The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1909-11-25

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PIKttZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA. NOVEMBER 25, 1900.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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Contributions of News for this Department.
Will be Greatly Appreciated.
SILVER WEDDING
MARRIED.
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(TELL IT TO US
The  journal force mad'
attempt to get this issue ready
for the a little earlier i ■ intotli
that we  could get  time t, the doings of your ne hood
our (no, somebody elses) ti
on 'I ivingDay. ■■ *t to us, or
lollig tells  us  that  a>r*your children to write it out for
mging     to    himjus l\ml H -11*    [i will
hatched oi on Nov. *Food^a' »r them.    It will
15. ih is   an?,  teach thi icomemore pro
doing
ought
Teddy   Roosevell
fieient in th*- use of the English
,i idiiijua-' Local paper is a
-/(great  educator of children  Delias to do with people
line i .  Saturday to and   things   they   are   familiar
visil    i
< 'has. Otreinba, oi Roose
Minn.,   son of Joseph Otremba
is   here visiting   his
"parents  and   friends.     Be   has
i gone for two years and returned to his home Monday,
Fr; Teitrou
of   R n.,   arc
visiting friends.
;    P, W.  Blake  ol   I 'alls
Pierz and I ,as-
trup Friday and Saturday.
wJto ha v !i A. |
,W. (' ar Sulli-
issed  through I'
lake
Minneto daj.
Bros, and •
arload of cattle
iter*
with and therefore is of greater
interest to them than  the I
furnished   in   their
►ol text books.
day.
line and ita (!laus in
t [
„ Chris I
«' f ;• Lp.
A FINE SHOW
The motion picture show at
tbe Bijou Sunday evening was
not only amusing but very in-
si i i "The  Inauguration
of Taft" and "Seeing Washington" was almost as good as
being there in person and seeing the real thing. A good
ire of the show is the
[lent izsic       furui
by Faust's .'. -chestra.
tin this  occasion th ■ as-
(I by Messrs. Stepan, Prank
Boehm and Prank Rauch. The
illustrated   song wa ren-
Susie Eeckel.
Which I
a great deal oi
■
iday at *
th   of   tl
paration
tion to  the ho; i i   and r<
For an army,  v I  to thi
ly ta
warms assemblage  <> dinner
of   i Id   have   -:
the.yard   a
would have
in moA
ing I to anothei
As i
so full   that it   was  simp]
possible for a corpn
VISITED RELATIVES
man   r
md  friends  at   thi
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Cloud,     WI
I with
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principal of th
at   i
If you ai
■ Is
VRS;        -v1'
-
a-nd in .!.'■:
Reno'.ds pays cash   for     i
Golden Rule closing out 50c
Caps for 25c. Will handle them
no more. F   X. Virnig & Co.
Have   Reynold's    hone    your
Get   your   1 umber,    Sash   indir-zor
Doors,    1 ime   nnd   Cement  from
he furniture at Macho's is go
ing fast (jet what you need in
that line . -Tore il is too late.
' er to turn aroui
lie-- main' friends
relati I   this "
dlowing  out of
Mr.
aud Mrs. ECusterman and daughter and   Hubert   Langer  oi
!. Mr. and Mrs. 1 •
Mr. and Mrs. Simon  Brick, Mr. ' BROWER   MAY B£.
and   Mrs.   (ir.-or   Mueller ami | CANDIDATE
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bentfi Id oi
Little Palls; Mr. and Mrs. Chas.     ,    U'1V  l*a
Racine and   family of B B* Br5>
Mrs.   I' ntenngthe gub.
Mr   I'i" lately
' To sav that the guests had an poking o
,yable   time   is
d almost . ill-prove a formida
IV1UCH MUSICAL
TALENT HERE
ing si :
from midday   to mil
enough . aspbyn
pleasure;   and
the i east.     It  seemed as
if all the   musicians in this
of 1 li"   country    an
lold-
llent
or
"1 can
nominal I 1 will
that !
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1   an-
tn.   Kom i. from
. X. I).
grad
for ca ing.
Highe t market   price  paid   for
eggs at Renolds.
if build ng
: in and let us figure on your
Golden
aps at iKc
Rule   Closing   out   25c
I-'. X. Virnig & Co.
John 8orgerding &
Don't miss the discount sale at
Frank Grell's.
Everything in the lineof lumber
can be   had   at r-.-as liable  prices
at John  LJorgerdiug 6:  Cos  l.um
her Yard.
Mother Was
minutely
J
Lost Opp
proposed to ui
nothing.
Hui'
Dlt'T*
up  tor   il
script.
' tainly   a t n
tli.-i ■
i boast of as much 1
ay.
27.    Sch ts,  flutists
mush
[n ion. ■   has
cam. s  on
the
1 he 1 !<•;,
Released on
nam Ci
joa
first.
F. 1
. the
Go ftk   Greli'
silver ware
bush
!   th e
for your
THE MARKET
ba
cal led   upon at   any t ii
furnish two or t! chestras
1 he I ould not be lacking.
Vocalists do em to  be so
are
OOd singers,
if an opportuhil irded
to bring out the talent.
CalMl!
w
. No 1
,, 2 N011
,, !i Nor! hem
	
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WANTS
THAT'S GOING SOME
;J.l> ie.
N. Da) raised
of   land
lie
also had in considerable small
gra;
Mr.  li.- i-merly   lived   in
Parks1 on.   S.  le.   but   sold  out
of   his   farms recently.
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failed I
ing in  shar
tuned   in   H
Ord.
valuable pr
all, its of
and sincere con-
grati 1 heir     many
friends.      The .\.   joins
with their   friends in
CA-RNES TELEPHONE LINE
SOLD TO STROMAN
FOR SALE - My   farm  of
120    acres, about    six     miles
Do you need any ciiuir.*, tables,
bedsteads or glassware or crockery at cost price. If so call at A E.
Macho's before they are all sold.
]-/..    Good
Franz Karel.
s< uth e ist
buildi v:
Fur Sal •. A 16 horse power gasoline engim engim in
good c nditio tor $375if taken
soon.        Mrs. John Bolster,
Lost ies'large purse
contai dug S5 in paper money
Finder please   ie.ee at F. X.
Virnig'- • i'd
LO=>T—Lle\velh n setter female pup; black, white and
tan sp tied. I ibera! reward
will be paid for her return to
Henning i I tor reward
alls, Minn. 	
WAX rED By StephenO.
Vasal v. Little Falls, a girl to
do boua rk.—Kasy place.
Mrs. John left Tues
day for Hastings, Minn., where
she   will   spend   Thanksgixing
with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Jaeger endued a . '    of  friends
and n two
miles east  0              last Th
ivovali
Men-
ner  oJ
Rura
the  most  ci ai d  up to-
The li
has heen   o]
years by ti.
esta It it thr.
the 1
ippi
Falls   and   across  the rive
connect with the Northwestern
everything I have is tfoing at
cost price. Conn! and see the bargains I am offering.
A. E. MACHO.
READY FOR BUSINESS
Joe Median. >, ! the
goods he   ordered  a short   time
idy for busi-
What he wants now is;:
lot of  good   customers to
up the tra
GETTING TKEIR SHARE
The   Rich    Prairie   Mil ing
Co.  seems   bo   be  fretting
share of the win at in   spil
th ir  handicap   in   having  to
haul it to the railroad t>\ team.
Thev   have  shipp< tl   ten   car
loads during   he past three or
wee   s besides what  thev
■ ground and   i ave  stored
iu the el< 11 tin mill.
t. ff. nPTkhoil
PI 1YSICIAN end SURGE*
r or bale.-1 wo iarms pierz Minn1
1	
with   improvements, I      Edward Scgui:
k        ^f^^Ir.^  1?n[ PHYSICIAN ar.d SURGEONj.
each containing 1ZU
Inquire   ofpierz
Office-   at D'na
Louis    Peucht    reports
i hat he killed two I
Mr Mtr. Gregor Muel
ler of Little   Falls   visited   a
lavs last week   with   Jos.
J. Faust.
My   closing  out sale Is  still in
acres.
Jacob Neisius.
Dr.   l-ortier,   dentist.   In   Pier/,
the second bunday every month.
Get  your  razor   sharpened  at
Reynold's.     All work  suaranted.
Minn.
A. H   VERNON,
ATTORNEY ATLflW
First Natioi.il Bank Buiidl
LITTLE FALLS.    -    -    M1NN.
The Bijou Theatre
AT
the.elevator at tht mill. •»—^ j /"^V T   T
Several deer -have been kill if dUSt   S      WDCra llOUSQ
this si.uon b\  Pierz   hunt- •*■■- 	
svst '   full blast.       ome and select what
branches were sent out throi
the southern part of tin
improving rapidly, the cast hav-
been remo\ week.
Idward Seguin returned
■ l at Little Falls
last Thurada i underwent
a serious   operation   which   appears  to   have   been   perfectly
successful.	
A REIGN OF TERROR
a is here.    Hundred ■ birds e icini-
the past pped
■
ant   of  the
hot ween  one   and   two years  price, mi
old, dark   br  wn   in c
horned,      * may    havi 	
same by p v and       .    . t.     ,.       t   -,
Just receive J a fine line of silver
paving Charges,
r J .ware    Come in end see it,
hav. it.
Tin will
iss  whose  arm was ir holdi
n    -i".i! is  her li :   al*
Inquire of Dr. Ed. Seguin.
TAKEN UP.—Came to my
pla e in Pullman town, s- ction
8, about Oct. 1. I9i>9, one bull,
most   compl
entire rura I servise of the ci
■ running s city. Mr.
Stroman wh >ls the largest the company's
■ a practical telephone
man and an irising I
ness   man.   and   will   doubl
r\ ice on   the newly
acquired lines up to the pruriency,
sides   giving   additional   C
es'n.s   through   •
y u need  at   wholesale prices before everything is sold.
A   E. MACHO.
I have installed a ,e\v latest improved
Edison Motion Picture Machine
will give entertainments every
Sunday night only Sunday night
Entire Change of Film every Ni^ht.
GALLING CARDS.
Xmas  is  near.     Do you not
which   if \ ou   d 1 for
calling  purposes
s tO
,1s. We
S25 FOR A BROKEN TOOTH
A pebb e in n
broke a woman's tooth as
was   biting   into a slice.     She
b ought suit fur dam ie
her S2-- in
set'lenient ag.nnst thehread-
mal:
you
drink ti olden Grain Belt I
although on accoui
tritive qualities this beer is
n called liquid hre.i I. Have
a ca-e in vour cellarand drink-
it   I-. ier   of your
alls.
Oo to Reynold's for your barber
work     He can satisn
John  Horge; >-o    al^^
a comP'^te *upi
Admission only   -
10 cents
JOHN N.EAUST, Prop.
Royal Fancy Patent $2.90
White Rose Patent       $2.80
For Sale by all the leading merchant*. We
guarantee every sack. M»vlng made arrangements to ship wh* at, we ure now prepared to buy a I whvrt at the high, st market price. trial
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