The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1911-03-09

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VOL. 2.
PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, MARCH 9, 1011.
NO.
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A VERY SUCCESSFUL
MARKET DAY
Sales Run   Very   High   and
Articles Sold Brought
Good Prices
All
WHAT THE
COUNCIL DID
Market Day last Saturday
was a grand success. Quite
a large crowd of people came
in, from all directions. The
auction sales were lively. A
few of the sales:
John J. Boser was the highest bidder for a team of horses beloning to Mrs. Josephine Schmidtbauer. He got
the team for $270.
Mrs. Josephine Schmidtbauer got the fine three vear
old colt owned by Nick Stol-
pes for Si 65.
Lawrence Kraemer got
Math. Thommes driving
horse for $60.
H. F. Spencer sold all his
household goods at auction.
He will buy a new outfit in
Seattle.
Alb *rt Trachowski, whose
wife died a few months ago,
sold a part ofdiis furniture at
auction Saturda}'.
The total sales amounted to
$924.4o.
The Village  Gouncil   Met   Saturday Evening—Met Again
Fri. as Board of Audit
School Reports.
Report of school Dist. No. 90
for the month ending- March 2.
No. of pupils enrolled 46
Average daily   attendance 42
No. of days taught 19
No. of visitors 3
Those neither absent nor tar
dy are:
.MarvSchmid bauer
The regular monthly meeting was called to'order with
all members present' Proceedings of last meeting were
read and upon motion accepted.
The following bills were allowed:
Mercantile supply Co.repatring on
iumps "    80.32
John  Dombovy, rojmirBon engine.      ].7q
Pierz Journal publishing proceedings and license      6.50
John Hoheisel packing pumps _._0
-".arsbilt    and Phiilippi   bolts  for
tank.      3.10
Gasoline      G.fO
The bill of Christ-Berg was
laid over for further information. A motion was made and
accepted that the village Marshal be notified not to sell any
more gasoline with out an order from the President. Motion to adjourn until Friday
evening was carried
Frank Grell, Recorder.
COURT CALENDAR
MARCH TERM
THE SPANISH
SWINDLEA
OF THE
LLAQEofP
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
FRIDAY,'  MARCH   io,   ion
As Compiled by Treasurer A. Faust
Eighty Cases to Be   Disposed of
During the Regular Spring
Term
The calendar of the regular
A Very Pathetic Appeal by
Spanish Prisoner Made to^
AdamTurk, Our Jew
Adam Turk, our jeu'i
March term of district court.  receipt of a ond
which will   be in session  here H??1Ti.< wMcli we publis]
beginning with March 6th has!^1'; !s l"e l 11,d i,e.ttei
u j   i       _--,     i        ,-1 kind received in   this
been   prepared   bv   C et k    of  S(
Court Brick.    Tt  centains SO
cases in all,
At   this   term
Annuel statement of Andrew Faust, treasurer of the village of Pierz,  countv  of
Horrison and State of Minnesota, of the monies received by him as such treasurer,
ana the sources from which tho same were recieved, and the   respective  amounts
and also, of the amounts paid out by him, and the purpose  for   whi.h  they   were
paid, for the your ending March 10, 1911.
Annie Peine,
llgnat/ Boser,
[Christina Boser,
Henry Flicker,
[Lizzie Peine,
Annie Schroeder,
Lizzie Smith.
[Stephen Tomala,
[Katv 'Comal.,
[Frank Virn g,
Warie Virnig,
Innie Vosen,
Anton Boser,
Regina   Boser,
Louisa Flicker,
Katy Beine,
Louis Schmitbauer
Henry Schroeder,
George Smith,    '
Mamie  Thul,
Pelagia Tomala,
Lizzie Tomala,
Ktty Viinig,
Albert Vo8~>n,
Thereesia Vosen.
Nick Staub,   teacher.
Report of School District No.
3 for the month ending March 3.
No of pupils enrolled 52
verage daily attendance 48
Those p'esent evei*3* day are:
Sophina Altenhofen,
Anna Altenhofen,
Elizabeth Altenhofen,
Loretta Blake,
Elizabeth Buesseler,
Anna Gassert,
Annie Buesseler,
Edward Gassert,
Charlotte Herrmann,
Willie Herrmann,
Mathilda Herrmann,
Henry Herrmann,
Mike Hoffman,
Joe Hoffmann,
Delia Kluetsch,
Kleopha Keller,
rie Ortmann,
lix Ortmann,
nnie Ortmann,
ary Saskoske,
Charlie Schlegei.
Katie Schlegei,
Albert Stuckmay^r,
John Stuckmayer,
Joe Stuckmayer,
Susan Wagner.
Millie Kajkowski,
teacher.
Same Person May
be Town Clerk and
Assessor atSameTime
Since the question as to whether a person could hold the
offices of town Clerk and assessor at the same time, the o-
pinion of the Attorney General
was written for.    He says:
You are advised that the officers of town clerk and town
ship assessor are not incompatible and may be held by the
same person at the same time.
SNOW BALLS IN
VOGUE \H ?mOM
The     following     is from
the Pomona   California   Times,
sent by Mrs. Susan Bolster.
Pomona Times: Harry Clark,
son of the proprietor of Clark's
garage, took bis 40-horse-power
Oakland yesterday afternoon
and gave a bunch of boys a ride
to the foot of Hog Back, where
the snow was twelve or fifteen
inches deep. The young fellows had an experience which
few of them had known before.
After they had fully enjoyed the
novel condition for a while they
loaded the machine full of snow
and brought it to the city and
in the evening they completed
the fun of the day by snowbal-
ing the people who had occasion
to pass down Second street.
Snow is such a rarity here that
when it does come, the young
people go wild over it.
Notice
I wish to notify the farmers
in the town of Agram that I
met with the County Com-
missionersonTuesday, March
7th, and the said board has a-
gr-j^d to reduce the taxes on
allheal estate on the basis of
lastyear, pi usa small increase
to conform with the general
increase all over the county.
Those not yet having madeap-
plication for abatement should
do so at once.
F. X.
Ex.
t:
\ lrnig.
Co. Com
Horse For Sale.
I have a full blooded, five
year old Percheron stallion
for sale at the Holdingford
Livery Barn at a reasonable
prize.    Call or write
Ray Cleveland.
GIRL WANTED for general housework. Good wages
Apply   at   Barney   Burton's,
Little Falls, Minn.
Mrs. E. L Kaliher, who
has been visiting her mother
at Austin, Minn., for a few
weeks returned home last
Tuesday.
E. Skinner and wife, who
has been li/ing with F. Kam-
mermeyer for some time,
moved to Little t alls, Wednesday. Mr. Skinner has
been employed by Frank Farrow in the  livery  barn.
Osmer Leigh of Leigh was
in town Thursday.
F. X. Heroux and Del La
Blance of Little Falls were .in
Pierz Monday.
Frank Kastanek left Tuesday morning for Casselton,
N. D. where he will work the
coming summer.
The supervisor of the town
of Pierz met in the village
hall Tuesday afternoon, as a
board of audifto examine the
books of the treasurer and
clerk of the town   of  Pierz.
Nick Ahles has been engaged as principal of our
school for another year.
Read Folsoms ad this week.
FOR SALE CHEAP
! Improved   farm A.   P.   .-TOLL
11110
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RKCKIl'TS
GENEItAL Kl'.tD
OF     WHOM     UECIr-VKI)
Balance carried
F. Fausl
J. II. Gr»ll
J. H. Grail
M. K. Wermersklchen
Kiel. Mueller
A. Dares
F- Faust
Ed. Henlfeld
J Neisius
J H Orel!
IS* Joseph's Church I'last Joseph's Cr_ur__ Cor
M WerinersKirchen
J J Hrummer
J H Schafer
John Philippi
I' Ore-
John Schaeier
Jos n Grell
Jacob Blake
Norbert ISrnmmer
II Koering
Johnlioionov v
Wm Kile;-
Jos Melhart
M Wermerskirchen
John Grell
O T Nelson
J Philippi
Theo Thielen
J II Schaefer
h Bares
J Neisius
F Fausl
j Schaefer
M Werners., iichen
.1 J Brummer
F Grell
J Bolton
J Neisius
Slaters O s i;
J H Sehneler
Anna Vonderhaar
1'' X Schwankl
Hi: Is Pi .or   Wil>.*__g Co
N H Mueller
Bd Ben-Told
N (.rummer
11 Koering
A .VI Bales
State Treasury
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ON     WHAT     ACCOU-tT
Judge C. A.
Nye will preside, it  being his
first appearance on the bench
in this city.
The ca-ses to be heard are:
10.00
490.00
8.00
L5U
I.-*.!)
1J50
1.50
in
Liquor License
Liquor license application
Liquoi  licence
Liquor licence
latin, a- lice
Water rent
do
do
do
do
■ lo
Piping * shoveling side Walks lfi.35
Water rent 8.25
11 gallons gasoline
Water rem
do
do
do
do
do
Fixtures and pipings
Water rent
do
do
Piping
CONTINUED CASES
Elizabeth Schubert vs. John
Schubert.
Alice Chounard vs. John
Chounard.
Joseph Schuh and Amalia
Schuh, his wife, vs. Northern
P.icific Railway comptnv.
Perry Foster vs. Northern
moo  Pacific Kaibnav compan v.
Victoria Jaskowich vs.Theodore Rosival.
Stanislaus Kozek aliasStan-
islaus Koszek vs. Northern
Pacific Railway company.
Andrew Kulesza, otherwise
known as Kulesca, vs. Northern   Pacific   Railway   com-
50
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11.
1.50
1.50
Water rent
do
License application
Water rent
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Cone rocK _: jingle book license
Water rem
Old lumber from tank
Water rent and fixtures
As'a ier rent /
do       and fixtures
do        do   piping
do
License application
Water rent  ami  ttxtures
do do      do
Gasoline
License
To Pierz Fire Dept. Itel ief Assn
1.05
1.50
1.00
i.5o pany.
" Mary
:::" Thielen.
Beckman   vs.   Theo.
ltt.01
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10.
1.50
1.50
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1.50
1.50
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1.50
1.50
1.50
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1-50
5.50
Water rent
Pipe rent
Pipe
on water rent
Pipe
Pipe and water rent
Pipe
Frank Ku
do
J B Hartmann
do
Frank Faust
J W Preimesberger
A E Macho
Pierz Farmers' Mutual
Fire Ins Co Hail ren<
EdSegUin Pipe and lixtures
* Faust License application
A   M   Kales do
DISBURSEMENTS
1.10
42..S
10.
11.55
15.41.
1.50
490.
34.55
2.00
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3.91
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7.40
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1.02
2.
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10.
53.053.44
GENERAL   FUND
Math Neisius
Jolm Dombovy
A sitzmann
Transcript Publishing Co
Jacob Neisius
J N Faust
Jacob Neisius
m Wermerskirchen
Jos Ries
C K Gravel
__ Neisius
I larl Kapsner
German .-state Bank of Pier-
Anil Faust
V X Schwankl
Frank Grell
WH Flinn
l; Gross
Frank Zuleger
.Standard Oil Co
Jos li Hartmann
Standard Oil Co
Shoveling snow at church
Rep. nozzles d_ lamp posts
Judge of election
Publishing special election
Oil and lock
3_ day labor with team
Presidents' salary for 1000
Trustee's       " "    "
salary
Frank Grell
i  X Schwankl
Standard Oil Co
F X Schwankl
standard oil  Co
Frank (.red
John Dombovy
C C Legerling
P I, atej er
Mike Bollig
Jos Fleishacker
FranK Marshik
J. Koeek
John Nohner
jolm Mandt
Henry Vonderhaar
p 1, Poster
Aug Schwankl
Adrian Grell
Chas Weiss
Henry Langer
Jacob Nohner
J. J. Neisius
Adrian Grell
Standard < tU I lo
1<\ X. Sehwankl
Frank Grell
john Dombovy
do
F X Schwankl
Clerk-of election
Judge '•       "
Interest on order paid
2percent ofJ8^8Q._!0,treas
March salary
do      do
'.Vocal alcohol
Judge special election day
12'., hours labor on  walk
45 gals gasoline
Mantles and globes
l.a.soiino
l'11 gala, gasoline
April salary
do
30 gallons gasoline
.May salary
0"> K'als gasoline
nay salary
Firemen practice
Chief of Fire Dept for Alexandria
convention
55 hours labor ou street
1"    do       do    do       do
SO   do      do   do      do
not mentioned on order
10 hours labor on street
25 hours labor,,n stivi t
do do    do
do do   do
do do   do
do do   do
do   do    do
do do   do with team
do do   do   do       do
do  do   do   do      do
do   do. do   do      do
do  do   do   do       do
Dumping ground for Ave years
Ho gallon-, gasoline
Marshall's salary for June
June salary
i-'ire at Zir'n_.'ib! 'I.;, p Eller J21
' n-einen's practice, 6-1 i. 8-11, ij-is
The Royalton Lumber com-
kianv vs A C Wilson.
W HGallev vs Ed Reynolds
EH Kerkhoff vs AFSchmidt
George Hrbooskv vs John
Jeuco, alias John Jeniso. I
In re-procee*dingsto enforce
real   es'ate   taxes, remaining
delinquent   the   first   Mondav
in 1910, H Landahl objector.
Nels Anderson vs Betsy
Nelson.
hrM State of Minnesota upon the
tjZx relations of John B Odette,Sr
and Eugenie Odette vs the
3.own of Riplev. etc.
Abraham K Miller vs Hannah M Miller.
W C Foster vs Michael St
Cyr et al.
Joseph Guillmette vs town
of Ripley.
•  Nichlas Oeib vs the countv
•of Morrison
Joseph Geib vs the count}'
tof Morrison.
Albert Argal vs Alfred Mc
Gregor and Marv McGregor.
Frank A Ger.ther vs O H
Havill, president of the State
bank of Rovalton.
Chas Gaking vs Lydia Gak-
ing,
Morrison County Lumber
company, a corporation, vs
S Trebbv and VV H Ryan.
Mary Etta Brown vs Duncan Brown.
ln the matter of the application of W C Foster, to register title to the N W % of
NW^of 6-130-31- applicant
ve George S Lee et al.
APPEAL  CASES   FROM  JUSTICE
COURT.
of Pierz received   1       i
the same  source.      Mr.
letter was publi
tie Falls Herald at that
Mad-
Mr. Dear Sir:
i inn
in thisCity and I beg to
you     herewith     wlietli]
wants to co'
way my   equipages   sei,
order to seize upon a tif
taining a secret in \       1
hidden  an   document   in(
able to you to come   int
session of 330,000 dollars
| have in the United Stattj
As reward   I will    yiel
ithe third part   of  the   a\
sum.
Fearful that this letter   ci*_i
arrive  at   your   hands,    I   vl
wait your answer   and   then
will say you my secret witl
ery detail and to subscr.bg
my name.
As here, is a Ne-Svspaperj
publish all the caWegi
whose addrestee are unkn-J
which it is allowed to m_|
read and as I cannot rece
here in the f,r6al your reply,
must sent a cablegram to
address indicated at the end!
Notwithstanding, your ca|
not reach to me, this will be
suthcient to know that you
cept my proposition.
" Awaiting- eagerly to
your missive.
Truly subscribe
V. ex. BanJ
Above all, please to   anf
by cable, but not   by   lette
following:
Ataulfo Martinc..
Jacometrezo ?5, _v_adri^
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Frank Wanlngei
johnj (lau
Peter ueyer
(' r- l.agarci;.
Aug Schwankl
jos II Grell
crank Schwankl
John Dombovy
F Bergorhttusen
do
OT Nelson
I. Koeck
Standard Oil Co
A Vonderhaar
i  X Schwankl
irai.l ■
Jos pleishacker
State Auditor
do
.1' LPoster
iaeob Xeisius
Mick Sehr
4.05
07.00
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5.40
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Biulding cement sidewalk
Hauling for cement wall.
Labor
Labor on street
0 hours labor on street
■sidewalk  i
1!   yds        do do
ii's parade
loll [and north Bide of upper townS0.50
j ds sidewalk rebate 27 :•>
Mdse ,-,'..*;
Work on street in [9o9 2 oo
looeasoline ll'ijo
drilling and cementing dralnhole
on culvert ; . „,
.inly salary
do
Wort on Btn
Inebriate hospital tax of Wm
Sc! ,.
Inebriate hosplta license lax
(lenient wort
_\_ds,.
Ik rebate
Continued on page 8
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lo.oo
ln.ni)
7.5o
s.12
8.80
O H Havill vs Nick Mever
and Joe Mever, co-partners
as Meyer Bros.
FH Steger vs Jos Brummer
Joseph Otremba vs Mat
Tommes.
EmilBusse and FrankLutk-
ze vs town of Ripley.
NEW CASES
Acme Harvestirfg Machine
company vs Gustave A Kuil
etal.
Chas Gravel vs Chas Guer-
non et al.
Paulina Piedrowski vs Mar-
ianna Koziol.
Henrv Janish vs EWPatten.
Phil S Randall as receiver
vs Bessy McCreedy.
Anton Kanieski as administrator of the estate of Simon
Kanuski and Anton Kameski
vs Ignatz Kanieski.
Mary Lorig vs John Joseph
L.orig.
Irene Raschka vs Henry
Raschka.
Bessie MMcCreedy vs Chas
G Lund.
J P Miier vs Robert Roche
and Hedwig Roche, his
Elisabeth Marsh ek v.-
Jendro and Pauline J<
his wife, and Valentinj
rito and Mrs Va'entine jj
his wife.
Mary Cota vs Frank-
Albert E Joslin vs C
W Boyce at al.
Sophia Lindgren as ad mi ill
istratrix of the estate of Aul
gust Lindgren, deceased, vJ
Northern Pacifictxailway comj
pany and Themas Hooker.
F A Lindbergh vs the county of Morrison.
JCHendrickson vs the county of Morrison.
D M Cameron and EFSha\*|
vs J D Boyd and Roy Bovd.
James M Lambert vsNorthi
ern Pacific Railway company]
Sigvart   Christofferson    \'t
Peter Narveson andPWLyoi;
guardian ad litem.
Eliza E Cole  vs  Northe.
Pacific Railway company.
Simon   Knoll  vs  Northej
Pacific Railway company.
The county   of Morrison
Charles Lejjouburg.
Wilhelmina Jorek vs  Jj
Jorek.
Rachar'y E Strong
thur WGustafson vj
man, Emma Arfmai
Arfman.
Joseph   Porten   vs   Ma.
Wojciechowki, Jacob ZwaJ
Henry   Butterfield   and
Anderson.
Mrs.     Gertrude    Newii
vs.   Forthern    Pacific
way company.
In re-appeal of F. W. Lyl
administrator   of    estate
Penelope Whitney, decease
from  final order   of   probaj
court in estate of John F.
Whitney   deceased,    Herni
Hyson, administrator.
Jos.    Porton    vs,     comm
school   district  10 of   Mc
son countv.
Continued on page 8