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

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VOL. 1.
PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, NOVEMBER 11, 1909.
NO. 21
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JOHN OTREMBA DEAD
LOCAL  HAPPENINGS
Contributions of  News for this Department
Will be Greatly Appreciated.
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+!    John   Otremba   passed  away
f ' yesterday morning at fi\
: after an illness 11
j The direct  caus< eatli
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\ Report of Resolutions Committee of Morrison County
Sunday School Association.
MORRILL.
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cbool  work  as
Internation
Associati
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NOTICE
ice Is hereby given To all
parlies that are owing us to ^c tie
their accounts by Nt>> 15th. We
arc willing to extend favors r.
irday until
lay.
-  possible, but  w t'uiti'
prcs- upon you   the  necessity  of
ineetin;: the same promptly in or-
The supervisors of Pierz will
meet at the   village   hall  'Tuesday November 16, betweeniand
clock p.m.
berj Peucht returned irom
Montana last Sunday, where he
has been employed for tbe last
year or moi
Mrs. A. T. Northstead is here
from Seattle to visit relatives
and friends.
THAT MYSTERIOUS
w WILDCAT AGAIN
a1 ui ii' irious wildcat., which
is alleged to have been si
der desperate circumstances bj 'stuad   a
our popular clerk of court Sii
i-:;i.    Mr. Otremba*s first   >vifi l's   evangelization.        Our
in Germany am ssociation is an int.
ond time he moved ral part of that   work,   and   1 carried bridal
o   America, (appreciate thi
Soon after coming to this coun plans    a
try or a of   work   which   have   carried  carrw
tion and oblige
g  der to enable us tu meet our obli-
Inwn   Rations, and in asking this »c arc
asking nothing  more of y  u man
our credilocs ask   of  us.    Please
give this your   immediate   alten-
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Brick has suddenly and occupied until               th. '■                                                                                  ■ a trip thru the sonthei
iously   put in an appearaui Mrs.Otremba died a                                                                                                     I then ma            rnture
this village and 1                     the a-° ai
backbar at Wermerakirehen's.
ten chih •■• record as favoring tl.
Respectfully yours.
P. \V. BLAKU.
John  Hinder oi   Little Kails, ] PREACHING SERVICES
passed   thru   Pierz   Monday  on
his way home Irom (hiamia.
John Orel I has opened a lunch
counter in his saloon. Hot
"Wieners" will be served at all
hours.
The Bridgeirian-Russell Co. is
having    a    warehouse   erected   to attend
ou the lot   adjoining the cream
ery.
Rev. II. ('. Baskerville^ Pastor of the Presbyterian church,
Royalton announces that he will
hold preaching services in Mart-
ma mi's halI on Sunday No-.
her 21, at 10 o'clock a. m.
who are  interested  are  invited
N'orth Dal
ork suggested by th Ui,s  ■ 'to>B,,"n
national Committee  in   al i
lay Schools as far;
pra ■■ and • "■ of .1. < >.  1;..
en! partmen rinten-  da.)' night.   Unfortunately Um
go; and Frank,   Joseph and rl"' '•cult) of making enough  o<
H-ust a hoin are welld ompt them awnken  the   inmates.    Beth
farmers living in this   vicinity.'     We thank our   President   Mr. ifore attempting again, b
Besides    these   there    are    "w 11^ H. Ward of Motley,   for   his'
success
Ruth Dun
THE BIJOU
■ mourn hisd the various depart-
Mrs.   Jacob   NeisiUs  aud
John Dombovy   of this   vilI.
Airs.  Tii
ram. Carl < >tremba  who
to North Dakota a few years a
III   .Milt   ^ Lhl   .^' I 1 II    I  i <ll  I. "I ■     — ■       •■•..-.    •-.       ...
grandchildren and 7 great gfand st efforts for  th
children residing in I iity.   ol I
ZbSION
1
. Really
I'1. X. Virnig and   family  wilI
soon move into the John Schae
Ier house   now owned   by Theo.
Thielen.
P.M. Wilson, who is employed
as reliei agent on the Minni
division   of the   Soo. arrived in
the village last Thursday for a
visit  with   Mr.  and   Mrs.  (). T.
Ni
•nil.
The moving picture shows at
the Bijou  are being fairh   wei I
j attended,  but   deserve a better
I patronage.   Seldom ina village
of the size of 1 'ier/, is an oppor-
I tunity afforded   to attend   each
k an entertainment such as
'is furnished   at the   Bijou,   and
PaUSl   deserves    credil     l'()l'
his enterprise in furnisl
harmless   amusement    for   the
In the death pt Mr, < I renijba,
this community has lost 011
its oldest residents and a 1
Who at   all \ as   a   •■
hbor a iid held   in th
est esteem by all who kit
The  funeral   will   be   hell
Friday at I" o'clock   A.   M
St.    Joseph
Steigh i' official i
4-
'. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MEETING
Mr. Sandrock of this vi.-ini-
tv narrowly escap d injury
night 1 ist wee k He « a>
riding his wheel alter dark
when he fell into thedichand
drove his pipe stein into
o| his mouth.
John Kugel
ployed at   the
in Little Falls
ill his    old  home.
- and Eri
Ir..   who   is   I'm  ' people.
American 1 !■ nsi
a o"   days i^V.)
Peter Tretter  and   F,
Xha\ corn
and shr
so
li Schaefer and land ly ar
1 ed in the  village
i.e. irom Waseca. Mr.Schae-
,j.    .,  ,.' fer is   to become  a 1 nenl
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resident
,+„,.,.   1 ' ces that, as soon a-  tie a
s ia.1 l et! . ■ 1 , ,
arrangements,   he will   go   into
; the   stockbuying   and    pr
I)-.   Foriier.   dentist,   in   P;erz  business on   a large scah
the second Sunday every month,   j S< tirst    pur.
. hn    Schaefer
rm. bro oi Buh town
who .went   to   N.Dalc.   the hrst rr.hielen   ,-t)1. his   bric);   hous,
part..! last   week, where he at- south   Piera, paying the di,
led the wedding of Ins daugh-J ence     He l!low,;1 llis famil
ter. returned last Saturday.   Ile,1(( Uk. |aiu.,. |)|;UH, [ast W(
reports that he enjoyed his trip
\ try much. ■,     , i>    1
Paul Boehmer.   who lorni
I At i ■
ie business w
Not 11
tion  of a  scl
ii vva    I
Lard
poinl
phy Falls,   who   has
done efficient work as Secretary
I   treasurer   in   a    difficult
field and su. iring
ul! Sta1
to   thank   all   who
hav< iuted to 1 lie program
in an specia lly the m
which
the music on Tuesdej evefa
We ap e the earnest word '
Mr  and Mrs
1   ol    Sauk
lests at   Kmersons.   coming
ciation to the pri Sundav and   returning   Tu
CoU kindness dav_     They   c,lim.   1(,  attend
1  .he  wedding of   Miss   l;
and Mr. Sumner.
Mr. and Mrs.
are   moving   lo
11 run a
nt ure.
of  Mr.   I aud
hi .   I   d Speed.
John Begordia
Pole,     w !
-taurant   in
Got! eb
Rapids
K 11 s
were
publi and
mi in
is. and we
desire that a res-'     Mr.   Edwin    G •   an
r of N !:
with his mother, Mrs
v   l-lt    II"
M.   W.
(jl.'nivs Bullard, who is
teaching sch 10I in district N".
1 12, visit Reynolds   :
urday and Sundav.
Mr. Knic-t Foss is  hauling
lum■ er lor John Begor
wmsmmm miiiiii 1   iiihi
"Hi:
Y
y
iv Pierz
store, Luca:
proprietor
JohrVVirni
ployed as
bia ii
now has a general   lived here bui   who i past
rig1 the'several   years   has   resided   at
11k   Rapids,   an
yill
ifamte i-
em-
10s
tier at the < !olum
Barnej  Bollig   returned  irom
Brainerd   last   " A   dance
was held   a t hi 1 's house
and a large crowd 0
pie attended I had a good
time.
I'm- a visit   wil li   t  lal
They   k'U   this   wi
staP oi Washington, w ti
will make their ful
(jet    your
Doors,    ■ im
1 umber.
SCHOOL   REPORT
tort of distict No. 55, town
of Granite, for month ending
Nov' 5th,
No. of days taught
i No.  of pupi Is enrolled
'27
Th ah-
tardy during the month
are :      Ji
I
Theo
and and
Mike < rross.   Those who m,
than   two   days are:
ash  ind Niss, Mam er and
Mrs. Franli Grell and dai .
er Frances will lea \ e tomoi
for a visit at  S1
twin Cities,
-k' ire he 11
companied by li11 Idy". is
spending a few days visiting
her son Leo. at St. Johns Col;
lege, Collegeville, Minn.
REAL
mm
istand^ Rauc,] K'd   m   thel/
nnd   Cemtnt  front   William Eller.
John Liui'Keiding & Co,
Apples!     Apples!
Just receive '  over a •carload <>!
Jesse   Leigh,   who   wa -   em
ployed in the creamer) and did
the twirling  for the  Pi
the   summer,   is  sj
apples     Have about 200 bushels j few days in the  village.    Since
of   Baldwins and   Spices   mixed' leaving Piers he has been wi
which t will .<ell at Si per bushel \™S in Dakota ami other places
Others from $..25 to $1.50 per bu,
N.w i< Uie time to get your apples   belore the price goes up.
I KANK GRtlLL.
and   incidentally    doing   some
pitching  for  some
teams when unemployed.' Jesse
has developed   inb 1
i pitcher.     He has   been
to pitch for Park   Rapids  next
THE MARKET
Chi ;v Thursday
Wheat,  No. I Northern       '•'•.
,. 'J Northei 11  li'J
. . a Norlheiu                .... W
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Rve  80
Oats   .10
Hav   	
I .   I   M'.-III.C.-O      	
. .      Dairy   '-M
 -:!
Flour, Bert 2 00
. .   Straight  2 8J
year  at
month.
Ha>e
razor.
salary   - per
Reynold's    hone    your
WANTS
A.d 1 uu 11
111,. .      I 111'     IH.
Hve •
For Sale —A 11 my ho
! urn it.ure,     as
new     must be sold before No-
vembei
Mrs. John Bolster.
Notice of Special Election
Notice is
s;k\ i.il
u reby piven t hat
sjk\ 1.11 > lect'mn will be
held in 1 he schi ol li use in
disi rict No. 127 in t he lo * n of
Granite op the 13th >t Nov.
rH)(> for the p.n pose of voting
upon the proposition of issuing 10 the State OI -Minnesota
the bonds oi siid municipality
in th- aggregate sum oi 01 e
thousand do.lars. b.-aring interest at the rate ol 4 perc n"
per annum, t he \u-^.. ei. -
of to be used lor the purpose
oi bui d ing   sch< ol house
furnishing   the   same  and  to
I be    numbered   h nd   lo n 1
' asset forth  i n the  r.-
i i.ow on lih: in t he . ffic
clerk of the dist 1 ict.
Wm. Me ver, C
Dated No\. 2n
th M. Hoerner,
Teacher.
THE   REASON WHY
. ause
i  wan!  ti ul to
and around
Pier ■ with a
full 1 tanas
toys ful   presents
e   tc sell   at
very reason; This is
1   am
able to man 1 have I
upon 1 bed for months;
but   ■ :   will   serve
you 1 ly 1 will use my best
judgmen lling
something  that is good
and   pleasing to   my customers
as 1 can do this   on my  hack in
just as well as the man that
enjoys good health. •
[f I -ople in this vi
cinity wil I pair.
ter ab ty days
threshing.
The many friends of Mr-
I Seguin  who   recently   underwent an operation at   Little
Palls, will be  pleas* d to   '
that she is gettinc alonir !V.v"r-
Application   for loins 01 good   real estate or.
tels receive prompt attention.    Our  rate of interesl is
reasonable and our  terms easy.     Be sure t
fore making a loan.
OSrrmau ^tatr Hank,
PIEHZ, .MINN.
11. t leissler representi n
dens and   Co.   1
called on the   Golden   Rule   today.
Travelling men   were  as
merous as flies in   August   this
k   and   all   report   business
good and Pierz "a hummer."
EARNING POWER OF A
DREDGE.
On the Rio Grande   in   Te
dredging is very extensive. One
canalis 11 miles long, twenty
feet wide at the bottom, four
feet deep. The dredge whicli
dug this canal made a profit of
$18,1 ing $5,000 in
losses and also the tir.st cost  of
aachine.    This is just   like
golden grain belt beer. It   pays
The Bijou Theatre
AT
be supplied   by   E
Id  be*  er wail u le Falls, Minn.
Ta
der or
anne r,
LOST—Llewellyn   seller   l'i
and !
•'! Everything in the Uneof lumber
will be paid foi an be" had  at reasonable  pi
e  can make Our liv- for itself in   the   new   strength
have   S( an   order and leaves a profit m the pi
ij a cool draught when you
verv   attractive and   expect  to I are tired and thirsty.     lia>.
naV( ready for -lst' ln your cellar all the t
ness b\   Nov.  20. so if you are ' deal
thinking
gifts you won
Mrs. A Beier]
ordered is visiting with   her  brother L.
>r business, I Peucht.    She
Joseph Mi ,   |>;orz a!ii,
mah j'pai county
If you ar^ iiKiirin^ on build'ng; Qer future home,
conic in and let us. ti^ure an jour
lu-.rber.
John Uorgerding & Co.
Faust's Opera   House
I have installed a new latest Improved
Edison Motion  Picture  Machine
will give entertainments every
Sunday night only Sunday night
tntire Change of Film every Night.
Admission only
10 cents
JOHIS N.FAUST, Prop.
John I' id   \\ illiain
Pun- Dakota
harvest
<iet   your   1 mrpened   at
nted.
Go to Rej'nold's for your barber
work.    He can satisfy you.
John Boriverdi"*; & Co always
keeps a complete supply of Lumber, 5ash ar.d Doors. Lime anu
Cement.
Mrs. M.
in the nt
Royal Fancy Patent $2.90
White Rose Patent       $2.80
For Sale by all the leading merchant*. We
guarantee every sack. Having made arrangements to ship wheat, we are now prepared to buy a I wheat at the highest mer-
ket price.    Give us a trial.
! RS FOR BUSINESS
P.1CH. RtfAIRJE MILLING CO.