The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1910-06-30

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A UVELY i|A!E
-an I
>v_e of Barney
;t aboal live
laternoon and
Lstart before
.it   was   noti-
tremen   were
in record time
■ mpletely en-
vhen they ar-
i extinguished
ie building- is
loss.
>ods in the first
/ed, but it was
|a.ve anything in
and much bed-
fete, were   des-
(igm of the tire
ir. Eller carried
no insurance, -l-ier on the building- or house I fl goods.
The dwellii
Eller   caughf°
o'clock yeste-..
had gotten _nt
the lire  depe
fied.     Altho?
upon   the   sp
-r tii
veloped in il"-f
rived.    They1'
the   flames, t
almost a tot^
the househol ,
story were &<t
oil
the second s.cfc
•thi'ir|
troyed.    Th':
is not known.1!
!th.
DROUGHT/feROKEN
The great jplief which the
copious"shov.rs of Friday and
Saturday bright to the crops
in this vicini'f and other parts
of the state .an hardly be over
estimated. «Dt only was the
rain a reli* to the thirsty
crops but it Vas a comfort to
us mortals Jo have been swel-
torching heat  for i _uPP''ea
thout respite night
tering in a
many days \
or day.      i^H
Opinions )lffer greatly as to
the prospers for crops, altho
the concen-is seems to be optimistic. T!cl outlook for a hay
crop and jasturage for stock
which waslecoming exceedingly gloomy Bis been greatly improved, altjo there is sure to be
.shortage oltfeed for the coming
winter. On this account many
farmers ard selling or comtem-
plate sellilg all or a part of
their stoci. If this is done
there willlfu.doubtedly be an
[U.p in prices and
\ices will be much
i would seem that
tan would be to
; much stock as
tlant fodder corn
_■ feed them thru
STORES CLOSED
SUNDAY
All stores in the village with
the exception of confectioneries
and drug store will hereafter
be closed all day on Sundays.
For the convenience of patrons
during warm weather meat markets will be open on Sundays
from 8:30 to 9:80 a. m. and 11:30
a. m. to 1:30 p. m. and implement dealers will be permitted
to sell repairs during harvest.
The merchants are generally
pleased with this arrangement
as it gives them one day in the
week for rest and recreation.
An Aerial Railway.
The first aerial railway is
in the course of construction.
The idea is a german one, and,
while very ingenious, is altogether touchemerical for practical use. When you feel vour
nerves unstrung fr>";m a dav
of mishaps a glass of Golden
Grain Be t Beer will so the
the tired nerves and cure indigestion, which is sometimes
the cause of a grouch. Order
of vour nea-est dealer or be
bv    K.   S.   Tanner,
GLORIOUS FOURTH!
CELEBRATE   AT   PIERZ
EVERYONE WHO COMES HERE
ASSURED OF A GOOD TIME
immense
next sprin
higher.    S
the  bette
hang on
possible a
if necessa
the winter
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Tervia'r,
Gu.icnt!er
Ter.iar
Lit.Jq
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rea-fti-U
of lv;    I
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is hey'
prie        I
his tvtW
hard   \V
D., ami
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bratior'
June fi"
ofheiat,
his   yo
Wilkesaj
ily gaW
from I'
joyed
11K
come ii
lu nbei
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to Mi if
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Satui,
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pricu
try,
port
Little Falls", Mm
ti.
There is going to be a celebration in this "neck-fflb' the
woods" on the Fourth-aDr^July
that will surprise the natives,
and those who are looking for
a place to celebrate will make
no mistake in coining to Pierz.
There will be a grand firemen's parade at 10 o*clock in
the morning followed by foot
races and horse races. There
will probablj* be two ball games
during the day.
An important feature of the
celebration will be the dance at
Faust's hall afternoon and evening for which the best orchestra
in this section of the state will
furnish music.
.Sheep Lost.
L. Kobilka lost five sheep
over a month ago and altho he
has advertised for same and offered a reward he has succeeded
in locating only one of them so
far. Perhaps some farmer in
this vicinity has them among
his flocks and has not taken the
time or trouble to make it
known, if so kindly notifiy
L. Kobilka,
Pierz. I-famte 3.
FATAL ACCIDENT
NEAR BUCKMAN
FruzHohun, 18 years old- son
of Joseph Hohnn, who lives
about five miles southeast of
1 inch man fell a distance of
about 50 feet to the bottom of a
well Tuesday morning- receiving injuries which caused his
death a few hours later.
tie had gone to the bottom of
the 'a ell to look after a charge
of dynamite which had failed to
explade. Soon after being lowered into the well he called for
help, ami his father1 immediately vrfeht to his assistance and
succeeded, by the aid of other
members1 of the family at the
wind.ass, in gelling his son to
the top of the well, but before
they could get out they became
exhausted by the effects of the
gas and the son fell to the
bottom.
He was removed from the well
as scon as possible but was unable to survive the severe shock
and effect of the gas.
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JEWELER
Successor to F. J. GILBRIDE
Watches and J.welry
Carefully Repaired.
All Work Guaranteed.
rioneyBack if Unsatisfactory
WALTHAM and ELGIN Watche.-*, 17 Jewel, $13.00
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Gcttfrey Tembreull has
secured employment for the
summer at Laogdon, S. D.
Th,e new grand stand on the
ball jfrrounds is almost completed and the grounds are
being put in first class shape.
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MORRISON COUNTY
TELEPHONE
COHPAINY
A. E. Reynolds, Local Manager
OPEN HOURS
From 7:30 a.m. to 12 M.
1   P.M   to  6  P.M.
7    ,,    to 9    ,,        •
Every day except Sunday.
The service Sunday will be
bum  9 to 10 in--**_ehe morning
and 7 to 8 in the evening.
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^   We   loan   money   on    improved
FARMS at the cneape^t rates.
^ We offer you the Convenience and
Safety of a checking account.
Open   an  Account    now
with the
GERMAN
STATE BANK
PIERZ, niNN.
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Attend Market Day
and don't forget to bring in that
old iron, brass, copper, rags, rubbers etc. and get your money for
it from J. Winesiine. He can always be found at the Pierz Hotel.
NOTICE
?rhaar, Mrs. Her-
Mrs.        Theresia
fnd Mrs.  Margaret
if    Pier/,    went   to
N- D., last week to
celebration  of the
the hrsst holy mass
rman  Wilkes,   son
Maria Wiil.es,  who
d son to   become   a
e was   assisted    by
rothers,   Rev,    Ger-
.es df Litchfield.   N.
ev.  John   Wilkes   of
<e, Minn.    The cele-
ok   place   Tuesday,
The next  dav he
at  the   wedding   of
gest   brother   Anton
It was a grand fam-
ring   and the parties
r__ beihg relatives en-
ery much.
Tf. figuring on build'ng
nd let us figure on your j
fohn Borgerding & Co.
is.
and Bailey   motored
Lacs and the  Cavuna
1st
Ly-
paying the highest
>r live slock, poul-
Igs. hides etc.   Sup
jjohn H. Schaefer.
TREE   AUCTION SALE
Saturday, July 2
"~~    PRIZE LIST
We the undersigned business
men of the village of Pierz do
hereby agree to keep our respective places of busine^a
closed all day on Sunday July
3rd 1910, and every Sunday
thereafter.
The following exceptions to
the above agreement are hereby
agreed to :
1. Implement dealers shall
be allowed to sell machine repairs on Sunday during harvest.
2. Meat markets shall be allowed to transact business on
Sundays from 8:30 a. m. to 9:30
a. m. and from 11:30 a. m. to
1:30 p. m.
It is further agreed that we
request all barber shops in the
village to remain dosed every
g  nday. (Signed.)
Jo.. Ries, Wm. Eller,
Herm.Koering Frank Grell,
O.T.Nelson, P. A. Hartmann,
H. Zirngibl, Jos. H. Grell,
F.X.Virnig&Co. P. W. Blake,
Jacob Neisius, A. E. Macho,
Joe P. Meyer,
Man selling largest bill of Hogs $1.50
Person receiving highest price for beef Cow or Steer $1.50
Person receiving highest price for horse $1.50
Pair of Canvas shoes FREE with every purchase of $6.-*—H. Koering
MA RKET DA Y  BA RGA INS
P.   A.   HARTnANN
Paris Gr en 30c per pound.
3 boxes Yea t Cakes ioc
Keystone Chewing Tobbaco 20c  per
lb.
M O. f\ NELSON
$1 Sad Irons 90c
$60 n-alleab'e Range $55
10 p^r cent off on Clocks and
Silverware
WILLIAM    ELLER
10 % off on al! Summer goods
The Pierz Journal, 75c on Market Day
BLAKE'S*
17 lbs. GranuHted Sugar $i
WhiteCros- bbi. Salt, formerly 1 3.5.$1.15
$10   Wash 1*1 a chines,  jour choice at $7.
tiarbed Fence Wire $2 35
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THE PIERZ CLOTHING STORE
10 per cent off on Shirts
10     •     "     "    "   Suits
10   "     "     "    " Neckties
Remember that Frank Grell has sold
his store building and is selling every
thing at cost.
NOTICE!
Notice is hereby given that
a meeting of Pierz fire department will be held Saturday
evening July 2, at 8 o'clock
in the village hall. The object
of the meeting is to consider
the 4th of Julv celebration.
John Donbovy, Chief.
WANTS
AdvertiBementB in this column
are charged for at the rate of
five cer. ts per line.
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FOR SALE-S. E. % of sec-1
tion 5, 2 miles from Lastrupl
30 acres under plow, 80 acres
timber.    Easy terms,   5   pel
ing.    Pierz, Minn.
LOST—Gold Bracelet between Pierz and New Pierz.
Initial"0" outside. Reward.
Leave at Journal office.    1-1
POUND—A sum of money.
Owner may have same by
proving ownership and paying
for this notice,    C. E. Gravel.
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SHAVE  AND.
NEAT  HAIRCUT GO  TO  REYNOLDS