Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-06-17

Pierz Journal 9 iohr %;sd5te IS a a
Buchanan in answer to an address plac-
! ed into a garment which was sent to
the war devastated country in Europe.
| The letter was written Dy fathef Leo
pOld GrunWald:
| ttom. Cath. Passionate.
| ROSSbach, Austria. , 100,
Most Honorable Sir
| Several weeks ago you sent woman
or girls garment to aid US poor suffer-
ing; Austrians. This garment mas peen
handed to the undersigned to give to
a person very much in need Of a gar
ment of that kind. That L have done
| thank you thousand times in the re-
cipient and in my name for your kind
! ness.
| In America, there are many good peo-
pie that are sympathizing with us in
! our bereavement and say with Christ:
| Il am sorry for the poor people,. The
| four years war has brought all this
misery and unhappiness upon us. The
prices for necessities Of life are up high
| enough to make person insane, and
as our money is SO worthless, the prices
for food and clothing are enough to
make people crazy: In times of peace
lar and now we pay 600 to 700 kronens
these are sums only very few fortunate
persons earn Six years ago l ky. Of
meat cost l kr. 80 heller. now it costs
nothing but corn and beans and cannot
tn!nk Of buying clothing.
Should you my dear sir have dollar
| to spare for our suffering poor, l will
raise my hands in very hearty thanks
FOR such GIT: Your money W7,t, has ;so,;a
| good money people here can buy every
! thing they need. l send you thousand
| hearty greetings and may God the AL
! Your Thankful,
p. Leopold GrunWald,
| Paroch in Husband.
| bel Abtenau salzburg, Europe.
and Eighth grade class received their
| diplomas Monday evening at the St..
Joseph school, where a nice graduation
Instructive speeches on education by
Rev. J. G.. Stiegler and Rev. Fir. Did
FolloWing are high school grad d! a
I Edward Konen. Eighth, grade gradu-
ates are: Alphonse Flicker, Aloysius
Lucking, Oliver Brunette, Joseph Weiss,
j uIla OphOVen, erOnlca loser, Marcel
line, Hartmann, Dolores Hartmann,
Alvina Poster, barbara Girtz' Theresa
| A chautauqua will be at Pierz, from
July Goth to July oath. 1921.
| The business men OF this village have
! arranged for chautauQua for our vii
lage to be held commencing on July
tainment and something educational
and people OF this village and commun-
| ity should do what they can to make
! this chautauQua success.
| The A. l.. Noel and Co. of Minneapolis
commenced a truck line between Min
neapolis and Pierz this week. At pres
| ent. two trucks are being operated on
the line. One leaving Minneapolis ev-
cry morning at about 9 o'clock and the
| otner leaves Pierz at about the same
time. Ed. Renneberg is driving the
| truck between Pierz and Santiago.
| The company's intention is to haul all
kinds of farm produce, cream, etc.. to
| the twin cities and on return haul all
kinds of freight for small towns on
| the line. making it possible for goods
ordered at Minneapolis one day to be
delivered in any town on the route the
day following.
Sr. Vavina .. S. 3. of St. Paul arrived
at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Tomala Saturday for visit
at home. She left for st. Joseph today
| from where she will return to St. Paul
Miss Margaret Zenger left for Little
! Falls last Wednesday. where she will
be employed by her sister. Mrs. ]. T.
Schmid.
Mel Wermersl1irchen went to Mon
tana a few weeks ago to inspect his
| claim of 800 acres of land near Great
Falls, returning last week.
| Harry Prlvie Of CasSeltOn, N. D., ar
rived last week on a few weeks visit
with the Theis and Otremba families
Mr. Privie is son-in-law of Peter
Theis