The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1909-10-21

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NO.
CAL NEWS
Jacob Neisius, Louis Fe
Henry (. Christ Schlegel,
John Langer, A. O. Mohler, Jas.
fh   and   P.   X.  Virnig
Little Falls visitors last Saturday.
louse in dis-
i   127 will  soon be com-
id, and school will be started this fall.
Those living in Buckman and
nity who desire to subscribe
the  journal  or  have job
work done maj consult Mr.J.A.
Dengel. He is authorized to
lake subscription and look- after
the journal's interests in that
vicinity.
Salesmen representing Duluth
wholesale houses are getting
busy in this vicinity and the
twin city salesmen will have to
go some if they hold the busi-
they now have along the
new Soo line.
Mrs. Mathews of St. Cloud is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Frank
Konen and   her brothel's   Prank
Edward Kom n.
Mr rt of St. Cloud who
formerly taught school in this
vicinity has accepted a position
as teacher in Brazil, N. D.
.). H. Hoppe returned from
All is, N. D. where he worked
during harvest and threshing.
Miss Sophia Bollig" returned
from Casselton N. D. Friday.
Thomas Kobilka moved into
his new house Saturday.
X. VIRNIG I
COMMISSIONER
i
BANK ROBBERY JRESIDENCE BURNED
AT AVON ■■
At a Dr
of the towns of this district and
Mayor Moeglein oi Little Palls
held last Saturday, P. X.Virnig robbers
appointed commission; I
the third district to succeed his
brother   Peter   Virnig who   resigned  recently on  account of
ill health.
Peter  Vir llent
service during his incumbency
in the office and is spoken of
highly both bj the people
whom he served and those who
have been associated with him
in his official duties.
P. X. Virnig is an able
progressive business man of
this village. There is no doubt
but what lie will discharge the
duties of this office in an efficient manner. His selection sci ins
to give universal satisfaction.
BUCKMAN NEWS.
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on    inn'-   wfl.   rohhed   , b°Ut '
nt ■   , ,,;•-.,     + 'ts completely
of about! lortlyafl nre ,:is;
o clock ^aymorn , away from home an,
boodle"     After   thev   had s • \ "'* "
cr-    the  monev tool *J
stoi'n teamTS fig ertLt- ^ S^TlSSextotW
ly had in   readiness and  dtOve took toe ,children to'i    ■
toHoldingford.   There the three I Safety  and[when
men boarded a Soo train going -s   u„ lhl
east. TTieyclimed into the et^buildTn;.   ?t £ b there ™h""™u™» -*•— •- *—
immW0^ but  I^^^^Brjwas    no    insurancel^^^^l
Wm.   Berg re
ineapolis   last
Mr.   and   Mrs.
turned   from    ^^,___________-__----_._
Tuesday.
A. O. M chairman of the
i boaiH ol  Billman arrived
Saturday   night  from
Litt: he attended
the  chairmen of
T the  third   district
to   appoint   a commissioner   to
succeed Peter Virnig.
Jno. Schaefer of Waseca who
ntiy purchased the resi-
e property of John Scha
place, has   notified the
er that he wishes to occupy
about
November first.
Eer of Waseca) is a s >n-in law of
John Mandt of this place.
Sister Ivai i >. S. B. w ho
has : luting for Sister
Eli.sha, v, ho has been on the sick-
list for some time, returned, to
St. Cloud while the latter has
r work in the village
school.
THE MARKET
Changed every Thursday
at, No. I :■     im
,. 2 Nortl em       !"J
sorthern         su
Flax IM
     .6
Rye     .    6B
Oats   	
iiav     85 to $0
Butter, t Ireamery    30
Dairy  ..' SS
biggs     -l
Flour. Best 2 90
. ,   Straight     2 80
mmmmwaaaaaaaaaaammmmmmmmmmmmammmmv-
Dr. Fortier, dentist, in Pierz
Sunday, Oct. io,
Phillip Kray. wife and daughter of Cold Spring and Prank
CoJk, son-in-law of Mr. Kray,
came up in the former's auto
Sunday and visited with the
Wermerskirchen family. Mr.
Kray, while here, inspected his
farm in Bub town, which is
known as the Bracke place. He
informs us that he recently pur
chased the flouring mill at Cold
Spring for $44,000 from J. C.
Enaight of St.Cioud. The company will henceforth be styled
the Farmers' Milling Co.
Mrs. Ed. Leese of Holcomb,
Wis. and her mother. Mrs. Alt-
richter of this place returned
Monday from Philbrook where
they visiting with friends and
relatives.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^   upon
Deputy Sheriff Herman who was  building.
hot on their trail and who board-' 	
ed the  same  train.    When  the J Motion Pictures at Buckman
train reached   Pierz the officer
with surrounded th
and  requested   fhe  robbers  to
step out   and submit   to art
but as they did not respond the
officer shot into  the car. but as
there was still no  r
car was opened and found l
empty.    As   the   end   door was
found to be open it was
that the robbers escaned w
the train was in motion.
Dr. E. L. Hawes, The Dentist,
will be in Pierz < n Friday morn-
I fig and until afternoon train Saturday Oct. 29. and 30. Call early
if you wish work done.
.lake Blake has been seeing
things! A genuine scorpion
left its haunts in a bunch of
bananas last night and was
creeping stealthily upon him
with intent to do great bodily
harm, .lake girded his loins,
isurrounded the animal and B
ly succeeded in landing him in a
glass
John N. Faust
tion Pic1 I luckman
Saturday night.    The pi
Buckman will miss something if
fail to attend'this
it is proposed a chap
eron Fohn this 0 ar;
to   prevent  his
again  as  he   was  1 iday
ht.
Agram.
Maggie b
:.i\.
Henry Wuellner nnd wife d'o'
River sal uraai to \ is-ii with
ami rel urned homo mi md«i.
ed church in Uucka.au .-mid.!
ibun boi
Thursday.   Tin \ lepoi I 1 .'iiiful
mid pot onl\ eixtj eight.
ly with
Henn Zii
^^Haaaaa^Haaaal
dil\
HOW TO KEEP CUT FLOWERS FRESH
A woman lis cut 0
ers for .1 living li;.
cigar   stn tls,   and   chars  tiv
- with it
She
iiur
would destrov it.
is p ■
will vice  as
is    refivshine-   at    ail    times.
Rvery home sh.
in    th -ir   cella r
1 should   be sen
1 meal.     ()r der of  your
'■ dealer or be suppli
j Tanner, Little Fa
call this \\ar.
in  hopes   she
off her things an
but   it  seems  Old   Ja« I
tvas on her trail
.nd
wil
Everything in t>ic lineof lumber
can be had nt reas nahle prices
.it John Uorgerdi
her Ynrd.
Roller]
Skating
Hartmann s Hall
EVtHFRV
Tuesday and Thursday Nights
Sunday Afternoon
and
Evening
'irnig j^^^^^^^H^H
strand   are  trying
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Ihort   and    miserable    for   the
Jacob Meyer made a business [ducks out at Sullivan  lake this
trip to Little Falls Friday.
Mrs. Peter Mueller of Buck-
man was visiting relatives here
Saturda
week.    We will
t issue.
I o Meyer
mmaaaamaaaaam^m^^m^m^^^^^^^Jr^s\--y \[\v that
oohn liorgerding & Co   always 1^, slloot him
WANTS
Advertisements in this coIud a
the   rate of
per line. j
For Sale — Mv eight room
house and good barn and three
lots on second street in upper
Pierz.    Inquire, Frank Wise.
Profess inai   Cards
E. H. Kerkhoil
keeps a complete supply of Lumo
er, Sash aid Doors, i.ime and
cement.
.Meyer Bros,  received  a  new
1 St.
ClOUd;
P. X. Yirning received a new
shoe-maker's   ;-■ machine
Saturda}.
Meyer Bros, ha -1   put in a
1   floor in the   back part of
their shop.    The  old floor  was
ruined by the tire last week.
Dr. Fortier, rentist, in Pierz
the second bunday every month.
re's anotht r one little
Falls nimrod: According to reports, S. J. Vasaly, who with
Dr. Fortier and Dr. Seguin were
hunting ducks at Sullivan  lake
ntly, was ii
oi a practical joke. He wai
coyed into taking a pot shot at
a bunch of decays and when
none of the ducks attempted to
fly he was so elated over his
success that he shouted "I got
'em all 1 got 'em all". However Mr. Vasa ly did not go home
empty-handed as he shot a half
dozen ducks ( with silver bullets.)
on his way home.
Get your 1 umber, Sash nnd
Doors, I.ime and Cement from
John Borgerding & Co.
A party of .   chaperon
ed by Mel Wern
drove out to Theo. Gross's farm
Friday to "help thresh". They
lifted one sack of wheat, fifed
the engine For a few minutes
and shoveled smoke, but hardly
ri the delicious supper, to
which they did ample justice.
Henry ■
-I   from   Dakota   yesterday .
s going back" to Dakota and
from there to Vancouver v. I
bis fathei
Casper Braun moved into the
old Louis Berg place Saturda}7.
Math. Rupert of Richmond is
w orking in the interest of
the St. Paul Wandel
Mrs   Hill re  niid  her    in<
day.
Ed. Stumpf
OUt llll
Bern hard Tel
ing ii
futii*
C.al.
1 In?
parents, l< Rath
BUCKMAN.
John Schmolke ahippi losda
or .-aUlo Lo Duluth  1
Benson  &   Marshik   have   com]
threshing and Franl
ml out with his ciover huller.
sidence pr
Subscribe tor
COMPETENT INSTRUCTORS
th& JOURNAL 4   F  RovnnMs.  Prop.
The Bijou Theatre
AT
Faust s Opera   House
SCHOOL REPORTS.
The fallowing pupils of dist.
No. 98   recen ed   pe | ten
dance certificates for the month
endin ber 15:    Hubert and
Christina Jamma, Leonard and
Stosia Hocheisel, Mich., Anna.
Mary and Olivia Girtz, Thomas
and i'Vno Kastanek. tierm. and
hVno   Block,    Katie    I1
[Barbara A ltricl
Total number enrolled was 20.
Attendance was sat ry.
Simon S. Meyer,
Teacher.
Enclosed   please   tiud   na
of pupils in dist. 39who attended school and were- 1 ab
sent nor tardy during the month
ending Oct.   15th    1900:     Rose
Virnig,   Ruth Beckman,  Emma
Tretter. Tin hris-
tinaTretter,Jo ;eph Boser. 1 'rank
Boser, Anna Boser, KatieHoppe,
Joseph Tschida, .Mich. Tscl
Clara  Tschida.    Prank Gelhar,
Katie Gelhar, Katie Sontag and
Math. Sontag.
Lizzie Keller.
Teacher.
I have instalieu a new latest improved
Edison Motion  Picture  Machine
will give entertainments every
ihun-c a oiivl .-. in the M u
li;iil wiis   u snd   ever;
Nuk II. Mu<
Ited a Heoij !)^ H	
or. rortier dentist, at B^-j Wednesday night.Sunday afternoon & night
man Sunday, Oct. ;.,. I J        ° J p
John Totira  moved to
ii u.ilcs west of I' w hich 1^ <
by John Schmolke.
lintire Change of Film e\ vcht.
Notice.
Notice   is  hereby   given  to  all
rlYSICIAN and SURGEON! PartUs that are owine me t0 set-
ier~ Minn -*'e lneir accounts by Nov. 1.    All
. 1 ' '. '. '. \ accounts  not settled  for at  that
j date will bear 10 per cent interest
Communication.
In a rei E theTr
cript under the head of I
I correspondence was an item
stating that my store was soon
to be converted into a dance
hall etc. The correspondent has
evidently gotten his facts m
as tl ment is entirely un
true and  without foundation in
fact. seph H. Grell.
Millbury or I..
Sunday Using up John Schmolke's auto.
Mi*--.-- Ako«8 Marshik left for Royalton
Sunday whore tin- wi I he employi
Jacob ZiegIer of fioj niton   •.
.- Sundav.
John A, Brandl n:.d Jacob A. Di
wcie h
Kd. Hull' \\ i 1 start a fu ore in
the Jos. II. Sand implementsto
.Mrs. Herman \ erj
sick.
Wedneodaj   the   marriage  of W
Houn and e was
uo   in   thi ihael'a
church.   The y<
ular   in this  vicinit)   and   their be
friends will wish them a king and
:ded life.
Herman dan.
'ley Sunday.
Paulina Beka is on thi
Rudolph Stepan b
lleury Dengel'a Sunday.
August Weisbr.cn will have his build
,i  b\ the end of  the
^Haaaaaaaa
Admission only
10 cents
JOHN N. FALSE, Prop.
Royai Fancy Patent $2.90
White Rose Patent       $2.80
For Sale by all the leading merchants. We
guarantee every sack. Having made arrangements to ship wheat, we are now piPe*
pared to buy a I wheat at ihe highest market price.    Give us a trial
YOURS tOR BUSINESS
RICH PRAIRIE MILLING CO.
Edward Seguin   ^^^^^^^^^^^
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON | ^rom date above raenWoaed
Office   at Drns  Store
P. A. HARTMANN.
Pierz,
A. H. VERNON,
The most centrally located
popular pricedEuropean hotel,
new and up- is theBeau-
\ TTORNEY AF LAW io^ hotel.; opposite Postoffice,
_ ..J, linneapolis.    It   will   pli
irst National Bank Building. ' *
TLE FALLS.    -    -    MINIM,!
I
Notice.
Those who are indebted to me
are kindly requested to fettle
their accounts by Nov. first. If
not paid by that time it will be
necessary for me to put ths accounts into the hands of a collector. FRANK GRELL.
FALL
^ny.liiKry    /^ pening
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I wish to announce   to    m\
many patrons that my fall and
winter stock has arri\
is larger than ever before.   It
includes all the
>-date, and bears ..
>n.     You are
C!afl.HH
BE/SJJRi
STABLE
SUPPLIES
BICKMOR
■ for aTiall.t,**'
AXi
WHIPS,
COLL,
WM. t LLER Pier?, Minn.
Attend th® Dance at Faust's, ^alt, Monday.