buchanan was a
Pierz caller Saturday.
John 4rel was at Roch Lake hunt
ing ducks last week. VIM. Konen Fad
charge of the saloon during his
absence.
J. Lavoy and family of McHenry,
ILL.,, visited with the Peter Newman
family last week.
Mr.. Gravel of Onamia was q Pierz
visitor Monday.
Mike Kiewel OF Little Falls passed
through Pierz on his way to Onamia
on business Monday.
r. j. Vasaly of Little Falls was q
Pierz caller Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Wiring of Lastrup was q
Pierz visitor Monday.
Mr.. Christensen, formerly of the In
ternational Harvesting 20. of st.
Cloud, was a Pierz visitor Sunday.
The show at Faust's hall Sunday
night was attended by q large crowd
and all were pleased with the pictures.
J. N. Faust and Christ Morrel were
Sullivan lake visitors Monday.
Miss Clara Neisius. daughter OF
Math Neisius, returned Thursday from
Bowlus where she had been employed
all summer.
Conrad and Frank Stangl, sons of
Conrad Stang], left Thursday for the
woods where they intend to stay all
winter.
Henry WIRING Of Lastrup was Pierz
caller Monday.
The children are enjoying the Sun.
day afternoon, by skating on Skunk
river.
Miss Angelina Wermerskichen was q
Little Fails visitor Saturday.
Nov. 7.-Mr. Pint of Granite was q
Pierz caller Tuesday.
The st. Joseph Society had it.
monthly meeting Sunday.
henry Ferguson of Granite was q
Pierz caller Tuesday.
Nelson, the photographer, was in
Pierz Tuesday.
Nick Meyer shipped carload Of
cattle and hogs to South st. Pau
Wednesday.
T.. A. Stromquist of Gravelville wal
a Pierz caller Tuesday.
The infant OF j. Otremba. who live.
on the Little Falls road, died Tuesday
night. The child was only a few hours
old.
Stephen Gross, the Lastrup butter
maker, was PierZ caller I tuesday.
j: Letter will leave tomorrow fer tn,
Twin cities, where he will take {
course in the Dairy school which vii
last about four weeks. From there hi