The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1912-04-11

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PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, APRIL 11, 1912.
NO. 43
COUNCIL MEETING
i of   the
KILLING  DUCKS OUT OF   SEASON
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All  the ducks have   started   north-.
Ward it has been reported    that
ing   slaughtered   at,
RiCe 'alee and other  lakes   and
sloughs east of this city.
Shooting ducks at this season
is a violation of the game   laws
and offenders if caught are   apt
to find that   their   hunting   has
i expensive.    It is reported
ood authority that the matter has come to the attention of
ecutive agent Of
the state' game   and   iish   •
mission, and that a warden  has
been appointed  to   secure   evi-
d tnce against the   pot   hunters
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The Recorder was appointed and that the warden will be in
to notify Bares and Gross to pilt. the field until the northward
Pond Yard into good condition.  , il'J-T1 -1 has ended.
A motion to  allow* a rebate of!
20 per cent  on cement  walks be1     DRIVER   OF   CAR   IS   BLAMED
allowed, provided   they be built
according to  specifications, was
passed.
The   Recorder was   instructed
to write the Charter Engine Co.
r _,,    ,.       T1,      , _  ,       ...     lautomobile, brought in the   t
of  Sterling, 111., about   cylinder  ,      . ...
for the new gasoline engine.
The following  bills were then
allowed:
the    carelessness     of     Joseph
automo-
Transcript: The coroner's
jury empanelled to inquire into
the death of a 3 year old boy at
Brainerd who was killed by   an
'o
lowing verdict Saturday:
"That Leonard Howard Za-
bel came to his   death    through
UNCLAIMED LETTERS
Letters addressed to the following
persons remain uncalled for at our
postoffice:
.Mrs. Peter Plenner.
P. Tacker.
('has. Opatz.
Mrs   Mike Sand.
Mrs. Prank Pepareck.
Mrs. Geo. Licit'
A. Liebel.
J. P. Linn.
John  Lerite.
John Lingi
Herman Kuschel.
G. Jones.
Mr. O. Gjullin.
John Genu
John N. Besser.
Xi*. Thos. Han
Henry Straet.
Jacob Waranaar.
AUTOMOBILE KILLS
BRAINERD CHILD
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Susanna   Bolster   [widow]   to
John H. Grell, s   of   ne 27-41-30
E.ECTRIC LIGHT FOR FOLEY
oud   Times—   Electric
lights for Foley is assured.  Geo.
er, the   applicant   for   the
franchis'
ced work on the plant, such as
the wiring of buildings and
other little details   which
the putting up of poles and
wire.    The plant will be local, d       Brainerd,   Mimi
below Hotel Foley   when-    work   While playing in the
will    1*   commenced    within    a  phiymal,,^. Leonard
sl,ort tlme- Ibel, the three   year
At last the   needed   improve-   ,.,.v   and   M.
ment has come and every citizen   nm dowM ,)y ;m aqto]
- thin i,._..,.-, i:   i
Ministers Young   Son    Run I1
In Street, Life Being Crushed
Out Instantly.
of Foley should rything Joseph G. Brandt
to   help   tlie    promoter   oi    the
plant win out.
Swanville News    Mr.  Andrew
Stroman   of   this    village    and<
Miss Lillian Kemp, of Burnham-
ville, Todd comity, were married on Wednesday at Long
Prairie. The groom is a son of
Mr. and Mrs.    A.    Stroman.    of
J. B. Hartmann, coal and
.,,,,.   Brandt, driver of one
repairing * 2.25;,.. * ,
I bile on lliird avenue   northeast
1.00
DELINQUENT LANDS
JohnHoheisel,useof steam
engine	
Pierz Journal, publishing
proceedings and liquor
license of Frauk Faust
and A. M. Bares    29.90
Andrew Faust, 2 per cent
of receipts of village
money    54.33
Manhattan Oil Co. gasoline 37.63
E. L. Kaliher, village trustee 7 months	
J. M. Blake,  village trus
tee one year	
M.   Wermerskirchen,   vil
lage trustee one year___
C. E. Gravel, village trustee one year    10.00
John   Philippi,   Judge   of
Election      2.00
85! Win. Eller, Judge of Elec
tion      2.00
Karl   Kapsner,   Judge  of
Election      2.C0
The   meeting   was   adjourned
subject to call.
J. B. Hartmann,
Recorder.
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at about 6 p. m. April 4, 1012,
near the corner of Forsyth
street, on the west side of the
street.
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10.00
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j        WILL GIVE EXAMINATION
Transcript: Thursday, April
118, is the date set for exami-
i nations in Little Falls for all
those wishing to become licensed
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The Danger After Grip
lies often ill a run-down system.  Weakness,   nervousness,    lack   of   appetite, '
energy and   ambition, with disordered
liver and   kidneys  often follow   an at- !
tack   of   this   wretched   disease.     The
greatest need then is Electric Bitters, ■
tlie   glorious   tonic, blood  purifiei
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regulator  of   stomach, liver   and   kidneys.     Thousands   haw   proven   that i
they wonderfully strengthen the n
and build   up the   system   and   re
lt.ii and good   spirits after an at-
tack of grip.    If   suffering, try   them. '
Sold and   perfect satisfaction guaran- ,
teed by E. L. Kaliher.
SCHOOL REPORTS
Report of   District   No.   134,
for the month ending   March 29,
1912.
No. of days taught 20
No. of pupils  enrolled 25
Average daiiy attendance 20
Pupils perfect in attendance are:
Wendelin, Mike and Albrecht
Kahlhamer, Mike and Andrew
Will, Elvira and Armin Portner,
Veronika and Henry Girtz, Tracy, Matt and Theodore Sciiom-
mer. Pupils absent a day or
less are:
Antonia and Bruno Kahlhamer, Gertrude and Lena Schom-
mer.
Rose S. Lahr,
Teacher.
chauffeurs. Secretary of State
Schmahl writes that a man will
be in the city on the above date
to give examinations to all those
wishing to take them. Under
the law every driver who works
for a salary driving a machine
must be licensed and all owners
who have machines for hire
must take out licenses.
The examinations will either
be held in the city hail assembly room or in one of the rooms
of the business college.
Our shingles are manufactured
by one of the best mills on the
coast. Don't be fooled by an
inferior grade.
J. Borgerding & Co.
A. E. Macho, Aerent.
SCHOOL REPORT
of District No. 97, Center Valley
for the month ending April 5.
No. of pupils enrolled 25
No. of days taught 19
No. of  holidays 1
Average daily attendance   22
South Agram
Bertha Leidenfrost returned
from Sauk Centre. Saturday.
.Tolin Eidenshink aud family
visited at tlie J, J. Brummer
ho.ue Sunday.
William    Brummer    was     in
Tier:* Saturday.
Frances Sporlein was able to
return home from the Little
Falls hospital Friday.
Mrs. J.J. Brummer called at
the Janish home Friday.
IS
SI.000, south Swanville, and  is a \
Gustav Hoffman and   wife   io'man   of   tfood standing   in   the
Otto   L.    Hoffman,   ne     7.4o-*-o' IUM~**borhood*    The bride    is   a
»jq QQQ!daughter of Mr. and  Mrs.   John
iKemp of Burnhamville,    and
Northern Pacific Railway Co '     estimable young   lady
to Anton Tembreull, s of se   11-
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NOTICE
All rubbish and refuse,
straw and manure heaps
must be removed from
the village by May I. If
not done by that date, it
will be done by the village at the expense of the
owner.
Board of Health.
• lay and crushed to   death
the corner of Third Avenue
jyth street.
Spectators   say    that    Brandt
was driving   his   car   south
Third avenue and that   he    t
to avoid the little   fellow,    turning- as  far to the right
Bible     Rev. A. Zabel is the
(tor   of   the    Zion    Evangelical
church and   his    home   and    the
church are but a block from the
scene of the fatality.     Brandt is
a machinist and with him in   the
car were three men.
to
to
Ed. Benfield was called
Little Falls last Thursday
appear before a meeting of representatives of the Morrison
County, Northwestern and Morrill Telephone Companies, to
tell what he knew ofthe promises etc. to the prospective telephone patrons in southeastern
Pierz. The country east of the
Pierz-Buckman road seems to
be debatable territory between
the Morrison County and the
Morrill Telephone lines.
Henry Gau has been in Little
Falls the past few days having
J.J. Boser's auto repaired.
Jos. W. Faust i.s now working in Henry Nathe's harness
shop in Little Falls.
Remember, if you don't test
your seed corn, you may have
to replant your entire patch.
Mr. and Mrs. Gravel and Mr-
and Mrs. Kerkhoff were Little
Falls visitors Wednesday.
Frank Hall, now employed
by the Northwestern Telephone
Company, told a Journal representative in Little Falls
Wednesday, that his company
had taken an active part in
spreading the alarm about the
unreliability of last years corn
'for seed purposes. In many
parts of the state in which the
germination is about 00 to SO
percent, farmers will plant a-
oout six to eight kernels in a
hill and thin out the weakest!
plants when they are   about an !
ARBOR DAY
Governor Eberhart has issued
a proclamation fixing Friday.
April 20th, as .\rl>or and Bird
Day in this state, and calls upon
all citizens to help in the work
of planting trees etc.
FOR SALE
My   house   and   lot  in
upper town at a  reason-
able price.
Albert Pavlu.
SULLIVAN LAKE.
April 11.---Math. Pint visited
at Peter Adkins' home la.st Friday.
Will Britton   and  D. W. Sims
called at Walmark's on bush
Saturday.
Miss Naomi Adkins and Henry
Ricke, visited at Will Britton's
Friday.
Robt. Adkins was an Onamia
visitor Friday.
Fred Lynn transacted business in Vineland Friday.
Henry Smith and family visited at Robt. Adkins' place last
Sunday.
Henry Pierce visited at D. \V.
Sims' Sunday.
The Martin family are making
syrup in "The Sugar Bush" on
the south side of the lake. Will
Lynn tapped trees on the place
and C. E. Look is making syrup
at home.
Edna Lynn called at C. E.
Look's Tuesday.
We buy ear and shelled
corn at 55c per bushel.
Rich Prairie Milling  Co.
Almost a Miracle
inch or two high.
WEST BUH.
The dance at Weilauds Monday April Sth was well attended.
Henry Oison of   Rail    Prairie,
returned   Saturday     and    will
work   for   his   brother   Gilbert
during the summer.
Gilbert Olson and his brother
were at Little Falls Monday.
Edwin Johnson who is attending college at Fergus Falls,
spent his Easter vacation at
home.
Ethel Johnson returned to
Little Falls Sunday afternoon,
after spending her Easter vacation at home.
One of   the   most   startling-   changes
ever seen in any man, according- to W. i
B.   Holselaw,   Clarendon,   Tex.,   was
effected   years   ago   in    his   brothers,   stricken from the  list
*'He had such a dreadful cough," he
writes, "that all our family thought
he was going into consumption, but he
began to use Dr. King's New Discovery
NOTICE
About May 1st we wish
to revise our mailing list.'
All   out - of = the = county,
subscribers, who have not
paid   their   subscriptions Frida*    evening
by    that    time   will    bet8wans0,is-
H. Weiland and wife and
daughter Ella visited at Cast-
ner's Easter Sunday.
On account of danger
from fire, a state law
provides that dry manure, rubbish etc., should
not be burnt on the lots
and alleys, but should be
hauled to the dump
ground.
John Dombovy,
Chief Fire Dept.
NOTICE
Have you any Potatoes
to sell?    Let    me    know
what     kind     and     how
many.    I can pay you  70
A crowd of young folks spent and 75 cents  per bushel.
at      George
Those   who   received   perfect  bottles.   Now  he is  sound  and  well
attendance certificates are: |and  weighs       I  pounds.     For many
Barbara Waytasek, Lizzie Way
Simple Mixture Helps Pierz People
That simple   remedies are   best has |      Christ Johnson and family at
and  was completely cured by ten   again been proven.    E. L. Kaliher re-   tendei Easter Services at     Lit
ports that   many Pierz   people   are re-   tje paJJg Sunday.
ceiving-   OUICK   benefits- from   buck-
P. A. HARTMAN.
THE MARKET
Wheat, No. 1 $1.00
on-   thorn   bark,  glycerine, etc., as   mixed        Clarence   Holmstrom left
years our   family has   used  this
deriu! remedy for Coughs and Colds | in Adler-i-ka, thegerinan appendicitis
tasek, Susie Waytasek, Joe \ with excellent results" It's quick, j remedy. A SINGLE DOSE helps
Waytasek, Ellglebert Waytasek, ' safe, reliable   and guaranteed.    Price ; sour stomach, gas on the stomach and
Duluth where he   will   be
ployed
for
em-
Mary Huver, Joe Huver,
| Huver,  Mary   Janorski,
Jacob   50 cents and  SI.00.    Trial.bottles free   constipation    INSTANTLY    because
Anton
Our lime, plaster and   cement Janorski and August Janorski.
is always the best on   the   mar-',     Those not absent   more   than
ket.    To be good this   must   be  two da3*s are: Elizabeth  Huver,
fresh.    Our;aim is to   handle   it Frances Janorski, Katie   Meyer
so it is at its  best.    J.    Borger- and Maggie Meyer.
cling & ( Clara A. Measure,
A. E. MACHO, Agent.; Teacher.
at E. L. Kaliher.
Good   and
shelled   corn
the mill   for
bushel.
Rich Prairie Milling Co.
dry   ear   or
bought  at
55   cents a
j this  simple mixture   antisepticizes the
digestive organs and draws off the im-
j purities.
FOR SALE
About   seven   tons
good hay.
A. P. Stoll
FOR SALE
The lots and house and
blacksmith shop in upper
town owned by the Nes=
of pori estate.
A. E. MACHO,
Administrator.
Wheat, No.
Flax,	
Barley	
Rye	
Oats	
Ear Corn	
Hay	
Butter, Creamery
Dairy	
Eggs
....
1.90
      90
       90
      40
       .50
...     $6.00
.....
       25
      15
Flour, Best	
Straight ...
Potatoes .
Beans 	
Hogs	
Cows	
Calves 	
Steers 	
Onions	
•2.00
70
7.50
5c
75
Attend the Easter Dance at EausVs hall, Monday, April 15th