Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-01-27
PIERZ

Plefz journal, Jan. \l9) :-Frank
Gohl returned from Onamia Wednes
day, where he spent the past two
weeks fishing.
MI. and Mrs. Nick j. Meyer and
little son Urban Of Hoven, S. D., are
visiting at the G.. Boser home in
Pierz. They arrived here Monday eve
ming Of last week. Mr.. Meyer states
everything is fine in South Dakota and
crops were quite good the past year.
! Miss Frances Block arrived home
| again after spending a few weeks
| Christmas vacation with her sister,
Mrs. Leo A. Cellar of Hampton. Mrs.
! Cellar was formerly Miss Cathryn
Block of Pierz.
The telephone patrons of the Far
mers' Oak Leaf Telephone Co. Of
| Pierz town held their annual meeting
| on Tuesday at which officers for the
ensuing year were elected.
The officers elected are:
Jos. Stangl-President.
Theo. Girtz-Vice- president.
! J.. B. Bednar-Secretary treasurer.
! Louis Medek and Michael B. Mey-
er-Directors.
The Pierz Fire Department held
their regular monthly meeting in the
village hall Saturday evening at 8
o clock at which it was decided to
give a fremen s banquet at a later
date.
Our farmers are now busy hauling
wood, although the roads are not very
good.
The annual meeting of the Skunk
Creek Telephone Company of Lastrup
held their annual meeting at the John
son schoolhouse Saturday, Jan. 7th, at
2 o'clock p. m. The usual business was
transacted at the meeting and the
following officers for the coming year
were elected:
Glenn King-President.
Geo. Johnson-Vice- president.
Geo. Leeb-Secretary.
s. D. Wood-Treasurer.
Geo. johnson, Leo Wood, G. Sellen,
Louis Drummer and Roy Bruber-
trustees.
Louis Brummer-Line manager.
Mrs. Anthony Smith and daughter
of Duluth who visited with the c. P.
WIRING family at Little Falls are Wis.
iting with relatives in Pierz for a few
| days.
Mrs. William Huver Of this place
was called by death Monday evening,
January 18th, at 9 O'Clock at her home
4 miles east Of Pierz. The deceased
has been in poor health during the
past eleven months and tuberculosis
was the cause of her death.
Elizabeth Kupka was born in Swan
River, October Is, 1878, being 43 years
and 3 months old at the time of he1
death. Her home was in Swan River
until October 25, 1895, when she was
married to William Huver of Pierz
after which they made their home on
the farm which, the Huver family now
occupies. Their union was blessed
with twelve children, FIVE boys anc
seven girls all of whom are living
Mrs. Huver also leaves her husband
to mourn her loss.
Burial service was held in st. Jos
eph's church this morning Thursday
at 10 O'Clock and interment was in st
Joseph's cemetery here.
1t is reported that the Elk Rive1
creamery at which Nick Faust, son Of
Christ Faust of Pierz, is employed, arr
receiving approximately $4,000 pounds
Of milk every day which is all separat
| w ~ JIG C1edllcIy. Lie creamery al
,, so makes and S Cummings of butte
per day producing about one carload
of butter N eight days.
It is probable that the creamery
: management will also install cheese
making equipment in the near future
Then Genola Farmers Produce ani
Potato Association held thcir annua
meeting in Faust 8 hall Tuesday after
noon at which the following officer:
for the ensuing year were leected:
Math A. Meyer-President.
And. Duschner-Vice-pres
Ed. MISUNDERSTANDING
John Mischke-Treasurer.
Joe Ethen, director for years.
The Pierz Firemen s Relief Associa
ton held their annual meeting in thu
village hall Saturday, January 18th
1922, at which the annual business wa
transacted and officers for the ensu
ing year elected.
Following are the officers:
John Donrbovy-
Peter L. Poster-Vice-pr president.
VIM. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Jos. P. Meyer-Treasurer.
F. X. Faust, Peter eau and Franz
Neisius-Trustees.