The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1912-02-08

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JOURNAL
i_RZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, FEBRUARY 8, U>12.
NX). 34
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OBITUARY
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married
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ted at the age of 3 years  and 2
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BUYS BANKING INTEREST
Announcement   was   madi
n the State
Bou<
and A. H.
ids.    Mr. Turrit.;
.Mr.  Bouck   vice   pn and
J. A.   Andere^g* of   LeSueur   is
cashier   and   will   have    active
charge of the bank-.     Po
was taken yesten
FORESTERS  ENTERTAINMENT
At the card party held
FREEDHEM
•lson   was a   Little
Foresters in   Faust's   hall     last  visitor last w.
Sun. Ling, the prizea ras services in 1
church Sunday.
a war ollows:
.
(lentli
John P. Lang*er,
ttlemen's lone hand prize
Math Zierer.
met
at E. Hedblom's Sunday.
Some farmers are   busy   haul-
A REPORT OF
TEMPERATURE
' For January Taken B]
Gentlemen's foot   prize,   ing wood from Cecil Kelly's.
Mrs. Frank Faust. s      Warnberj-    w;is   a    Ijlttk,
lies'progressive prize.   Falls     u,
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P.Kammermeyer, wo !:	
.
John N, Fan
X.! Inr.il
Pr< in
  2
VV.S.Nol 	
lg.Pi on
: i.50
-*"' i Mrs
- daughter of A. W. Cook
tnd   five :rs,
and two of tl Timber  thi
SULLIVAN LAKE.
An item of news was recit
jlastweek,   which   will   ini
[many in this vicaiity —
son was horn to   Mr.   a
! William Buck-man oi
Buckman    is   the    o
Mrs
Mrs
L.dk a' lone hand prize.
Adam Tembreull,
Ladies foot pi
SCHOOL   REPORTS
In Di itrict 129 for  the  mt
ending February 2,  1912.
j Enrollment • .
Ti; <>t   the
church   will   meet   at    the
jhome of Prank Beckman.
Albert. Allen, Dena and Alma
and   Arthur
Thermometer Vear PraiiierJ—
Coldest  loiiili In Years
Snetsinger, th«
intendent at the Gull   hi
near Brainard,   has   kindly   furnish. ..rt of the  tern]
ture for the month  of  Janii
1912, taken from the
taineil from t rnment ',
mometer and   instrui
o*w ia g orl   for
Beckman,  the
- -  *s S
with the figures   maximum
in   maximum    temperatures,      and
No. cm .
20  Rur; ! '■>. met Friday.
hydrant ..
Prank Marsh if
hydrant .
A.   Sit:
villa;
ii.ro
; m bus.
■I was lield   at   2 30
Sunday afternoon ai
church,    Rev
worn on
Wd -
	
Visitor P. .!. B
thick. Three were  caught   laatj    Those who  were   D
Tuesday. ,nt nQr ta„ ,y (h, iag
Mr. Wolfe, the   Hamm   Brew-11 month are:—
ing Co's representative, returned*} Mathias  Scbulte,   C
Holton j to his home in  St. Paul Thurs- 'scheck, Catherine Bio_!_, Jo•:<
'day. jSchulte,   John    Kra.n *.*,     ii
i
Judge -  of  Election to   be
12.
trned until
J 17.
Mrs.   Flinstead    and  brother iJfckin£>  Pnmcea   Block, Cla
NOTICE Ole Christianson, visited  at  T   ^check, Jo'irj   Plicke     \>
Schulte, Albert Kru._cb.eck, H
Tee    Co ial     club    willl man Flicker;   M'.r v   Kru
.   evening  in      0namia   visitors    Wednesday
LI.      All   nu elV*   Peter   Adki»S   and    wife
and Robert Adkins.
P. X. Virnig. Mrs. Flinstead left Friday for
President. | her home in Hoffman.
LEIGH
George Waller and B
Lust cal led on J. J?, i
Saturd;
Charlie   Leigh ;ne   from
Columbus, Montana,
Wesley     Waller      and    Miss
Katherine Rucker went to   Onamia  Saturday  for  a  few
visit.
Miss Edyth Lewis arrived Friday from Rockford. She will
resume her term of school at
Granite,
Mirfit
drove to Pierz Saturday.
The town of Leigh has now
purchased a road grader and expect to <a> their own grading
from now on.
Mr.   Peter   Ma
ployed at Hillman this wee
Mrs. O. C. Leigh and Mrs J.
C. Miller visited Pierz Friday.
G. wen,   salesman   for
Wright Clarkson Mercantih
tiluth trauacted business
Tuesday.
Edyth Lewis made   a   trip
rning
day.
ived
lay.   Mr. Scot* s   to
•on.
FOR SALE
The lots and house and
blacksmith shop in upper
tov, .ed by the Nes
pori estai
A. E. MACHO,
Administrator.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, **
Lucas County. \   '
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
nior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney ,v Co.. doing business in the
City of Toleelo, County antl State aforesaid, and that saiel firm will pay the
sum of ONE-HUNDRED DOLLAKS
for each and every case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Hall's
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 6th day of December. A. D. 1886.
A. W. GLEASON,
Seal Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blootl
and mucous   surfaces   of   the   S3_stem.
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
paton.
Born- To Mr.   and  Mrs.   Theo.
Thielen Wednesday, a daughter.
SOUTH GRANITE
Mr.   Henry    Lust,   Pred   and
Theodore   Billmeyer  of   Center
Mr. Lynn's dance was well attended. Forty four people were
present and all had a good time.
Henry Rieke visited at Robt.
Adkins' Sunday.
Matt and Rinda Pent and
Miss Jones of Christmas Lake,
visited at Peter Adkins' Sunday.
Aiis;. T. S. Look is on the sick
list.
Bernadina   Ternbreul',   F.
Kruscheck,  Prank   Preime
ger.
Tiiose absent one day  or  le-ts
are:—
Catharine     Schulte,      Michael
Otremba, Walter Konen, Mathew
V. t's\   hauling*
ice fro_n Li: it last  ***,
V, in and and
A.  Johnson  an ly,   were
Blom Sunday.
a lit! le warmer
n rw th?.u ii
A.h x John . Thorn-
quist  were   Little   Palis callers
y.
Trie-re was a party on Dena
Olson Saturday, iu ho ior of her
birthdi y.
WEST BUH.
Those that were at tlie  Coun-
i ty Seat Saturday are:--  Gilbert
Otremba. Anna 1 Dominica   Olson, Clarence Homstrom,  and
Otremba,    Ida    Schulte,     Lena1
Spanfelner.
ALMA Hani.ON, Teacher.
Lottie Lakin. Lottie  Lakin  returned Sunday afternoon.      She
was accompanied back  by   Wm.
South Agram
Peter Thommes and wife, Jos.
Gruber and family, Thomas
Theser visited at the John Nagel
home Thursday* evening.
Misses Mary Thommes and
Theresa Meyer called at the
Kippley home Tuesday evening.
Thomas Theser sawed wood
for J.J. Brummer Monday.
J. J. Brummer   called   at   the
Pred    Sporlein    home
morning.
In District 39  for  the  month , Kurtzahn
ending February 2, 191*2.
Enrollment 45
No. of days taught.
The children who were present
every day during month, ending-
February 2, are:—
Lawrence Endres, Christina Tretter, Theresa H. Tretter.
Those   absent    only
are:—
Cathryn Gelhar, Emma Tretter
Frank Tretter, Joseph Boser,
Anna Boser, Ben Endres.
Arthur, Ella, and Walter Weiland visited with the Johnson
children Friday evening.
Robert Holmstrom and family
visited Beckman'a Sunday.
Mr. George Swanson and son
called on  Gilbert   Olson   Tliurs-
one   d* y : day.
A crowd of   young"   folks   visited   with    Edna   Isaacson   last
| Tuesday evening*.    They were:--
! Emily,   Annie,    Theoadore   and
Elizabeth K..i_i_k... Teacher. | Frank Dalgren of Freedhem.
Clarence and, Fillmore  Holm-
In   District    No.    19   for   the, strom,   Emy,    Joel,   and   Eduin
month ending February 2.   1912. |Lindberg, and Ella, Walter   and
Friday Those who were  perfect  in  at-1 Arthur Weiland of Buh.
Valley   attt i
the     Eiler    hall
: ng and all reported a good
the  dance   at I    Jos. Gruber and family visited
tendance are the following*:--
Jacob Bednar.   Frances Bednar, >
Mrs. H. Weiland and son Wal-
Herman Herold.  Leona   Herold, Iter were at Little Falls Tuesday.
-i-i   Tne-d-!v;lt Thomas Theser\s Wednesday.   ,
J   ! BarbaraOtremba, Mamie Reding. !
Gruber, I Anna Otremba, Henry Otremba, j
True  Honesty-,
Prank Boehm Jr. and Fred Spot-  Le0nard Otremba, Anna Reding. | f2 ^Sin* Tot-T SaX
J o idtba tier was a Pierz
caller Friday.
Louis   and
transacted business in Pierz Friday.
Frank    Heigl,   Jos
■h:
lein   visited    at    the   Brummer j*>oge Medek
! purse,  more  than   paying the    exact
number of dollars you owe.    Honesty
means far more than not defrauding
other   people   financially.      It   means
1 at the J. J. Brummer home Sun-   Frank Gruber, Hal tie   Otremba,   nothing- less than not defrauding your-
- day. Henry Marshik, Mayme  Otrem-   self by your own DreJudlces «»»_ judg-
ba.
■ home Monday. Those absent   one   day   are   the
Frank   Schaeberl'     Pfed Smith and family visited following:-- Math     Gruber,
Steve   Gross   drove   to   Pierz1    Joh mas   Theser,
and Jos. Gruber were   in   Little
Palls Saturday.
Matilda Hii.t, Teacher.
rednes
day.
Mamie
Casper
vi
si
ed
er aunt,
Mrs.
Jos.
V
lig*
P
Louis
berl
visite
d
M
Dry and green Tamer*
tnond   Seibel   lias    leased ac in acre lots.
Cecil Kelly
ments. It means dealing fairly and,
squarely with yourself; looking at
yourself with the same eyes with
which you dissect the conduct of your
associates."—Clara K. Bayliss.
>R SALE
ne Mare 7 years old,
weight      1500      pounds.
34-2 gler
Route 2 Pierz, ['linn.
P. H. Brogi
iw from exporie:
■ior to any oilier.
.-.>up there U nothing that excels it."
For sale by all dealers.
Prig*lmeyer Sum!. ing;.
denbach   and    wife
and John Dahmen drove to Pierz
mily Wei;>; was a Pier;:
er Monday.
Ludwig* Gross called on Louis
Schaeberl Monday.
or a t
Peter    V tch's      Monday
evening,
the Prank Schwankl buildin
upper town where he   will   t
a barber   shop   and   pool    hall.
He  will   move  into  his   new
quarters about February 24.
Mrs   Arnith of   Sauk   Pap ids
was here for   a  few   days
with the .loini Schaefer familj
32=2
Piatte, Hinn.
THE MARKET
Changed every Thursday
o, 1, old	
Bursting  With   Self-Importance.
"What is the matter with Jones? Ha
.tsed to be a modest sort of fellow, but
:ate!y he seems almost bursting with
visit self-importance." "Haven't you heard?
Mrs. Jones is suing another woman
for alienating his affections, and put
the damages at fifty thousand dollars."
—judge.
The Way Out.
A painstaking mother of two children was attempting to give them a
serious idea of her anxiety to make
them good, and to make plain to their
minds the gravity of the task before
her. Overcome with the possibility
of ever attaining her mother's ideal,
three-year-old Frances answered in
all earnestness: "Don't try to make
us good, mother; just shoot us."—Everybody's Magazine.
(.. _.(>! i
Chroir        head-
SSI ache^   Dizziness
and nervous troubles are
ieved by Dr. Wa!man's
system of fitting gl
See him in his office
Little Falls the ten
s in February.
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Wlu-»i.
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Oil!
For the Darkness Draws Near.
.97 If a man have the truth in him, the
thought of his own death as an ever-
1 90 present possibility will, far from para-
iyzir.g effort, drive him to a more
faithful performance of duty. As the
poet says, "then let him turn today."
—Exchange.
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37
The Determination to Do.
"The longer I live, the more deeply
am I convinced that that which
makes the difference between one
man and another—between the weak
and powerful, the great and insignificant, Is energy, invincible determination—a purpose once formed, and
then death or victory."—Fowell Buxton.
:>o
Somewhat Rough on the Fish.
The Japanese have a novel way of
keeping fish fresh for use. You go into the restaurant and pick out yout
own fish in the tank. If there is more
fish than you want the chef cuts off a
piece to fit and returns the rest to the    flow
Profitable Giving.
"Have courage to give occasionally
that which you can ill afford to spare;
giving what you do not want nor valua
neither brings nor deserves thanks in
return; who is grateful for a drink of
water from another's overflowing well,
tank to swim about till wanted.
ever    delicious    the    draught?"—
other int< data.
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Jan. _
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Jan.   I
Jan. I
Jan. Q
Jan. 7
Jan. -
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Jan.  10
Jan.  II
Jan.  12     ..
Jan.  18
Jan. 14....
Jan. 15
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Jan. 19	
Jan. 2
Jan. "21	
Jan. 22_...
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We buy ear and shelled
corn at 50c per bushel.
Rich Prairie Milling Co.
King Stanislas of Poland.
EAST GRANITE
John (Iross, John Dahmen and
Mel. Wermerskirchen returned
from a fishing* trip Saturday.
Dahmen and Gross Bros, are
busy losfging', for a new Moor  in
the Granite hall.
Paul Dahmen made a trip to
Peter Gau'a place Saturday.
Peter Weidenbach was a business caller in Pierz Friday.
Peter J. (Jau is  logging near
t te north pole. He claims it is
quite cold and returned Saturday.
Peter Weiss was a caller at Peter Vveidenbach's place Thursday eveLing*.
Louis Schaeberl made a trip to
Pierz Friday.
Mr. and .Mrs. Hubert Virnig
and Miss Strietz, visited at the
Gau home Sunday. They report a tine time.
Miss Katy and Lucy Gross
visited at John Gross' Sunday.
Sliock;ng Sounds
in the earth are sometimes   heard   before a terrible earthquake,    that  warn
of the coming' peril.      Nature's   w.irn-
in^s are kind.That dull pain   or   a :he
in the back   warns   you   the   K;>1
nejsd   attention   if   you    woul
those   dangerous    maladies,    Dr
Diabetes or Bright'-   disease.      Take
Electric Bitters at once and see   b
ache fly and all your best feelhsjrs   return."My  son    received   great   ',
from their use for K I Ider
trouble." writes  Pi
Roc It wood,   Mich.,"It   is   certainly   a
great kidney medicine."    Try it.50;. at
E. L. Kaliher.
Attend the Last Dance tie fore Lent, at Faust's Hall, Monday, February, W<