The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1909-11-04

              THE PIERZ JOURNAL.
Vol. i.
PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY. MINNESOTA, NOVEMBER 4. 1<)<)0.
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LOCAL  HAPPENINGS
Cont,ribut»ions of  News for t»his Department,
Will be Greatly Appreciated.
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PIOVFR ^FFIl SH.PPF.VAl-L SAINTS DAY MelWermerskirchen.
ImPICP i AND ALLSOUL'S DAY/! P«ty of ladle, out to
rnUlVl rIEnZ threshn
Charles
A ' I Saints ])uy v. rved
*   Vanherke   of   Littl in the usual way.    Avery
Falls who has been buying; clov-1 iarg-e concourse of people v
er seed in the  vicinity oi Pierz,  !:I   attendan.
shipped   a  car   yesterday con- church where ma read by
taming in the neighbo.-iood of Father Stiegler.   After'
worth   of  the   valuable
§3,000
The raising of  clo <l is
November is here and still no      Prank Faust made a bus Rowing industry in this sec-l
regular passenger service start- trip to Little Falls Tuesday.       tion and promises to become a
m lis\,f;h,"^ls",.'u,m'' I     [t    looks    as    thou8 ak   source   of   much   profit    to the
mills ot tne gods   etc. | thieves were getting busy in the, farmers.    V. ire other]
Mrs. Dr. Seguin wenl toLittle village. Several pieces ol pork places in the county where bet-
Falls yesterday and will under- which Meyer Bros. w< re, makijtg b-r results i t, Mr.
go an operation for appendicitis ready for smoking disappeared j Vanherke informs us. a fairly
this wee                                          | mysteriously the other night as: Sfood  grade   is   produced
, did also some corn belonging to. and at the present price of $7.75
Nick  lerhaar has acceptea a Herman Meyer.    Way he it was  per bushel and   considering ths
position in  the Kenton County a Halloween trick.
State Bank at Sauk Rapids.
r , ,   .,      ,    ., i      Mrs. Harsch   of   Lastrup   re-
John and  Frank   Kappes and  turm.(1 a wefik      o prid     |rom
W^niambitzmann of_ Buckman iPort   Ripley w|](.iv  s])(, undef.
at treatment with Mrs. Root
for a cancer of the nose. The
treatment appears to be sucess-
ful. A daughterof Mrs. Harsch,
from the southern part of the
state, has been taking care of
her during her illness.
a pn was   formed which
marched to the •
the usual  ceremonii per
formed.
progress last Fi ternoqn.
Mel. seems to bi -.villi
are plastering the new residence
of \)r. ttirkhoff.
Died.    The infant child of Mr.
and Mrs.  Joseph   Fleckensteip
last Sunday niKrht. The funeral
was held yesterday at St. Joseph's church.
A number ol relatives ^nd
i riends of Paul Hoheisel ci
on him Sunday night and enjoyed themselves so well that
thej did not depart for their
homes until the next morning.
John  Gross, son of The
(rross, who had   his an
in three  places  by a threshing
machine belt last week at Lastrup is getting along nicely under the circumstances.
Vincenz Altrichter of Little
Falls was in Pierz a few days
last week visiting with Conrad
Stangl ami Robert Gruber.
Everything in t*e line of lombe'
can be had at reas nable prices
at John Burgerding & Cos Lumber Yard.
Mrs. Louis  Br of  Las
trup. who he tpera-
tion   last   .lul\    ' ir  appedicitis
wi 11 have  to undergo
ordeal   again  a s the   operation
was not success
A wedding which wi 11 be of
interest to the people of Bull
town and \ i 'e at
Casselton, X. D. yesterday when
Christina, daughter  of Mr. and
Mr,-,. I Lerma n I r tehlicli k as united in marriage to A Iberi
nig.   Mis, Froehlich was accom
panied by her father !ea\ in
that  place  Tuesday.     It  is un-
I'eter l.illstein loaded a car of
hay and stock Tuesday to be
shipped to John Kraemer at
i ouver. Henry Kraemer
will accompany the car. Mrs.
Kraemer and the rest of the
family will start from Little
Falls for the wesl the same day.
Dr. Fortier. dentist, in Pierz
the second Sunday every month.
( has. Lathan of Little rails,
spent a lew days in Pierz the
latter part of last week". He
says he ma}' make Pierz his future home.
Bertha Sosgorski who has
been employed at Morris for
several years will be marri*
that place this week" and she
and her husband will visit her
family in Lastrup Sunday.
Christ. Tretter and I
rich will he  married al  Morris
une ,):) Nov. (>.    The   young couple
The sixth   annual meeting of
the   Morrison   County   Sunday
Association was held at
national   church   in
as ills  on   Tuesdaj   and
crop   should   lie   a   "Wednesday.
NOTICE.
Those who are owing me
individually or who have
Iunsettled   accounts  with
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION !as?cnwank,&rosSchwan"
|kl & Sloniker and Kingen
&Schwankl are requested
VICTIMS  OF  MAWS  CUPIDITY
Becvcr. -Jis-n. Seatr. V. '•. e All
Gradually
Cxtinct
Kiirai
! the firms formerly known
value of   the straw
profitable o
Mr. Vanherke
states   that  he
presentations from all parts
of the county were present and
has made a shipment from Little  a teresting   session was
Falls, and  wil I
from there.    He will also make
shipments from   Pillager,  Bow
lus and   Rice's and   expects
make one   more   shipment from
Pierz.
are both wei I know a hede.
Haul Hoheisel recentlyJ>ought
two expensive cows paying $30
a piece for them.   (hie is 13
the other 1 I years old.    So Paul
says. v_
Very little was doing here on
Halloween either in the social
or spooky line. Only a fen-
harmless tricks were played by
ihe youngst"
derstood that the young couplej     Ben itton   of   Vineland.
will   make
selton.
their   home af   ('as |
B. G. Terhaar returned from
St. (.'loud Saturday, where he
visited his daughter Sister Adeline O. S. B. of St. Mary's convent. Mr. Terhaar also visited
Father Raster, who is ill with
rheumatism at that place. Father Raster v. a formerly l-
ed .it Little Falls and is well
..ii ie this \ icinlty.
John Borgerdi g & Co always
keeps a complete supply of 1 umber.   Sash   a  d   Doors,   Lime   and
Lcment.
Subscribe tor theJOURNAL.
THE MARKET
Changed every Thursday
Wheat, No. 1 Jfortbern        '.'1
,, •_' Northern      91
., :; Northern      38
FiatX    l.fJC-
Barloy     43
Kye   '.     (SU
Oats       'M
I lav     ....  6) to Si
Umter, Cr<\i inei \       iin
. .     Dairy   15J
 -fl
St 2 SH)
. ,   Straight     2 s i
Potatoes       2\
was a   business  called   in   Bier/.
first part of the week.
Dr. and Mrs. Seguin drove to
Little Bui Is on Wednesday.
Seguin remained at the hospital
and will l>e operated on  for appendicitis on Friday.
SCHOOL REPORT,
The following pupils attending school in district 16, Agram
e neither absent nor tardy
during Hie month ending October -J.i: Laura Boehm. Susan
Bolster, Angela and Loi
Kippley, Hubert, Rose and Eva
Raucli, Theresia and Margarel
Stumpf. Agnes and Gertrude
Stumpf, Louise and Ida Wuellner, Bernhard Sporlein.
K'attie Haselkamp,
Teacher.
If this warm, spring like
weather ap a little long
er, the   readers of the JOURNAL
will  have  the  privilege   of  pe
rusing an o<\<' to Indian Sun
that will make the verse of Old
Hill Shakespeare look like thirty cents.    We have the Lnspira
tion now an.
ginning to sing to us.    We havi*
lined  the   following
preliminary lines to this p
<>h, Indian Summer
You're a human r,
We're glad you've come this way
With your scarlet dresses
And russet tres-
\Ye hope yo ay.
Andy   Fenh,   our county   sur-
ir was cal led to the town of
Platte   la-it   Monday to survey
road   near   Christ.
e's pla '
FrankSehwanklSr. has moved
to   the   \ ilia has   rented
Kubil
house in tie, - son
Bd. Schwankl, who married recently, will take charge oi the
farm about live miles west ol"
Pierz. His father in-law, Um
Kingen, is making his home with
the young coup
Go to Reynold's for your barher
work.    Me can satisfy you.
PeterThiesen of Meyer. Iowa,
is visiting with Jos. Jaeger,   lie
is looking over the country.
Anton Dombovy ot Holding-
ford spent Saturday and Sunday
with his brother ot this place.
Have
r tzor.
Reynold's    hone    your
E. Gravel made a business
to the   county  seat   Tin's
WANTS
Ai!\ .• - in this coluain
are  cbargod im- at   the  rate of
th e I- -i fee yw line.
For Sale All my household furniture, as gt>od as
new must be sold before No-
\ ember 15.
Mrs. John Holster.
Get your lumber. Sash ind
Door.*, f ime and Cement from
John Borgerding & Co.
E. X. Virnig and family have
moved into the Theo. Thielen
residence.
W. T. Blewett representing
the Oliver Typewriter Co. was
in the village Tuesday and as a
result some of us poor writers
will be able to make our writing
more legibl
Alois Keller left for Rochester, Minn., Monday to consult
with physicians. Mr. Keller has
been in very poor health for
some months and will probably
have to undergo an operation.
C.
trip
day.
New copper telegraph wire is
soon to replace the old wire
along the new Brooton-Duluth
branch of the Soo.
Mesdames Nelson and Wermerskirchen and Delia Wermerskirchen spent Wednesday at
Little Balls.
Miss Brick' and Miss (iross of
Little Falls visited at Jos. due
ger's east id' town last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Hies returned from the cities last Friday,
Miss   i is   back at   her
post  at Vouderhaar's millinery
store after a   pleasant visit   at
s, N. D.
Apples!     Apples!
Just receive, over a carload of
apples. Have about 200 bushels
of Baldwins and Spices mixed
which 1 will sell af Si per bushel.
Others from $1.25 to $1.50 per bu.
Now Is the time to get y<.ur apples  before the price goes up.
FRANK GRELL.
Meyer Bros, drove about fif
teen Ljead of cattle to Foley to
day which they purchased in
this vicinity.
TS. Look, who is employed
in F.X.SchwankPs meat market
went to Sullivan lake last Tuesday  morning  to  spend   a   few
days at home with his family.
W.B. Schreiner of Little Balls'
who is now employed with   the
Minneapolis BrewingCo. called
on his  customers   here   yesterday"
A movement is in progress to
put on a   home   talent  play   at
this place so - durinj
wink               h.i i e tin- fines
ci lilies  for  theatricals here of
any place outside ol   the la 1
cities 	
Notice of Special Election
Notice is herebv given that
a special t lection w II be?
held in ' he schfiol h use in
di v rict No. 1 27 in t he t
Granite on the 13th of Nov.
1 (>') for the purpose of voting".
upon the proposition of issu
inir to the state o1 Minnesota
Hie bonds of said municipality
in th a<,r";rebate sum of one
thousand do lars, bearing1 interest at the rale ol 4 perci nt
per annum, the proceeds tiieu-
of to be used tor i ne purpose
of bui d'ng school house and
furnishing the same anil to
be numbered nnd to matuie
as set forth in the resolution,
now on tiie in the < thee of the
clerk of the district.
Wm.Me er, Clerk.
Dated Nov. 2nd 190«J.
to settle their accounts by
Nov  13th.    Unle5s settlement is made on or before
th^   ab>ve  date   the   ac-1
counts  will  be  placed in!
the  hands  of a   collector
with instructions to collect by law if necessary.
F. X. SCHWANKL.
Tli'
threat nnd
was
whale
'   tin-
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iiled t.
Hunters  Kill   Big  Cn
Ti.. Kiiczly
nights   lor   th'
11  Trinity
region has at last heen slain
Tie
kilit il by
mining   man   < 'ninns
along the
Sin
inoui I ability, killed
Th'
is   the   fine: t    and
in the Trinity mountain re
Kions.    The animal bad
1  him
irretpqndi
cl
Ity   and   Graces.
or  tii
lor <>t
the bu
tho
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made
with 1
that the min 1   had
to sprout
rnltlli i       : 1 •;
will i>
Professional   Cards
Taken : p.      At ray place,
about  i> milts   south   east  of
Pier/, tour e 1 rly spring * alves.
The owner may have same bv
proving property and paying tice
Math. Patist-r.
NOTICE.
All persons are hereby strictly
forbidden to use \v«:ter fr<>m the
village hydrants for any purpose
whatsoever except in caoe of fire
or under the direction of the prop
er authorities for firemen's prac-
JACOB NEISIUS,
Pres. Villnjre Council.
DISINFECTING SCHOOL
BOOKS.
In France physicians have
devised a scheme tor disinfecting and cleaning Kcho( 1
books. A machine sucks the
dust from the leaves and automatically bathes them in a
disinfectant, and in a <rreat
dryer, something like a modem clothesdrye , such as ustd
in laundries, the books are
dried. When you are dry remember vou can wet vgur
whistle withGoldenGrain Belt
Beer. It invigorates and
should be kept in your cellar
for dailv use. Order of v< ur
nearest dealer or be supplied
by E. S. Tanner. Little Falls.
E. Ii. Kerkhoit
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Plerz Minn.
Edward Seguin
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office   et Ornq  Store
Pierz Minn.
A. H. VERNON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
First National Bank Building.
LITTLE FALLS,    -    -    MINN.
Tel; ;
Predicted the Airship.
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ill be
. and
says  I
in   ail he  would
1
Subscribe lor the Jiil'h
The Bijou Theatre
AT
Faust's Opera   House
1 have installed a new latest improved
Edison Motion  Picture  Machine
will give entertainments every
Sunday night only Sunday night
Entire Change of Film every Night.
Admission only
io cents
Get  your   razor  sharpened   at
Reynold's.     All work  guaranted.
Notice.
All persons who are indebted to me are requested to settle by Nov. 15. If
not paid on or before the
above date the accounts
will be given to a collector
Mrs  John Bolster.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to all
parties that are owing us to settle
their accounts by Nov. 15th. We
are willing to extend favors as far
as possible, but we desire to im
pres* upon you the necessity of
meeting the same promptly in order to enable us to meet our obligations, and in asking this we are
asking nothing more of y:u than
our creditors ask of us. Please
give this your immediate attention and oblige
Respectfully yours,
P. W. BLAKE.
JOHN N.EAUST, Prop.
lfyouar.» figuring on build ng
come in and let us figure on your
lumber.
John Borgerding & Co.
Royal 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 pre-
pared to buy a I wheat at the highest market price.    Give us a trial.
YOURS TOR BUSINESS
RICH PRAIRIE MILLING CO.