The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1911-05-25

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VOL. 2.
"THE IRON IMF
HAD LARGE HOUSE
Many From Little Falls W< :re Here—
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PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, MAY 2o, 1911.
NO. 49
After Play Dancing
Indulged in
The five-act drama,
Hand,"was strong-, as
implies, both   in   audi
well as in manner   of
tion last Friday eveni
Siderable talent   was
Was
.The Iron
its name
[ence,    as
resenta-
g*.    Con-
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_xhi'oited
by not a few    member.*   of   the
■dramatic club in this, their first
attempt   at   impersoi
■characters, and  it   is
that with study  and pj
ance they   might becoj „ ,
fair exponents of the fcistrionic |
art.    A larg-e portion i~"
tentive and appreciat]
•ence was from Little
When the   curtain
■down upon the last ac -,— «-*
was cleared of chairs, tl le orches
tra mounted the wtagfe   and   the
following few hours wi-re yield
ed to fhe pleasures pf-pane
SIOO Reward, $100
The readers of this paper will
pleased to learn   that   there
is at least one dreaded   disease
that   science   has been able to
cure in all its stages,   and   that
is Catarrh.    Hall's Catarrh Cure
is the only positive   cure   now
known to the medical   frati
ty.    Catarrh   being- a  constitutional disease, requires  a   constitutional    treatment.     Hall's
Catarrh Cure is taken internally,    acting-   direct]}*   upon   the
blood and   mucous   surfaces   of
the system, thereby destroying
the foundation of   the   disease.
and giving- the patient strength
by building up the  constitution
■lation   of '**'*•• assisting'  nature   in   doing*
. , I .fen     «,_-_,-1> r*ni~ -
possible
1
erserver
me    very
1______J
if the at
ive audi-
'alls.
ad   rung
:,the hail
its   work. The    proprietors
have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials.    Address
F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by all drug-gists,  75c.
Take Half's Family Pills  for
constipation. 2
BUCKMAN.
<>eo. DooItod drovfe to 1
Monday.
Mike Ife'uel ami son, Wm
were business callers in the \
dav.
All the farmers are thru s.
__e--if'Hn .-"ni" irife,   our   bu
.1) uie Over '.< >0o pounds   of
Week. ^L^^^^^
Adam   Turk,   the   watch \.maIter
niftle   Falls
of Graham
illage Tues
log com.
'er maker,
utter* last
visitors
.of
is   iii   town
ere.    II*   if
school   in
today.
V l i 1 sr up   a
Weisferioh
z Monday,
Pierz, and his mother, were
the bo ue of Mr. and Airs. Ci
Hast Sunday and .\IorWa\>
Jakc A. Di'ii^el was-ii Iie^« business
caller Tuesday',  .
Wm. Ki|)['!< y of Agratta w;
Wednesday,
HUmmeral <o_ Albany  is
ihe man that v.*il!   build    Hit.
district il.    Work began M't
Mrs. Peter  Loshider is pil
larg-e   barn   on   her   frrni
lirofi  will du <"n. hill ding.
Alh   rt Faust drove to Pie!
Mi*. Ha tun. era I and his ert\_> were laid
Ui< Thursday on ncoountof vjhe rain that
f. II   that nights ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Mr. Heated »-»s;: Pierz bufsin ss caiV
■ar saturcia r.
Docken Bros, v ei-e in Pierp  Friday tu j
take hi 11 it* dhow, (
Mrs.   '-ar-   (.mnuhofi:.-   left    fo''    Eh".
Dale rues iav with her cai
•relative-     s'he retul uad Sal
husband, Nick >. rundliU-er
■meet k.T.
EJIlat.chmc.ke drove to P
•lake A. i I Ali is
•drove to ■ net-day.
John Z'uuajerainn of Pierzjwas in town
Saturd iy. I
Joe A Ja >!•■;< i was in L istl'tip on business last week
Notice
Notice is hereby given that
nonresidents'are.riotallowed to
hunt or trap in the 'town of
Hiliman, County of Morrison,
State of Minnesota.
Anv violation * f the above
rulino*, is punishable by a
fine of $25.00
This measure was voted on
at the last annua! town   meet-1
___. inof and carried without a dis-
HefrunijfT'sentii.o* vote.
Given under my hand    this
27 dav of March, 19il.
M. M. Meyer,     Town Clerk-
Town of Hiliman.
PLATTE
ris'ensoh of Pulaski passed
hia   way   to   Little   Fall.
■   at   Herman  Wie
Saturday  evening
Ireii to visit
.ird.ty. Her
w_s there to
lerz on busi-
Wtisbrich
Ig.    Bonnelenhtch,    wh
•suffering with typhoid fevei
■ed so as to ba up and around again
All had a good time at th,i party   held
iat the ho.r.e of (.'rank Otreiij ba   Sunday.
Peter    Houn   returned    from     Cold
•Hprin.fi. Saiurday.    Ha hud    been   visiting fileiic-b and roJati.es there.
Anton I'eo'nar. Jo-   Grounidhofer   and
had    been
hats recover-
went    to   i'-'erz }on   business
joys and girls
f to take in
it   was   as
off of
in   our
Dix^
burg
Joe Sbue
SaturdJ 	
A number of Buckman bt
drove to tJierz Friday even,
the "Iron Hand." Thev sa
good as it could be.
CI 11a and Josephine Hoc
villi* were business callers
Thursdav. ^^^^^^^^^^^^_
Fred Keer *s*as in town F riday,
Mrs. Mary Hesch and he*'  eon,   Math,
were in Pierz Saturday.
Joo Froehlich and family moved into
their new home Monday. Ji. was known
as the Frank Hortsch farm-
J.Brausen came near getti/ng killedWed-
'nesday, while he went do**n in the
to repair it, it cav '_ in, bill Jake got out
-without getting hurt badkv-
Wm. Meyer was a county seat
Wednesday.
Miss Lena and Mr
in Pierz Tuesday,    M
Canada, where she %
'Chas. Sand.    ,^^^^^^
J. J. Boser and wi'* ■ r
town Thursday uritu _i_ei
Jacob Hing-s helper, whf
Cloud last winter, was in
•week visiting friends.
Jos. H. Oie 1 of Pier.. ..
'Quincy, Washington wenj
business Wednesday.
Christ CI
lliro here ou
Stturdav.   ___ 	
Those   who    transacted   business   al ,'
Plerz .-. -t\;nlay are: Christ Reese, Thorn
Johns a  d wife.
Quite a few of   our   *• Merry   Makers
attended   llie    J .
land's of North iiuh, S 	
Walter Hayes d/ovo to Pierz Thursday-
Frank Brisk left Monday for Canada,
where he vvili be employed during the
summer.
Mr. Swasar ai d son left for Swan River Wednesday, where they will   do  car
er work.   Mis-i   Annie Swaser  took
them to  Little Falls.
Alex B die and wife transacted btisi-
ness in Little Falls the first part of  last
week.
One of our most popular  young  ladys
arid     one   ef   our    most   distinguhhed
young m»n, are going  toset    tbe    wed-
: din.; be.Is a ringing pretty soon.
Our mail carrier's moter balked and
he was compelled 10 use his horse for a
few days last   week.
Mrs. George Sigette di-ove to Lit tie
Falls Saturday.
Those who attended the dance at' II.
Wiela* d\; of Bull are: OeciJ/Kelly and
wife, Sarah Uychner and brother, Theodore, Marten Smith and Arthur iinlund.
Mrs. Walter Hayes visited at Christ
Reese's Sunday eveni
John Ebertouski transacted business
in Little Falls Monday.
Lay Oui Mile of Road Between
the Towns of Pierz and Hiilman
Our town   board   last    week
laid out a mile of road 1
the towns of Hiilman and Pi
iin_j north fromPeterTheiss'
plac
JaKeBrixius of Cold Spring
spent two days *■. ith the Mike
Schraut family last week. He
returned home Monda*
RermanKoering- and familv
spent   Sundav   afternoon    at
the   home   ot  Leonard Zierer
in  Buh.
A small partv of relatives
and friends gathered at August Oiremba's home Sunday.
Christ Schleg-el of Lastrup
transacted business in Pierz
Tuesday.
John Brummer of Granite
hauled $7 bushels of wheat to
the Gravel mill hist Monday
•*or Robert Harsch ofGranite.
It was a pood load for one
team.
P. A. Gilbride returned
last week from a short trip
thru Montana.
Wm. Eller, who is now ai
patient at the hospital in
Little Falls came home Friday and returned Saturdav.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tretter
of Buh went to Morris Fridav mornino- to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Theo. Hoheisel r.ear that place.
Joe Jaejyer received a letter
from Henrv Gross of Grassv
lake, Canada, informing h'm
that Henry had done much
breaking* on his lind this
spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Math. Pitzl
if New Munich, were visitors
last, Thursday   and    Friday.
Mr. Pitzl is the proprietor of
he New Munich  brewerv.
Recorder Now Registrar
of Births and Deaths
According to a new rulin
the State Hoard of Health,   vil-
recorders are now the   registrars of births and deaths  in
- respective vb
Grell has appointed .*_. L. !
her as sub-registrar.
I will run mv  planing
in Bull every   Friday   during
-on.     Peter    Tretter.
the
Jos. L. Seifert of Little
Falls visited with N. H.Mueller over Sunday.
Supervisors Let Road Contracts
Tl d   of   supervis
of the town   of    Pier/,    had    a
meeting   in    the   \ hall
hist Monday afternoon   lo  at-
I to routine   business  ami
Th act to build   nine
ty reds of nad   between
tion thirty-six, town of Pierz,
and one.town 1 I Buck-
man,was let loAlbert Motsch-
fortV-five rods at one dol-
la and rinetv cents |
and Frank Prvzibilla, forty-
live rods at one dollar and fifty cents per rod.
MAIL BOXES SH0UL1
BEJUMREI
.More Certain to Get Your .Mail ant
il Also Eases the Work oiji
Carriers
Win. Goble
Rucker were in
dav.
and    wife   of
Pier/.   Satur-
Frank Wise and Frank
Kugel left Tuesdav for St.
Paul where Mr. Kugel will
consult a physician.
Aug, Leiter and John
Schmolke returned Saturdav
from a business trip to the
Twin Cities.
John Mever of St. Augusta,
Minn , arrived Saturdav for a
short visit with the M. N.
Meyer family.
Miss Mary Wilkes left Fridav morning for    St.    Joseph
a short visit.
Mrs. N. H. Mueller visited
with her parents in Buckman
a few days last week.
John B. Bednar, assessor
for the town cf Pierz, vas in
the village Tuesdav ca!linjr on
some of our property owners.
N. J. Holmes, representing
the Albert Lea Corset Co., of
Albert Lea, Minn., was in
the village calling on our merchants last Tuesday.
L. M, Schulsted of Minneapolis was in town yesterdai .
He represents Jannev, Sample, Hill Co. of Minneapolis
and called on his Pierz customers.
Simple Mixture Used In Pierz.
Many in Pierz are now using1
the simple buckthorn bark- and
glycerine mixture known as
Adler-i-ka, thenewGerman Appendicitis remedy. A SINGLE
DOSE relieves constipation,
sour stomach or __as on the
stomach almost INSTANTLY.
This simple mixture antisepti-
'/estive organs and
draws off the impurities and
people      are      surprised    how
[CKLY it helps.    E. L.
iher, druggist
Correct List of Clerks and Treasurers
With Their Pcsiof.icc
Addresses
1
ierz,
Otto Dengel and ..is mother
were here Sunday.
Service   and
prime   essentials
safety are
m^^^m^m^MttttttttttmttttttMn a bank.
We offer vou both.—German!
State Bank of Pierz.
John H. Berg,son of Christ
Berg, who conducts a bar bar
shop at Akely, Minn., arrived
here Tuesday morning on his
motor cycle. He made the
distance from Akley to Little
Falls, which is close to two
hundred miles, in one day.
Peter Sitzman of Buckman
w*as a Pierz visitor yesterdav.
100 bushels of good feed oat"
for sale.        Cal. at the Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo-eph Jaeger
and three of their children
went to Lake Henry, .5.earns
Co., last Saturdav, whcie
they will visit Mr. Jaeger's
brothers, Math and John Jaeger.
Jos. Blake, the Lastrup
merchant was in town Thursday.
Jos. Virnig", Jr., who has
been visiting with his father
and other relatives during* the
last three weeks, returned to
his home in Washington yesterday.
Mrs. P. J. Bollig underwent an operation at the Little hospital vesterdav.
M> s.John Schmidtbauer was
taken'^to the hospital yesterday and may have to undergo
an operation.
Next Tuesday will be
Memorial Day.
Frank Scheppenheim and
wife of Redtop were down
Wednesday between trains.
AGRAM
Clerk-II.  J. Vierk,
Route 4. ^^^^_
Treasurer—Herm. Ter liaar,
Pierz, R. 4.
BUH
Clerk—Frank Konen,Pierz.
Treasurer—J. Boser,Pierz.
BUCKMAN
Clerk—S. Y. Watson, Royalton, R. 1.
Treasurer — Jos. Hortsch,
Royalton, R. 2.
GRANITE
Clerk—O. Hoffmann, Pierz,
Route 1.
Treasurer—Peter Billstein,
Pierz, R. 1.
HILLMAN
Clerk—M.M.Mever, Center
Vallev.
Treasurer—John  Woytas-
chek,  Center Valley.
LEIG H
Clerk—J. Drews, Pierz.
Treasurer—A Drews,Pierz
PIEPZ
Clerk—C. A. Virnig, Pierz.
Treasurer—Nick  Lochner,
Pierz, R. 2.
PULASKI
Clerk—Joseph Chmarowski
Pierz, R. F. D. 3.
Treasurer—Prank Froncak,
Pierz, R. F. D. 3.
PLATTE
Clerk—C. J. Smith, Pierz,
Route 3.
Treasurer—Henry Waninger, Pierz, R. 1.
To facilitate the work of the
rural carriers.all patrons of the
routes should put both their
names and numbers on their
.1 il is ordered sent
to name and number it is not
likely to be miscarried. A visitor with whose name the carrier may not he familier, will
have little trouble in gettinf
letters il onlv the box number
of the patron with whom lie is
visiting, is written 011 the envelope.   	
for Sale
Land for sale in township 4ft
ranye 31. I have 120 acres
in section 2<\ 118acres in section 2'» and aNo some land ia
section 28, which I will sell in
New Pier'/, June 1st at 10 o'clock A. M. John Sclunolke.
48-2
Notice
A reward of $25.00 will    be
raid to any person,   who   will
furnish evidence   which    will
convict the person, who broke
the windows in district 98.
Peter L. Girtz,
John B. Bednar,
4S-3 Nick  Lochner.
SULLIVAN LAKE.
I.ot>. Adkins ami daughter Kind*.
culled   nt   C.   E.   Look's   last  TucHdaj*
Htm. D, W. Sims -ind John Urittcm
-.veif Onamia visitors Wednesday.
M'ir;;aiet t'ook called at   Wm.   Lynn'«
fri day.
The M.Mee Rindaniul Naomfc Adkina
il the school Thursday,
Win. Adkin-s and son, Kinbell, ar-
rifed Thursday and will   visit   relativea
for a few davs.
The tfantv-at D. W. Sime Saturday
night was well attended. A. VV. Cook
and daughters furnished tie mimic.
miss Mercy Love and Ernest Adkina
to Little Falls Suodey, returning
the same day.
Miss Julia Matlock of Platte and Ola
Christianson called at Airs. Kord'e Sun-
d/i.v, where Miss Matlock had her picture
taken.
S. E. licit .wife and child, Mr. Oarlsoa
and wife of Little Falls came up to th»
lake in their auto Sunday, whiere tlief
enjoyed a picnic  dinner.
Hay Sims left Sunday to worJt on tha
road near Vineland,
samuel Cyrus cilled at C. E. Look'a
Sunday on+iusiness.
(I. \V. Waller, wife and children, Ray
Benton of Rirckef visited at Peter Adkins Sunday.
Wm. Ly nn and Mrs. Hoskins were O-
namia cailers today.
Mrs. Wm. Adkins returned to her homa
in Stearns County today.
Miss Naomie Adkins is suffering wMt
a very bad sore finger,
GRANITE
visitor
Clips. Sand were
d left for
er husdand
in
Irs. CUVkS. I
Mrs. p.-tn
will join h
ft   were
uio.
1 oved to St.
l.uckman  last
i.nd J. Virnig of
in    town   on
John Schmolke made a/ business trip
to St Paul Thursday, vvlJere he visited
"some of his friends. 1
Frank Mischke niad-e P •business
.4. ' Mpr.i'.l Wednesday.   J H^^^
Mr. Hammeral has hifl crew at work
at the basement of ifche J new school in
■district 41, and at this pTiting he has
the wall of the ba.eritent above the
ground, and as far as heV1'16 Sone evt '-
thing is moving along iiiceV'y-
John, Joe, Klla and Pauline Schmolke
visited their sister Alary ii.l St. Joe and
brother Frank in St. CloudlSunday.
Joe Mueller and "Wife-of iViei-z visited
Peter Mueller Sr. here Tuesday
trip
"3tef_"Mueller of
was here Monday.
i-uekman
HELD   IN
SATURD
l-OWEER   TOWN
JUNE   39  1911
The principal attraction next MARKET DAY will
be a TUQ-OF-WAR between a team from the vil=
Sage and a team from the country.The village team
lost the contest last flA.RKET DAYaod it is certain
they will pot up a good fight this time. Come and
see it; it wiil be about one o'cIock.As usual the Auc=
tion will begin about 2 o'clock.
John Cross and wife and daughter
Thersia, were Pierz callers Monday.
IV rs. Peter Weidenbach and daughter,
Annie, were business callers in out burj
last Thursday.
School in district No. 55, has close*
Wednesday, may Hi, after a successful!
term of eight months. Mies Streitz teacher thereof, will leav< Friday for har
home at St. Cloud.
Theo. Gror>s and Hubert Weiss wer*a
Pierz visitors Sunday.
Joseph Kramer returned last iceek after a short-visit at Fort fttpley.
Number of young folks spent Sunday
evening at tbe home of Mrs. P. Virnig.
Mr. and Mrs. Gau were business oaM-
ers at Lastrup Thursday.
South Agram
May.   '20—Math.   Thommes   wars   ra
Pierz Saturday.
Mrs. J. J. Brummer visited Mrs. Petet
Langer Friday.
Frank Milke called   on Fred Sporlia*
last Tuesday.
Math. Thommes and wife went ta
North Prarie and Elm Dale last week.
J. J. Brummer went to Lastrup last
Monday to make a foundation for tha
new school house in district 36.
Fred Sporlion and wife were ia Preri
last week Monday.
"Miss Thersia Meyer, Mary and   Math.
Thommes called   on Mrs.   -John   Eiden-
; last  Wednesday.
Math, and Ant.n Hesch weie in Piera
Saturday.
Mrs. J. J. Brummer called on Mrs.
William Kalueha last week Sa*Uiirday.
William   Brummer drove  to T.88trup
Saturday.
John Eidenshink and wife  visited   at
I J. J. B_u_un_er Sunday.