The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1910-04-14

              Vol. i.
PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, APRIL 14, 1910.
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NO. 48
HALLEY'S COSSET
SOOM VISIBLE
Ever since it was   first   announce;!   that Halley's   c.metl
CENSUS TAKIN
BEGINS TOMORROW
On  Friday   7(U) 10   interrdga'
ters,  men  and     woman,   white
A
CHEERFUL LIAR
TUESDAY NIGHT
if the  census.    The
States estimates that it
United ]
a
put to work a body of   enunier-
'tand-
was on its way lo visit this j and colored, will begin the tak
section of the universe, people
have be n seeing all sorts oi
things which they have un-
hesriiatingly announced as the
genuine ''it." The "tramp"
comet, which was so conspicous
in Janu irv, Venus, and • ro! a-
bly the moon have each in their
turn been identified by enthusiastic observers as Halley's comet How ver. the
time has almost arrived when
the "real thing" car, be s en
with the nak d eve. Within
a few dav-i t wiil b_ observable in the eastern sky about
an hourbef re sunrise and tiie
-<t__9—•SE***—•**__*»—t__5>—<*__5
family of about -. Home   Talent Play -Will Be   Given
women and children, and it   has. J
already has emp! id   will i TV r~\ ."     (~~\    .
rierz Dramatic Club
By
ators much greater than
ing- army.
The enumeration   will
all of the forty-five states   and
two territorys of the union proper, and also Hawaii and Porto
Rico. :a,   the   Philippine
id and Gaum will not be  included,     as   especial   arrangement ;ade for   numb-
the people of   those   dependencies.
Under   the status   governing
the work, the enumeration must
a   month,
phenomenon   will   increase in
brilliancy   until   the   18'..h   of 1 be completed withiri
May when the earth will   pass
thru its tail. limited to   fifteen   days.    It   is
_J_  expected that some of   the'  re-
_   ,-», _-      »_   • i turns from the cities will be re-
A PI--..:sant S-.rfsr.se       Ceived  as   eariy   as the  first
A. P. Bailee of Couer d'  A in   .Tune,   but   the   e
lene, Idaho, Sheriff - f Ko t
a* Co.,   Idaho r>aid his brother
H. C. Bailey and family a h as-
Next Tuesdav  evening the
people of- Pierz  aa.*u   vi.init-y
tvill have   an   i pjXir uni:
witness one of the most, a mil.-*
ing and   popular   plays
has ever be, n   put   upon
stage by amateurs.    Alt
the plav is a  farcical  comedy
and all three acts are punctured with laughs from beginning
■«*■ end, vet then, is a well   defined plot.
You  will  certainly   miss   it
before
i I not be   determined
ill v_,o.      lu.inu  ii.ihi  ins   LUULiiei  ' . . _.       .        ,
_A _->   n..:i  .. „__-i t :i.. ..   i...     !--ome time in September.
Director E.  Dana .Durand   is
tv    .i_.it    \\ eon., saay    leaving; counting. upon a roll of not fewer
Thursvl iy m irning     He \ was i than 90,000,000 names.    Thi
accompanied by  Mrs.   A.   Eg-jtimate is based upon caculation
ley and Mrs*. C. J,    Rober son  of hi- inal-
of ..rgvle, Minn., both si-t«*rs : lowance for an increase ace
of Mrs'.   H.    C     Bai'ev.    Mr   ing to.the tendencies a   in
Baile-.' was u urble io make   ah theTast thre<
extended visit as he   had   iin- Between 1870 an the   in-
..«,.+,.,'-  hi,  ;.,,.._■     n   fr.r,  ..,,* crease in   the   population was
port,mt ou mess   u>   tran^acti „„               .   ,. ,
i   , •      re                       i" cent; b and
HI conuec  ion with his office       , and ^ .,-   pe_ cent;
A. P. Bailev   was    formers ...   cent_    If
n veMVent of   Sherburne   Co,, Uhe.d
M nn., and 1 it r    f St.   Cloud, U] there Will   be   a
jj-oiny- to tiie Couer d'   Al of   the
i fail to be   present   and (
hear ' "A i    A i anias"
Shatter   the    truth,   and   see
refullv   he   extrica es | '
in the most einbar-! j
rassing dilemmas.
e now  "ti  sale   al
F.   X.   Virnig's   store     Youi
would    better    reserve    your
• ea  Iv as a large nu ■>ber|
of people from  the   surrounding towns are expected
LUNCH ROOM
ONEECJiONERY
Lunches Served at til Hours
1 ^  im ©ream I Soto
FiESIHl CAND1I
tobaccos i cigar;
i
t
CAST OF CHARACTERS
P. X. Virnig
H. (
Dr. A.
Lysandcr Lyon, M. D   	
Col. Lyon	
Derby Dashwood 	
Francisco	
Baby	
'■oldfiliate  .
Pru< ayflower	
Kittie r	
Everything New, Neat and "Nitty"
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE SODA
FOUNTAIN OUTSIDE OF TNE LARGE CI LIES
MINNIE EAUST, -  -  -  - P.oprietress [
-0—.—-0-
-o-~-i
-o
-o—-*—o—*—c—*—o-
Idaho
young,
ed ever sine
whert    he*   was    quite
where he lias    remain-
Let Th.. Watter eff
In hundreds ( f cases   where
drainage! i < desirable it i
ss r\ t i girt ploy an engit -
eer tn la\ out the work, nor tu
use ex pensive systems of exca-
Vaii >n. Much of ths w<>rlc
can be done by the farm r
himself after ihe execcise ot
a little        thoughtfuhiess.
n the snow mee s in 1 he
sprieff. or,after a heavy rain;
in summer--anv time when
there is standing water oi
field —let the farmer ,_•§ o-er
his land and d-t- rtni e if tin
water, at its height, seek as
natur 1 runway. It is easv
where     the     water would
escape if a few places were
leveled down to a poi: t be ow
the water abov* them. Place
stakes at .bee hi* 1. paces,
and a-, soon as the gn.y d w I
permit of w rking. get bus.
with a team. ; low and scr
and cut down ih  se lo'di   p.ac-
es. When .mother ram com s
se - it the wa * r Bows off. If
not, ob erve wh re the high
p', c s ar a ad ag in go over
them with team and sc aper
Begin work at the lower i d
of ' lie natural water course
ad work up towards the
slough*. Tli re may be places where greater excavation
mav be required, ana this can
of en be done with a spade
seasons ot the year when
there is a >nil in other work.
Open ditch work of this character for a b*w years will relieve many fields of wet and
unproductive pa.es now ex-
i-ttng.    and   the   farmer   v i 1
rate Of   gain    to   17   per   <
The immigration figures for the
last d iter.
however, than for   any   of   the
previous
Making    allowance    for   this
tation from the   -
for I b$   a
bout
for
calculated that I
to have been an  addition  of  a-
bout 14,1 Is.
Much i is felt as to the
showing   regarding the  pi
native increase.    Ti lera-
tion ■
snow a . if   to
ward "r de."   and it   is
Mr. Durand's hope that  the  reports of his " subordinates!
may I i   ap-
: it declb
tions in the and
they   ar - improve
the r • )orts. '.*:- in                tha
coun I
an o □ ad-
to the
vailing   with  r -   to   his
holding's and th
tion    of   their   hou: i.    In
both    ca .   are  to be
icial
calls    of    tl ' i,   in
the hope that both ruralist  and
urbanite will be more   complete
in their returns than  o1
. might
There also   is   to  be   unusual
care in  I n  of the
work   o. iiiumerotors.    ln
the cities se. will  fol
low the men wi i; ils during
their work,  and
in     the the
s will ': _cru-
Th dry    will  con*: ■
[three principal   branch..
scarcely realize thecost  whih ulture.
the cost ot cultivating the  en- ana manufacturing.    Tl:
tire bel I  Will be   reduce I    and   tion.. will    cover   the   a
its productiveness   increased, j the value and   the    product   of
— University     Farm      Pre.s farmes, includin il e-
_*\ews. numeration of a
  'the capital value
r~\r-*<~    D.n't       i»Ynpef.i   6f Products ai of   em-
IT V '<~* S        V    ■ ' ployes of mining and   manufac-
____,   I   B-__i4w'  ment   with   your  !
J      i turm
The the   in-
ern-
_noun 0 will be paid to
R-.L1EF ASSOCIATION
ORGAN'S
A.relief association was
g.'Miiz d    lire    1  st   Saturdav
ni dit as an anx 1 .".>-    oi the ii-
r ment.     The.   foi.
ing oBice rs were e'.ec •
F,:i trsliik,     Presid  n*;
11. \: 1 c dent:
s. T ' e ,  J a-
s'oluier, •       f.
PiaiuoncJs it.
<RI'
JOUiNTY
sY
A. E. Reynoiiis, i.o.al Manager
rl"i
t   of
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ih;it
.   .IS     110th-
irdinary
it.    Beca
• quali-
ybld' n   gi ain    belt    I
ome a   national   tonic.
It aids digestion end  restores
: h   O- der of y rest
de Jer or be *d by  1
Tanner, I. ttie Falls.
OPEN HOURS
Prom 7:30 am   to 12 M.
,,        1   P.M   to  G P.M.
.,     7    ,.    to l^    .,
Every day d-'\
servi. «
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MY
MILLINERY
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Ml fhe LITEST STYLES li
LadlSii5 m® OMirsiif s HATS
UUi
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:rom 9 to 10
■nd
Sui
will be
. i n <r
/   to
Blike pays
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The ladies are invited to call and look i
over my stock before purchasing their I
SPRING HATS,
Your tonsru
; foul.
.ad ffo.
show   that
trouble.
To r
-. and Chamberlain's Stom-
tnd Liver Tablets   will
.'.sy to   take   and
old by all deal
Mr. and Mrs. Nick If.Muel-
ted -a ith Mr.   H.   Den-
g 1. Mrs. Mm 11 r,   in
i   i ist
ing.       Prank     Boehm   of
Agram,    ,St - an    Bros.,   and
rs furnished excellent music during the evening.
L. Winer, representing the Elliot Packing Co. ol Duluth. will
be in Pierz April 23 anil will pay
.he top price for live .lock.
A.    E.   Ri nd   wife
made • bnsine.* s trio to Little
Palis Monday returnin
day.     Miss   Katie    Bares   ailed to  ihe  telephone
business during th, irabsence.
Se 1 ■ di ngisdon   a ndt he i• ■
and mea ow
put on their g. antles.
J. McKibben of Minnea]
was in  ihe  village  last  week
buyii g hides.
lake pays 17c   in   CASH   for
per tiezen.
The season   for excUrsioi
Fish Lake   will soon en if
' warm  weather con-
s.     Rauch Bros,   are getting their ia iMinnie"
in trim and  no doubt the
will be   a  more popular resort
than ever this season.
Jos. Medved  of  Littl
was a Pierz caller today.
DON'T have your old iron and
rubbers layin., around your yard
j when y :U can get S~.5o for a ion
of all kinds of scr:.p ir n and 3c a
pound for old rubbers. Call at
the Pierz Hctel, the best hotel in
P^erz, whe<e 1 can   be found.
For opper and Brass I pay 5c
per pound.
J. WINES   EIN.
The fire department will prac-
aturday evening at 7 o'<
sharp in lower town.
tor   Hou
of  A, toil D. 0. arrived in
Pierq -day. 11  in-
L all postoffices in our neigh-
borho
John Stroman of Swanville
came here today in his high
wheeled auto. We are informed
that  a   . ie   line  will  be
built in Ayram.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mueller of
d  with  Mr
Mrs. iueller   in   Pierz
J.   M.   Smart   who   h;
working in Henr lard-
ware
thru Pier?,   on his way   to Little)
Falls  yesterday.    He  has ,;
employed by Frank Elle
and will tak E the tin-
shop   in   connection   with   the
ore.
- Mrs. A. Voncierhaar
_o—*—0—*—o—•>—O—*—O-
■
<^m
C7_
V
et
•
H. ZIRNGIBL, Prop.
Successor to SCHAEFR & ZIRNGIBL
. . . Dealer in . . .
FRESH, SALT and 5MOKED
MEATS, 5 AUS AG LS
and POULTRY
•e Al^o Buy
EUTTER, EGGS, and HIDES
GIVE US A TRIAL
f>
Don't
a—.-—''  ment
eyes, but    go   to   a   specialist.!     Thee, fettin
Dr. Walmsn has had over &fte<
years experience in   examinii
eyes and   fitting   glasses.    See
him at the Hotel in Pie
Slake pays   17c in
eggs per dozen.
CASH for
FOR RENT—To be put   into
corn, th. .   10,    T.
3'). R. 31, Buckman.
/ANTS
Herman Muller of St. Cloud
waa in town Mondav and
Tuesdav working for the lire
and hail insurance companies
and also in-- 1 cling fire protection iu the village.
enumerators and the   reman
00,000 to supervisors.
neapolis Journal.
Special   discount
winter goods at the
ing store.
The   moving  picture shows
at the Bijou have been discon
tin  ed for two or three weeks.
1st.
Min- ■ of Little Palls
in their
will
spend   cf fe
sale  en   all
■'
ests in that neighborhood.
Dents in t
the   rate of
Christ. Virnig. rural mail car-
lias purcha ■
motor   cycle  and  will
run   m \
hour
and cost $19
i people
from
NOTICE
that  :     will
:Blli.
-       Ill II II        ■■■■   ■   a_-'ll_-*-L* 1 ■     I        *-■!      ■> ■ ■—__■   ■■__—IU   _»f_—
WANTED—A1 a   din
ing room girl at the Columbi-
a hoi
[.lake pays   17c
eggs per dozen.
in CASH   for
T. S. Look of Sullivan
in Pierz  last Tuesday.    He
emplo\ Henry Zirn
gibl .nth
called I
to take   charge    of   a
shop.
ter L. Poster made a trip
iv.