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PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, D
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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Contributions of News for this Department*
Will be Greatly Appreciated.
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TEACHERS' MEETING
BUY EARLY
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20 begree3 delow this morning-. Last week about this time
the thermometer registered a-
bout 40 above.
Johu Zimmermau who has
been in the employ of Jos. Froe-
lich as bartender left for Chicago Monday.
Miss Catharyne Stumpf. daugh
-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Stumpf, departed Monday for
Morris, Minn., where she will
visit with her sister for sometime.
Mrs. Adolf Stumpf returned
Saturday from Morris where
she was visiting with fcu c
daughter, Mrs. Albert Reimer.
She was accompanied by her
son, Rienhard, who also visited
at Morris.
LAID TO REST
place,
terested
ARNOLD    NAGEL    PASSES ! P-erz Pul-iic :
.... ... -ine line
A teacher
held ,n Satur
>ol  build
'  on account of ..
tion are invited to    be
rr-- u  it9 are   a
supply -
do their sir.
    .Pupils of .elect from.
SIXTY-FIRST CONGRESS
The meeting prom
good one if plenty of inter*
parties    present     the:?
The  following  program   has
been prepared:
AWAY AFTER LINGERING
ILLNESS
Born—To Mr. and   Mrs.
Schwankl Thursday,   a  daugh
ter.
Puy your candies and   nuts  at
Reynolds.
It becomes our sad duty to
chronicle the death of an old
and most highly respected resident of this community, Arnold
Nagel. He passed away Saturday night at 10 o'clock after an
illness of several months caused
by cancer of the stomach.
The deceased was born at
Sterckrade, Rhine Province,
Germany,   May  26. achers 1
came to  America  in   1866  and
lived for a short time near Cross
Plains,   Wis.     From    I
went West where hi i      .1 in
districts of  Idaho,
f P. A.  Ha
canJies : nd   nuts at
'rank California, and Nevada  for  six
years.
On Feb. 29, 1870 he was  married to Miss Elizabeth Sitz
at   Cross  Plains,    Wis.       The
same  year  Mr.   Nagle   accom-
Mrs> Charley Schenk, widow of j panied by hi came   to
the late Chas. Schenk, who now j Minnesota and settled upon the
lives in Owatonna,  Minn., was homestead about 5 miles   si
here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. [< •|--1 of I ti r:. where the  fai
Rodert  Klugc.     8he   attended! has lived  ever  since.     Ble
to the settlement of the   estate
of her deceased husband.
Mr. B. G. Terhaar and Mrs.
Gerhard Wilkes, both from
Pierz, returned from White
Earth last week where they
visited with their sister Mrs.
Terway.
Peter T'neisen of Iowa, who
has been visiting with Jos. Jaeger for the last five weeks, returned home Thursday. He
then Will go to Germany to his
old home on the Rhine, where
he may stay all wir
Mrs. F. X. Virnig went toSt-
Paul today via Little Palis, she
will return tonight.
Call at Fr*nk Grell's fur your
Xmas presents.
SCHOOL REPORT
Report of School District No,
19 for the month ending Dec. 6.
1909.
No. of days taught	
No. of pnpils enrolled.,.
Average daily attendance..40
The following recieved certificate.-- of award: Jacob Bednar.
Frances Bednar, Rose Medek.
George Prelloitz.and Annie O-
tre-mba.
Ni< k Staub
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.1.   P.   Brown,   milliner-aj
for  J.   Rotschild  &   Co..     waa
here on business Saturday.
A complete line of Xmas postals
at Reynolds.
Get your I umber, 5ash ind
Door.-*, i (me .ind Cement from
John Morfcerdiof*; & Co.
THE MARKET
Changed every Thureday
Wheat, No. \ Northern 1.00
,. 2 Northern       09
,, 3 Northern     Uo
Flax 1.81
Barley     *9
Rye.        82
Oats  	
Hav     $5 toS6
Tk:< ter, Creamery     33
Dairy   20     ~~>
Kcks 23
Flour. Best 2 90
. ,   Straight     $80
Potatoes        35
WANTS
children have been born to
ind Mrs. Nagel, two  of  wl
are dead.      Those    living    are
John, Henry, Theodore, Jo->
Huberc, Frank,   Mary,  Paulina
and Mrs. W. B. Schreiner.    All
are unmarried and live at home
except    Mrs.    Schreiner    who
lives at Little I
Mr. Nagel   was   one of   ih
stu rely pioi eerss v*
reclaim   ihis section   from it-,
wild state and con into
a  ve rden.     He
uu ed
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tiselv unacquainted,   I
i   j/*o i.   ho- est.   industi i
Christian lite   whicli   w on for
him tliu h'ghei m oi   all
dHi) knew him.     The heartfelt
iv   of the   who!
mum .,d'. d to th<
ily.
Thrf funeral ivas held Tne--
d tv moi k at
the S ■.>!*'> Church.
COMMISSIONERS
MEETING
Th r month
of the county commissioners
was held Tuesday. Considerable routine bu
posed of. The new school district No. 128 in Buh was
granted. John Schebel wa
stored from school district
127 to district No, 55. The.
county treasurer's report
showed a balance on hand of
$110,533.
FRACTUr.ES ANKLE
Mrs. P. A. Hartmann sustained a bad fracture of the leg just
above the ankle Tuesday forenoon. Both the tibia and fibula
were broken and a piece of the
bone
skin.
'?aper Reading   in  the! sited—• To hire
Rural  sc   ,,j
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3. Recitation....
4. English arid how to y your
Sr. Leonida O. S.B. ' Rej •*.' 14s
5. Pa our      ' 	
Schoolhouses.-.Rose  Toina -^.-a-ana™
6. Music Pupii /V'J J I L/£
Pierz Pi
7. Paper..Busy ns       ow
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8.Paper.....How
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our
citation. joining
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11. Recitation	
Pierz P.
Am
ure from the old piau i
all the meeti
in this part of the  count}.
like  the   change.
meeti
ill have
more like it.
Goto P. Grell's f-T your sugar,
ao lbs. for One Dollar with every
• ash purchase.
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JACOB  NEI   ■
and-new     I itcst,   up-to
novelties* in   Iidies'   nccU
ll's,
WELL SATISFIED
In aletfcertoA. P. Bto
ramer, v
bouquet of fl
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d   a ranch
miles from Vancouver i
an    apple    and.
orchard.
lay.
li r wa I .'i
at Christ Lus 's in 11
a)
J'llin Chieshioi
i will pay 2*
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V. hen in
l
Kcnold^ paj
Professional Cards.
Everything I b
the bar-
■ I am cfi'eri.ig.
A. E. MACHO
E. H. Kerkhotl
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Pierz.     .    . Minn
Edward Seguin
PHYSICIAN and SU!
• o   at Urntj  Stan
.    ■     Minn.
Plerz,
NOTICE
Thi 'own
of Pierz will meet a.
hall
ck  P.  M.   to  i
•ds on th
IT)  with  rock  two
and
ct any   otl
that may come before the them.
Everything in t**e lineof Sunibe<*
can he had at reas nable prices
nt John Borgerding •& Co's Lumber Yard.
he furniture at Macho's is go
lug-fast. Get what yo i need in
that line -cforc it is too late
Golden Rule closing out sac
Caps for ajje. Will handle them
no more. P. X. Virnig & Co.
Do you need any c 'hies
bcustcads  or glassware or crock
. i ery at cost price.  If .<o call at A E
The accident was caused Macho's btfoe tlicy are all sold.
Advtrtis.merits in t>iis column |
ar* charged for at the rate of j
five c-.'i ts per liue  |
Fur Sale.—A 16 horse power gasoline  engine   engine in
sood condition for $375 if taken
Mrs.John Bolster,
soon.
Lost—One white canvas 1
duck horse blanket taken off
my horse at Faust's barn Wednesday.   Will give $2.50 reward
for return of blanket.
Henrv Wuellner.
by her slipp falling on
the kitchen floor whiie carrying
a load of wood. The injury
was attended to by Dr. Seguin.
JEWELRY  STORE
F. J. Gilbride is now comfortably settled in the Nelson photograph gallery building with a
line of jewelry, and a complete outfit for repairing.
The acQuistion  of a jewelry'; ^ .J
store for our village  is   iaipor- GSCil
tant and a proper appreciation:.       .
should be  shown Mr.  Gilbride 8.C1CS.
by giving him our patronage in
his line.
If you ar* figuring on build ng
i come in !ij;d lit us iigurt. en your
In    ber.
John Borgerding & Co.
in  fiorjv
sa conipl p|y of L u
er, Sash  ad  Doors,   Lime
Cement.
A complete line cf Xmas re
at l?c> nol s.
Ladko   will    be   I !    t •
know that aOrell's store h
emsti ch-
eu   pattern     tabiccloths.    IuikIi
cloths, drisser scurfs, doilies  etc
Story
, Caddies at
■YNQID'S
~fhe tor
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A-DOLLAR A YEAR
A. //. VERNON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
First Natioiml li.
LITTLE FALLS.    -    -    MINN.
Jos. Eroehfich
Wines,
Liquors,
Cigars,
PIERZ,       -      -       W/V7V.
ForSale.
BVCKUAN.
Dec. 8th. Mir>R Lizzi
a Mrs. Joe Hodorfi
Peter H. MuelW m ido a busini..
John Kv'hmo!i.-
iriii t > .S. D. last week.
Oito J. Deogli ig X. II.
Ier of Pi
A largo crowd of fo
of J  pejili
is birthd:. ori s good
time.
Peter L. Portor of I led ou tela-
an Tuesday.
J hi i i in ihe village hall
to let    son:.
r   and   Peter J.   Ml
3tuim   Su : .Jed     tho j
■ deliver ;.
Mrs. Ui:
DO of our l)
1 wo ic\ifms
The Bijou Theatre
AT
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Op
era
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1 have » .atest improved
Edison Diction Piilure Machine
will give fntertainments every
Sunday night
on
ly
Sunday night
Entire Change of F-lm e\ .^ht.
Admission only
io cents
JOHN N.FAUST, Prop.
wi
th
u
improvements,
120
containing
Inquire   of
Jacob Neisius.
• 1   for John
Wood
Liue- ;
NOTICE
All    those    having coupons
good at  my  store  must  bring
them in before Dec.   24   as no
more will be given ou
that date.
O. T. Nelson.
When y u  buy your cufiee at
Grell's you have it ground fn
liighe.-t market  price  paid  fori
eggs at Renolds.
Henry P. Br.v.is n «>f I rrived
here
later   Brausei s.
Hohu !s I 'iter.
.;-JCts to lal
west th'.s v,
Mr. Kuder left for Bluffton. Miut. on
R y Patent     $2.90
tt        Rose Patent       $2.80
For Sale by nil the ie:/dir;g merchants.    We
guars .^-ery   suck,    having made   ar
rangements to ship wheat, we ere now pr
par buy a ! wheat at the high st m:
kei price.   Give us d trial.
iVv   closing out fale is  otill In
day where ne Visna his d
full blast.       ome .-ind s. at 	
y u need  at wholesale prices be- j
^o-s eve. is solJ. ay 25 c'
A. E HO.      eggs.
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YOURS FOR BUSINESS
RICH HE M!