The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1910-02-03

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PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, FEBRUARY 3, 1<>1<>.
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When Children  Smoked.
JorCvIn tie- I Ushod
in Purls iu 1071 an of his trav
els Id Bo, land, tells the follo-n li
"Whilc at  thee
town  (\Y If  ii
ivus the i i Eng-
land thai   whe mt t■ j
school   thej    • irrl
with  tt ii-  books  a   pi]
.Which their  i
•earl*** ln*ilj ■■  i i he 11
Instead of bri
accustomed hour every
his book to Uglil  his pipe,  the in
smoking ui.li
how tn hold  their plpi a and dra***** in
the tobai co."
In Km  land at the time of I
plague it was i ie liv
ing in :i i   I tell siek of
the iii Thi ii  de
nniiiil for te bae co.   Hearac says in his
diary,  "I   i t  thai   I   heard for
merly To is yeoman
beadle, sny thai when he was a schoolboy at Eton that year when the p
raged ."ll the- boys of that school
obliged  i" every  mornlni
that he was never whipped so much In
his life-.as 1 jt- was one m r not
amokl
In the  Nick  of Time.
The   Bti i   em   the   pm'nt  of
tearing,  and   the  p
on the elc. k and waited for the start.
At length one nf them espied a cab
ln the far dlstam e, and  it  boob
cann' evident  thai the driver waa doing his level besl to catch i
Already the sailors'  hai d i were on
the' . and the bances
tool "il small ii dee I.    "■ '
pa - l  a soi ere ign   to  a
i-li I]
offer • ti, and al i decls
bee- wild excitement.
it!"
"No; li- .  .   . it!"
••He wou'l do it!"
"Ie Ho'a done It!   Hur-
rohi'
In l of time the cab ar
rived, ot an<i l'ai1
u;i i ■ nugway li
•'(' :
It was the captain.—Pearsen's Weekly. 	
An   Ccect lnc:=:i  Vsrc^
In a l   i Ian courts
a   jury   Iviel   before   il. ei Ideuce   I'liat
When
Ice:
ready   to  give
your
"ye-."
"Whit is your verdict?"
"Our am
as you like with tlu* men that have
COllfe
'Miut  la  it  possible   that   yem  have
always  be
fabricated."
"Do you find that aa regards these
prise; ted?"
"E '1   ale d."
"So the i worthy?"
"Unless  a   i >   can
tell he ts ibay Gazette.
EXCURSION ON SOO
An excursion train will be run
over the new Soo line to Duluth
eb. 11 th.and Duluth is bulking preparations to entertain a
e number of guests on that
-ion.    The train  will leave
v.  at  ~.'■'<!  Friday  morning
ing at Duluth   about noon
wi 11 be  met by Plaat-
en's    band.      in    the    evening
the    guests    will     be      entertained   al   a   public   reception
git/en in   their honor.    The foi
lowing day, Saturday will occur
big ski tournament.
ill lor the round  trip
will be $5.20, tickets good until
the 18th.
SUMMER SCHOOL
A     SIX    WEEKS'   TERM
SUMMER SCHOOL
OF
Morrison count3* is to have
a six weeks' term of summer
school dui ing the comi ng summer, the bessions to be held
in the local high school. The
i9D) summer school term
will commence oa June 20and
will co. tinue lor six consecu-
i ive wi eks.
Stable Superintendent C. G.
Schultz in a lette-* to Mr.
Ba; nes announced the faculty
for the s..miner school.
Those who will teach are conductor, H. E. White of this
cits ; Miss Ida M. Alien, principal of the Pil sburv school,
Ai nun apolis; Miss Mat tha A.
O Conner ol the Jackson
school St. Paul; Miss Sara
JoiiLS of vSt. C.'loudaud Superintend nt John Monroe of Co-
kaiO, Mr. Monroe will take
charge of the agriculture
work.
JOSEPH ROGH HEARD
FROM
Ceorg.
Tl-o Furs cf ll-io Farce.
It to i ir of a
the iter ci to hear in his room
h read n shorl
that it
in   it
.'. the
i    gradually
put, "Wi
a hull lover,
diiirJiiri'.
tlU'.e."
"Oh,   i'
n'.;:   Se itj  that 1 • pi it." re
turned t  •
I'\ HofTmau received
a letter lust Monday from Je s-
ep Rot,. . .i former reside t
ot i'ierz whose last visit here
was about seven year* •'g'-
As no word had been rece v el
from him during all tha time,
many believed him dead and
ent[., Mr. Hoffman
wa-. su rprisi d to learn that he
is i njoN'ing gooei he. ll h and
[iv ng i n .- il. e,   Citv,  Nevada.
BO il   S    pai e. lis
have died li re within the
past few years leaving him
quite a sura oi money which
has been uncrai i.ed up to   the
ore ent time.
MARKET DAY
FOR PIERZ
Commercial   Club    Holds    Meeting
and Decides Unanimously in
Favor of Project
Wil! Be Great Benefit to Village and
Surrounding Country.
At a meeting* of the Commercial Club held Tuesday evening-
it was decided to hold a market day in Pierz on the tirst Saturday of each month beginning with .March. The plans for the carrying- out of this project have not been worked out in detail, but
some of the features will be: A general barg-ain day for all the
merchants, an auction sale where the farmers can dispose of
anything they wish to sell, the auctioneer to be employed by the
village. Some sort of entertainment will probably be provided
for the occasion. A committee was appointed to formulate plans
for the undertaking- and wiil report at a meeting of the Commercial Club to be held Wednesday, February 16.
Fortunately both sections of the town are in harmony in
this movement and judging* from the enthusiastic manner in
which all the merchants are working for it, there is little doubt
but what their efforts will bear fruit and a permanent market
day be established.
CHILD DIES
The   infant   of   Mr.   and .Mrs.
tumpf died todav.     We
were unable to get the particulars before going to press.
v.- Her CusinciS.
Hue
ran   '
She ■*.'
,"   he
!■ tail
-   " i
-;.•-,  fort
BENEFIT SOCIAL
The basket social and card
party  held   last Fi idav   night
success both socially and financially. The earlv pai t of
the evening1 was spent in play-
ing progressive euchre eii
which about ^) couple participated. The prizes were won
by F. X. Virnig and Frank
Fair- ■    ■   an   tioning of the
baskets was wis ly delay.- I
until midnight when hunger
tog-ether with chances of get-
ti g a pretty 'irlio- a partner caused a lively competition in the bidding. W. H.
Fiinn officiated as auctioneer
and he posi ively refused to
k oJ: down a basket to an\-
one until th bidder went at
least above the dollar mark.
1 he net receipts ot the evening were $56.80 which amount
was turned over to Jos. Melhart the following day.
WHERE HUMAN LIFE IS
CHEAPEST
Although      he    mav    never
formulate it in words, the  aval Faust's hall was a complete eiage American cherishes   an
unalterable be ief that, whatever may befall other folks,
the angels will always take
care of him. Being thus relieved of all responsibility for
his own welfare, he lacks a
p rsonal motive fo - doing his
•"-hare toward promoting the
public safety. Since what is
ev rybody's business is nobody's business, the rivers
continue   to    be   turned    into
rs, tin* lakes into c
I ools to poison whole cities at
a time, while the r- ckless auto, the overcrowded boat, the
unguarded machine, the gas
filled mine, and the "forgotten
train order", reap on at their
dreadful pace. One thing
though thai the public in gen-
Ural do remember is that gold-
I en grain belt beer is one of
the    most   beneficial    tonics.
.Get a case from vour   nearest
,    Everything I have ,s go.ng -*Jdealer of ^ suppliej by E s
cost price.   Come and see the.bar-  Tannerj Liule Palls
gains I am offering.
A   E  MACHO.
LOCAL NEWS
Je s   Bockhorni was a   busi-
3 caller in Pier/, lasl   Friday .
EAGLE CAUGHT
IN TRAP
Henry Gau who ha rap
ping for wolves in the vicinity of
John  Virnig  returned    last j Lastrup disci
Saturday     fr<.m    Rock   lak if last week thai hks
traps was missing.    Alter making Inquiries   he learned   tl:
large   bald-headed    eagle   had
-   en   with    his    trap   ami
stick to which   the trap wa-
tached, hanging   from   its I
The trap was baited with a rabbit   and     the    eagle    evidently
sought to  st.al a march  on the
wolf  and    capture    the  rabbit
tirst.
■
John Phi lipid received a telegram yesterday morning informing him of the sudden death
of Fred. P. Friedrich of Spring
Lake Alberto, Canada. Par
ticulars have not yet been received here. Mr. Friedrich was
well known in I'ierz and vicinity
having lived herewith his family
forseveral years. Thedeceased
'leaves a wife arid four chill
to mourn his untimely death he
beitlg only 42 years old. Relatives here are his two brothers-
in-law John Philippi and John
Sehr and his brother Anton
Friedrich in Maple Lake, Minn.
Mrs. John Arneth and Mrs.
Wm. Schabel of Sauk Rapids
aie- visiting with Henry Zirn-
gibl and John H. Scnaefer.
The new school district No.
12') in the town of Buh will
hold a special election Friday
F b. II, 1910 at the hone of
.lees. P. Bollig for the purpose
of voting on the proposition
of issuing bonds amounting
to $1000.
A   Frcquanl;   Incincerity.
"Tl
"In
A   P... i.':/.
e ;  :;  ".'
and net,
Wit'.l    110
I
id n see u-
waa
[eld und a
rst Is pro-
.l-l'.V
Improving on Cuc'id.
Th,. bad    telli
■
acUd.   It i
the same point
ilckly as possible."
Among the very best—the
justly popu ar Beaufort Hotel,
i'opular price: 75c, $1.00; with
bath, SI.23, SI 50. Minneapolis.
TELEPHONE HOURS
From 7:30 a.m. to 12 M.
,,       1  p.m  to 6 P.M.
„     7    „    to 9    ,,
Every dav except Sunday.
The service Sunday will be
frorat 9 to 10 in the morning
and 7 to 8 iu ihe evening.
where he has been fishing a-
lone ever since the Rock Lake
Co. left him. He brought e \-
er 200 lbs.   home.
Or. E. L. Hawes, the Dentist,
will be in Pierz <n Tuesday and
Wednesday, Feb.   i and 2
Call early on my arrival in
town so as to give me ample tim j
to attend to all.   _
The Foresters, Court No.
710, will meet in regular
montl.lv sessi 'ii next Sundav
afternoon at Hartmann's hall.
As we are informed the
Forestersare making arrangements for an entertainment
Tuesday evening for members
and friends. .The program
will be. Music, singirg and
cardpiaving. Lunch and refreshments wi 1 be served.
After Feb, 6, the   moving    pic
ure show at the   Bijou   will   be
closed until after lent.
Joseph Blake, who has been
sting Jaco    Blake in   the
''lake store for the   last   two
months,    returned    lo    Little
Fa  b Friday.
John Borgcrdi' g & Co always
keeps a complete supply of lumber, Sash a d Doors, Lime and
Cement.
The mopthly meeting of the
St Joseph society >*■ i 1 be
held in the parochial school
Sunday.
An attack of the grip is often
followed by a persistent cough,
which to many proves a great
annoyance. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has been extensively used and with good sue
lor the relief and cure- oi
this COUgh. Many cases have
cured after all others had
failed.    Sold by all dealers.
Frank Gobi was taken to
thehospital atLittleFal s Monday where he underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
Postmaster Nick Hennen
received the following letter
from Washington which is
self explanatory: "Patrons
should enclose coins in an en-
vehip, wrap them securely in
a piece of paper, or deposit
them in a coin-holding receptacle so they can be easily
taken from boxe«, and
carriers        will be re
quired to lift such coins, and,
where accompanied bv mail
fe r dispatch, attach the requisite stamps.*1 This ruling
is to take effect Feb. 15th. It
is Claimed that too much time
is lost by picking loose pennies from boxes, cspeciall. in
winter when it is cold. Pat-
rens should provide 1 hem-
selves with stamps and save
the carriers much trouble.
Dr. E. L. Hawes, the Dentist,
willbe   in Pierz Feb. i and 2.
Callerlyonmy arrival as I
am usually crowded for time to
attend to ail.
Dr. Seguin   made   a   busi:
trip to Meier's (.rove and othsr
points alonj,"- the  Soo   line
terday.
Jos. Seifert of the machin
tirm EiCh eV Seifert of Little-
Falls, and Joseph Lenard of St.
Cloud, traveling expert for the
International HarvestCTa o were
In Pierz Wednesday.
Math I'it/.l of the New
Munich Brewery was in Pier/.
Wednesday calling on his
customers.
After Feb. 6, the moving: picture show at the Pijou wil be
closed until after lent
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to the good ladies
who so kindlv got up the b *-
ket social and card party for
my benefit and by their untiring labors made it a  suco
-ire also  to   express   mv
gratitude to all others who
sisted   or   contributed   in anv
way to its SOCCC
Joseph Melhart.
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Positively No Credit.
We buy for ca*h and
sell for cash, In fact we
do business only on a
strictly cash basis and
therefore can p y the
nlghest market prices
for everything In our line
and sell for a small profit. We s licit your pa •
ronoge and will treat
you right but our motto
Is:
Schaefer & Zimgibl
Your C!***.ncos.
:  r anel  re'tjira.
but the treat chances come and ;:e> and
Defer gain.    If we could look
the p-jople ley
il, how many
:-!!.l rich would we
• permitted to drift
by tlu'ui i
Fence Posts
For Sale
Good Cedar Posts,
Regulation Size, 1 Oc
a Piece. Leave Your
Order at the Mill.
G. E. Gravel.
WANTS
l-Vank Grell   has enstalli
fine lace case in   his store, also
at com put in;,*- scab
Lr id  from
Jac. es.
A Line on Ojenkyns.
Lawsoa—"What sort of man is Bjeu-
kyns. wiy*
Dawson—Well, !■.;-
•with   blm   wheu   ' -i   suit  of
clothes—Somerville Journal.
The Consultation.
"My wil iilts* ine about
even s~ f roc Us,
hats, shoos, gl
"Mj o—that is. she-
me (or
A   Fer  Loci:.
Thre-o -rtsltors traveling in the Isle of
Man thought they would visit Sna
:in- king of ^anx  m « i
ig up toward the mountain they
(spied an o '
They thought thi
■ out of hi h-1''1-
n, you can
the top of this
iln."
-Oh, "I* J"ou
dded
-
el and k
Ed. Tanner of Little Falls
called on ids "Golden drain
Belt Beer" costumers in
Pierz and Lastaup Friday and
Saturday.
if you ar/* figuring on building
come in and let us figure on your
lumber.
John Borgerding & Co.
The town board met last
Thursdav to receive bids for
6000 feet of oak plank and timber. Geo. Waller, being- the
lowest bidder, received the
jcb, agree ing- to furnish the
bOOO feet for $.4 per thousand.
If troubled with   indigestion,
constipation,    no    appetite   or
feel bilious, -jive Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver   Tablets   a
trial and you will   be    ph
with the result.    These tablets
: invigorate the stomach and liv-
'er and strenghten the digestion.
. Sold bv all e
Advertisements in this column |
are charged for at tbe rate of j
tivo cei ts per line.        |
ForSale.-Two farms
with improvements,
each containing 120
acres. Inquire of
Jacob Neisius.
LOST—A black cloth overcoat between Pierz and Little Falls. Finder please leave
coat at American House, Little Falls, or at Journal Office,
Pierz.
r   Sale.    The   stum page
on S.', of N. W
town of Hillman.    Will   mike
about 1000 loads of
Jos. H. Grellj