The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1917-08-02

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VOL. N'0^9.^ tiJd! vlqjriw 5'.no-0"   g ^WE^^0^
GATHERED FRdM ALL SECTIONS
Of the Week.
News 'of Especial Merest -to
_.;««. . «*n n„_,_f. Let tlie'slireclcler help ciftew
Minnesota-Readers.      up the com crop.
i@«Bi8SS388-8_-BS£-_iSB_-£^
X&imraovs.T.i.E.y be. as ,g,opd
as today—but today is here.
AB-Ton^Bauer of St. James
iSShe® visitiug oil f rifig&eis.
E.   U Bethel   of   HiUinan
efcOT
Happenings of the Week Briefly, Told
for the Convenience of the
Busy  Reader..
__
E|eii F. Thompson, aged,:sixty:se.vef|,,.
for years a member of the Minneapolis Mr, is dead.
Governor(-Bui?rifluigt;.|h_.s,-annonnp.ed
the Reappointment of Carlos Avery as
state, game and fish commissioner.
Charles "HU'CDrin'ery tor twenty-five
years a resident of Minneapolis anda
pn As; ever in times past, it is
more in the man than in the
machine.    ■"'"' |!f :,v/
:j3ajney Block and k.^Bm
ser went-to Little Falls- Wee.
prominent   member   of   the   m>^^^™*v^^^^-^m& mm*mW^^.K^mdS^F appointed Vy
dead.
It is estimated, that 'the royalties to
the Estate on>:;St;,a,tp.,-p-syA.ed iron, ore
ii-iii-S for the quarter ending June 30
will reach $185,000. ft!  I
W; \W. Rich, prominent ir Minnesota
politics   for   more   than   twenty-five
Chas. Sanborn of Holstein
Park was a village caller last
Monday.'
pontics    tor   more    man    iwb_.-hvo  ■--* \ ' t.. •n- ..   nr.„j. TT.---M.
years;, has been appointed doorkeeper        A. Pillllip.S of   W^UniOl.
at the new state c^oi,,._ .    visited old Meacls.here-a few
■.visited/old friends ;h»Jpa few
days this week. ..tp
at tie new state c^jjjJaL
Pa-rick Larkin, aged 'thirty-eight;, a:
Brafgerd automobile liveryman, ■ was
drowiied in Gull iaW'.in'"sight of his.
wife and seven children. * Machinery well oiled, tllO-
Hf..Harrison, forty-three years old rou„.jlly iu gf&Vl  makes work
is dead at Red Wing pf.tetanus con- ° _..,,,:-.,■!    •
tracted on July 4 when a. toy cannon easy and worry, SCa.i'C§... t:
exploded, shattering his'hand.
A. M.-Opsahl of Brainerd, now state        S. B.  Blick
5? KiSr-fS S^rr aeS Pointed postmaster' of Little
a c
w
state immigration commissioner.       j.BallS by the president.
Miles Mclnnes Dickey, ninety-three
year's'.fold and a pioneer of the state,
is dead at Wayzata, where he had
been iiios .master for many years.
Albert L. Larson, forty-two years
old, l^is fatally injured'when he fell
fouiv stories in an elevator shaft in
the Pilace building at Minneapolis.
James Ticcis, twenty-seven years of; Straw if One is gOWing to put
Wheat will  be about half
barley   and rye
Why
r tliait'-last year.
separate   oats   and
themJ together   in ! the
2'..'ii.t.i-f»j ■'''•■•
Dietr__
feed
manger
.I
age,-i a, porter, was ..instantly killed
whet "he fell down a flight of stairs
at Minneapolis, fracturing hi. skull.
Floyd Campbell, twenty-eight, years    1
old, killed himself near Oronoco, wept
of Rochester, to keep 'from 'going to:
warijgEIe was selected at the recent
dra-.ving.
Former State Representative Asher
Murray of Wadena has. been elected.
to succeed Andrew D. ' Stephens of
Crookston on the state ,t>oard: of im:
migration.
Jess, Dunning, secretary <3f the In-
dnst-ial workers o£ the World at Ee-
Kaidjiji'was bound'over to the grand
jury Fjq|arged with displaying sabotage
literature.
Cdrdenio A. Sever ante, - widely
knowb lawyer and member ot the law
firm; of Davis, Severance & Olds of
St. ffanl, will; head- a Red Cross; mission .to. Serbia.
Five ■ persons, were ' injured, one
probably mortally, and five others escaped almost miraculously iri a 'triple
collision of two automobiles and a
street can at St. Paul.
Daiices-iir.S-hoo.l lMidings were, ap-,
proved at a special election in Virginia by a vote of 399 to 370. The
vote was ordered after an evangelist
, recently attacked th,e. school, board tor
permitting dances.
The state of Minnesota has .0,:U7.
000 in cash in its treasury, the largest
cash balance in the 'history of the
state.    State Treasurer Rines predicts
that new high records may be estab-  greeS in the   shade and. SO me
lished during August.
A  large  number  of   slackers.  (
Leonard Dietrich, of Hillman, ' formerly   of   Delano,
7 *■
Minn.,   made  a  call  at  the
Journal office Tuesday.
E. A. Kling,of Little Falls
has been appointed a member of the exemption board
to fill the vacancy caused by
ihe resignation of #. Y. Mc-
IN^iry.
Carlos  Avery, state game
•
and  fish   commissioner,   has
announced    that    sportsmen
will be allowed'todo hunting
for migi-ating birds for a half
hour Before sunrise^after the
15th day of October.
weather
e yesterdays  the
thermometer was 0Ver 90 de-
tihieB as high as 96, but went
yesterday morn
rence of 40 de
Tbe-_ii.st<gT©up ot draf ted ^nen
f ro-_::!M6-risdn: tbtihtf' rfep'drt-Cl;
M ! -y_.ir no."jiir-i;";•■<■" ntti'. ■    • <
ft lie county ^exemption  bparxl
! ."<•••■■•
■ pli^i. ical ".xjamffl ati'on: - ■ 'No--'
,]OJ       .;j,.'77-     biKE      rfl     ■■, I,:-', i.
t-ffl^s.W-j_;e ,^ent out  Monday  to
tiff!.ibrstf'25'-iHiem"jAmmaj\im<bh:e.
inly,' 0-'de!fil_«-'1^eili"to'^iport:' ''fii;6
g-tl-   snof.I'l    ,-5-Jll    ooy    -.'ii..    I:    ,.•.;».(:.
H.'Qj,OGki W^F^SMftS*. 3.fc tl.iy
dlriti'ldt-bc-ilrtf Vbom1'' at tlie'court
b|pase. Twenty-five pr.more will,
b$ dxaiaiin'eid.'-dailyi-..iuntil the
efflinty's QLUOti is filled'.""'
§ib.S1(nUJPber, reported Wedne^,
day niay toe inGtea-edfandadddf
tioiaal  notices sent  ourf ki twS
' A I!  "
vern'orBurnq-uist'to'^rssret'Br'.-
M^J-./^ofW-^  p^^ari. ol;
ibbarf?»Dfy.*^^P^ofel_a
J. B. HtfiSt.   -§g3fl&iBUtbrs
appointed.   -; •    u'i
Pye f yinail sum inb n e"cT,_\v lfe't'lleY
aim. e'xem'p.tioii'ciriibi,', nuist
njport to 'the boatd and sabrnit:
Lo a physical.examination,,
■.  i i ■  ■   •  ':'. • ' i ■ .'i'
•■Additional lists to report later
A.K,,,1;;
tieds have  been sent to the fol-
i
■jg^ing from Pier/:
ih^.    &
$tps.
H. E. Dryer, traveling passenger ahd li'iimigratidn agent
t ^victed in federal court at Duluth ,for. down tO; 50 yesterday mOl'll-
^failure to register on Ju;ie: 5: were —■' ^ k l«--¥_>iW.,._. nf _tO rip.
Sentenced   by   Federal   Judge   Page
Tvlorris to terms varying from thirty
lays to a year in jail.
Justin A._ McCarthy, a steward in a
'•-■.Vinona  qlhh,..ift}iotJ and  probably   fatally  wou_i-te'dv'_iis" "Wife; shot  at  ah-
other  woman   and   attempted, to   l^': of;tbft,^reat Northed. Kail;
himself.   McCarthy i_ thbugnt-to have, }       ■
■been crazed by the heat. j way    was    lmre.    VV.edneSCUiy,
Ella Han^,'who.was with Wilti-.m : t •. iu<1.   QJj localt, a Mrs. Drb-
■ Fugniato, a Japanese,  when  he  fell ■     J     " ..       ,
1 from a rowboat on Lake Harriet, at j mel, who, Mr. Dryer C'iiM.me.1,
Minneapolis   and was drowned   com-.^ j- correspondence
• mitted  suicide  the  following  day Sn|*~J2
her room at a Mill City hotel.     .  I    | with his   company  about the
^ P. M. E^dsley, fifty-seven years old, ! jjq-j |arn] ^&  Kittson COl^nty.e
Ll.or many ye^rs-prominent in Minheap- ~>    . ^ . .-•    ■ ■-.. .      :
^.jjlis financial'circl-s', died' suddenly at \ The Hillfarm which COUSlStS
his home in. that city     He V9* ■ peer.:   f \ 3§j 0?00 ^cr6S, IS   to be sold
retary arrd; treasurer of the Minneapo- ! °~**fy _ •■_
■\ lis Savings and Loan company.
Dr. Arthur Boucher; formerly a den
4 tist
■ the
,   part in a charge on German lines. Dr.
. 4^o.icher was thirty years of age and
wfetjiorn andj-freared. in Waseca
; Jol-ii^ J. Qtreinbtiv h <   ..
'-'Theodore F. Gross,
Josepli 8ai'.er,   - rj '."i
[ndam Edward'Zak.
■V  lilli i     u ; :   ..
j     .POSTAL, iNSUBAJ.CE
pny yeansjago[TBfe! 1 leralu siarted
'...aiiag-postal savings., banks, and
kept  it up until postal savings banks
6, despite'-fl-'iyp-sitioi-.    DMifaot
Herald  was -the   lirsi   newspaper
lie  country   to  urge   this   conven-
'
ience,  though  it  is   fair  to  Bay   mat
tho   initiative   came   originally   from
r'. W. Fitzpatrick,  then a resident of
Duluth.
Later on, and in the face of similar
opposition,     The    Herald     advo; '-atcu
•nment     (MiiplDynn'ii:
am|  now   we. inivc   liiat   convenience
ami   il   is making   good1 even-in  the:
imperfect .form in w_ti<_a< ii still is.'
'-iii_ iswl^at ,»oju.(j paople call. .'pa-
lernalism." Well, what of it? Sclioois
a|q| j paternalism. The wholg posi-
uiTice  is    paternalism.      Government
T-bS) is paternalism. The Federal
■reserve system with Its rigid regulation 'of ^u.fe-mjf aijd.baukii;^ is^fttfr^
3:     Compulsory   working' men's'
IjBiabensatiiori-' laj'_-t _.aifei p&tofnal-ani.
-ibmpulsory health insurance laws
be paternal. _:_ •' wllcn • ;"\vo- get
then|,as- we shall, The-efforte of the
department of agricuiiiirr to help and
euccjurage farmers ' art; pal
"Sooialism," too, seme people call all
this; but,..what...of..ti.?, I..._t.4s„goo..
why need we. .carchow.. .critics, label
it?
G<J
fuel
too.
in small tracts to actual farm-
r. Arthur Boucher,-formerly a d«n*ii ,„   „„j   „„+ +,^ i,,,„|   HiSpcnln-
of Ely, this stat;, was  killed  o.r-^' aud   li0t t0 ldll<'   b^Uid
battle line in: France while taking,. tor a.
the
che
in p
-^■dasper^f-lsbe'l-died last Suh-
;cla£  moruur  at   Ll.io  jgb -d™
pneed   _H| fl84|y||y  Jir.:
^Mrfslwii*! toft ^^taatiia
came-'.to: i\.nenca ®id||
■Mai '
t-
Bull, fouruml
age
viii
.l-_KT._y .«« L,
until the  deatb ot
wm*
tb ot  Ins
wi'f_ in   1904, since wlfen be bas
Mrs. Nick  Meyer of Agram,
al took place in St. Joseph's
r.;M   <-    ?f,i:.i;.,i.'.   yrtr.lt  ,4   .It
ma
$er
fiui}
teiiietery Tuesday mp.rning.^,.
 , ^:	
ffinti$%mal^%s%,mgi i. _ki
rlB" tiba<,a-/St!''IG-.'_rfiB'rai.»_wispi-JU<<SaiW'
S&j. aliteri)tjyn1.ii'oni tlie.ea'e^^Qf.'m:,
jurins-?l %\ij§fi'4 ll{y a iaUaomMii-,
bugjrfi \vhen [ills .te;iiu.,r,9^.iav)^„, o;i.
J7ierz;.    road      las.L    ./Hut
;he
Sev :rftl , ribs  were .broken . and   ,ono;
lujii avus ;puiicfia'ed.
M:. Rocheleau was 55 years old,,.IJ^
bfiffl. ,ft{j tCt^nti%;, .^Jfrovicje^o ,01
^uebgcr,, g^nad,a.,.   0<;i.,. 15,   J.5G1.     i;..
j-..to   Morrison., .quia.; .when .-Jj.e
^^eaioi.^id a_4..iia_ .Jinuic. jb^s
w.o r
ier
■.:ma
beer
-y-ill
in  tbe  staffe oi fowa,   but
ed   to Pierz  over., 45   years
oil
It was a' Bag, sti-tm Stunt;t \'
e^geBiii-g.-iiTbe.sky was ,ver.y dark.
^d'^B%ii_g':biit'!--rict-;t;ry_ng to
disbeiru; :;ttie,,,:r.eal .situation fo,i'
tlnngs'by-tlre'-iglit.'of.-ft'beiil-gbt-i
-j ,Ul:Ml!.    H    F/WI.-.I    'jlirl     .,.71.'!'
,X),-eas..ia>fiayedj:: nn,d. i? tlje..twiiid.
?Mt|if'tlieit"''Ht>pft;alm-dst tobcb'ed"
j,' •;■•" al " if: ato m ietti-fus-ti .. . ■ .
tbejgro^ridijjdebirJs a.nd anytlnng.
lyiii&f'1 loose wus.nwbinled...about-
and scattef(-f_."in '(.'^e'ty'-lii-'-'i-tlbn.
tHf,.^ar,fe-;_ce,!iOf -J^e   lumber,
yarl!d'""'Wiis''Mowrr 111*1;,"'"and tlife
gjfepek in Borgerdmg's yard WcijS,
(So ba^lj\V'mixedidVlo4_tia!jr:!ni.oriiing
^S^f^i^^B* lime***. Wbif-i-den's  lakd
.cum
«ja.
li-oin^
few
ried
M&vk .Louise .Gravel-1
<6hajt  when a man | call'ea^fdt1   '&
r-n_j#i$ qUajb^. t mb'tyM 4W,
6uti: o_,!a mass Oi>t&\anksv ■
M      ;       .|,.'I T     t':.    Si T. i      j:-
.    ....sy.u_.iy.AN ....
!'-'f be',*Wte-',|__ai-l'hs,: faiiiily'"__btoi-ed
-5 oA:Lui.i'a'kis.'''.lohd_y: ' wul
['»M_»«ftayte-iid ^ffl.''Visit.'d,:at ilrs.
-!'ord'3';Tfi--tRty -i_fte--i6-iir; ;1   -
"_li._  "tVcT,ber"_t 7__fiiHteapiH_S:'rjii-ii-''
'fkac:'Ct(mp-:;.i'
:■•*' V eyo-W'1 £r&i_l!"W_f,tertbw'ii;
rfarRi n; JJ.uilo. .PrawigiAUid .ixjr ■ a
year.; in tiie, 4..y.i,..le.,,wa_,iwar
in.lSS<..at -.Belle ...prairie .Lo  :ui,_.
Tvp. .>vcmi:en v.'.,re  injur.d .^landay
fore icon b.y.;a.'horsa.-wjaicli .broke.titsi
ifalt^r- and^ran I away.\ from- Joseph S.
ill's  -blacksmith   shop   on  Broad
going''thrdugh tlie -cibwtf^Stctf-
tlie   clrcil at   tiio   corner
: (roadway   and
>.   John   Ha
i   })•/  liie. iio.i'so  and  luuj" pi\o  r.'f.
Carj
... ay
...
of
M
broken. She was taken lo tho home
£ ier ..father,.» Go&rgo . Gerrit_, ana
give l medical1 attentioui■■■ S_l 2-year-
uld ioy she was cai-ryiiig in her arms
escaped injury ^except for a bruise
on i ne cheek
iilO. •-. A'. l>: _Iei.;er'foll  wiiile Irving
it put of the way.of. the horey and
and arni_   w.ere.Jirulsed,    ,.l
1  boy  wass also. _epqEted..to -iave
slightly, injured..
; I Til a-'bongo' ia owned toy the Henne1-
aper company.
„F
Pari
was
■uu
and
mak i
4i>on
addi
*     : • j_. 11;1111.  mariagcr  of   tli.■
..ii    Auln   Service  '(r<7lnpaiiy
Scing
bus  lino  servft--   v, nich'-   will    be
: ank
Be
"d   Myniii!.y  in . ,   _gi I'r.iri.
■
luu po^jplejj  iuuiuI  trips ,1'tum.
to   ;'j'.'r/idailv,;.uli!i   an
ofial
o i iCr...
city
M.-li,
ing
over
will
o 'oli
7.1)01
• O    1
ter
soco
will
will
;,!(■ Wil!   i.     .;
ng th.
■ on .ill!' trr.i-r i!i.-i'sf;:,i;,-.   |
.it' is;   iikuilied   thatMHitf' li'r ,t: _j_i.
leav ...Limjc ri;nj'n:. .-..Imul, 7 -ii- '7:1,5
...),.iaitng,.,.unu.■iiuf   h..|..
...u:;li.
7.    JiiihiiMiiiudy  a.-
hi'   ani.i:   I,,
nV 'irip   ftj   I'i
B.
.PUCKER
'^.' Jolm-.-ion of;  Kiiigston. one of
the leaders of the
7(1
fropi    Meeker
•   liixie.h   last
Rucker
rs.   Bida fMcGillf Boynton,   forty-
free year'.-old, only daughter of former  Governor  Andrew  R.  JMcGill,   is
,5ead at the McQill. home at St, Paul .■ Y     a   rf"i:'osen
just  four months  after  the  death; of >Go- :«M H f^&H®
l'hor  husband, Wilbur  D.  Boynton  of Thursday    evening   at__the__
1 IeadviIl-7 Pa. place.    Sir. Johnson is a fanner and
5    Ernest Koch, fifty..years,, old, presi- believes, in  farmere   getting  seme   of
dent of the St. Paul-Bricklayers' un- the  good   things   and   not   giving  too
j.ion, is dead as the result of injuries in.uCli   to  the .middlemen   who  liafidle
Eustained  when  he  fell  three  stories' go Wany of their producl _.
iown   an   oleyator   shaft   at   the   Ex- , Migs Elizabeth Waller is'liere visit-
^ange annex at South St. Paul, now ^elatives and friends.
der conBtruetlon. ,    *          Kattoerine   Rucker   of   Grace-
Louis Lagone, aged thirty-nine, and ■               •■■•■.    -,-     _       -__
-__n            T                     ,    o. «» u Montana,   left   Monday   after   a
**** son, George Lagone, aged twenty- V1UB>,  ™vi.L>.<ma,    °--                *
I   visited   the. regular   army   re- Pleasant visit ;witli  friends here,
[ting   station, at   Minnesipolis   and! Mr. and. Mrs.  Irwin  Drews of Hill-
men enlisted.    Tile Lagones are- man visit sd at ..the;, Bx.uiber: home ;Sun-
rench-Canadian   stoel-,   but   both; day.
tiative Americans.
»-..iyi_.._ are almost as vital to
l Kingston, one of fatdm success ff war ag *™ ^
Equity movement,   diel.l   anfl  certainjy . hlQro;   ^.^    .^
ity
f'rai:
\ LCB
alcta
at
---A
UOUl
..'XlC
re
buss
vernment control of food and
during £v.*r jligyA ^ su;ai$n._J J._i|:,
rX.£. ..i(; is a necessity, and it
works good and nothing but good. If
we :igttT,ti,jh.!pea<!e !*ftS_S^lv'|ul4*H»|Wd
no I lore, .paten;alistic,.,an.d .eilnicsj- ;;is.
necessary. When thej war, is over we
shai hear much of .this question: ll'
people can have the benelh oi
rovemmeSt' h'eJpJ'in'ValrV why hoi
iace? ...
peop|le does' for ffiejeople is RI&HT,,
and this '^af:"is"proViiig it every' day.'
Altother thittg'The lieraid lias ad-
vocajtedand that-we shall hear more
oE 4 tl_?-;£H!iu.i®' %::P,03ta£j,i^iu;a,n;.ft-,
a cBeap form of insurance for tlie
poorj mafu;s sometli-ngr^tiiit tii;, i;,rx;4'that
companies wjll npt iuniish, some,
mini worked out. at'.actual .cost, for
6no people and guaranteed-' by the
govjrnmejif. ., .Wneii;'1'ho Herald, fitat
advejeated this, many |fCta&\4 ftpuld
not pe done, ^ow''plans of doing it
for Ijh-.,soldiers are toeing •worked olit
and ft it can be done for the-soldiers
ifcdn toe..done. for..the;workers whost-
i.illt;
ll    ,.
■a ln^o
lake
TI
uie
i-h.d
lorv
to'l'irra an
id'  t_ip   10' 'Piejrz   and   j-rlui-a   and
mi ■.. ' If
leave Long Prairio about 6 p. m.,
^aal-Jn:4'..in/6ili-I-'J  .«hip...;,   iri,,   t'o""'t-ii'a''
Mid   I'ii'i'i: and i-dtufni'iTg- to' LoWg
io..   .'idjis- wiH1 fjivc   -jtjetteiijt'. iitto
hstw_i-i-,lij>iesfti towiit; and !ill-town3
tliu  line, as  stops, Mill :be  mado
i iy point along the route.
schedule   of   prices   will   be   an-
^'fM'pP11'1'   ;: ;        (Wf
.-given'tout,  and   ill.,  rail's  will
_bc approximately 4 centp per
'   TI iS'Wft^feKy Bmrtdff'iSfus
Wacena   to   Walk--"this 'RpiTAg-,   later
lfjiijg flu.  surii..   X'niin  tsaul-..'06ii-.
(». .. W'alkiir.     T:i .;, ,   h%) c   \ several
s.of ihe hiic.MliOiaricr.l'aik sf.^ni ■
eeiig typo, each, bus a'ccoinmodatins
Is-'56  pas3ong^rs,    ri'bey   mv   ;.j1;ih-
milo,.»,
line Irom ^
llirou-Ii
.Lac's
i!is. iv.e'-k.
uLSitlitl.   ■„;.:,' ;      -a_l(_r ■'■■ki'i n:
pin's Wedbe_d. J.
."SOIV ' '"V\ i ,!   ,   to
7Tjalij1as. iveek.
ine infinll'' child' Wlfr. and 'Mrs.'EU
. cdn-'sda'y"!,kn'd
TtJtf-Maj-
"' Eiiier Bre w-ted,    an'"Sfcc'6_Qp'li_iie'd
piatii-Hv -pe'At'h'i-"vacation" at    Camp'
. .'•.. Ssie   _f__itli 'Murfie'd'  heme
i.,y.     She
.naid.d   by  iu-r "jroLh'er   Chairle.'
.,'ill -__._-" a short visit.
liiiey Looi. ia'-iiior    Gleim
were 'Lastrujb -taller,.  Friday.
Ti d ■   M_36%§    Efl&ie    W&Wb   'arid
OliV.: t;eth  Wil-
.i-i.d r  i<--id..y  afteJn'o-on.
■'.   Klaw   and   wife   of   Waterloo,
.  -iv.- Ltlnby and \vI■'t. 'of Minnea-
occupied ""Fitch' 'Cottage'" at ihe
-.amp  t_.-"l_.t'Y.-C-:-.'    '
ur-1 H'6_kil--  - ahd'   Lloyd "Lool^
■ ' to Hiilmih Sauti-day. ,  ""
.:.'.).   A.' Sanborn,"Mi-, 'and  Mrs.
CSU^.-'Sar/D'orn   a'6'*   '''children','   .\i...
'.it'-anf!' da'tighte.1   N-ili'e,':'calle'd
»tHD| LY Loo1c*_''SaTurd_y "afieiiicon.
Mrs!1 Wm: Adkins and son" Glenn of
7re  Vlsi'tiilg' tiie' "Peter
Adkinsr family: ' '
"":'iMi|.vfiodg- "Of belanti' h-.'s" inoved to
.thinner  'boiil'-""''Dodge   iriu"   on
: &i.lHvau: !
.'. -and ■Mi's; TCalb' and' ch'ildrcu of
; iI-airie--"a1-riV<-d Salt:..
visit-CvIrs: ICahr.' 'sister," Mrs.
Lliiaj Hoskins rand rarilily.''
r-'LetoiiaTd-IInt of "Long'Laiie suffer-
-Jttrta sun stroke WHile u-o'fk'iiVg in'the'
'nay   ilneadaV/1'Sa'irirday: " ]■'..
.-rdd
nea 1
P0K
_It
•.tm.a
co.ur
him^dWed'h-Ai'to i-is'hke' ®fa ^fif^^tA^SP^-
**i*9 ,e7,iV,;,,  t„  i,   -K_w  <;.„,■ -^<:'y ana mirdvrare store, .'Ft, Rip-
■v,'(-    son3V"-Mii'M''-.ri-i   Jim,' :wcrb
■f:iii
.' tfb recovered in a'short' time.
, ',ii. rold   Wiftdr;-,-. :;on '   enlisted
J-to; 3!".8.-'m:iTihe-  aiid"eiiierc'd   ,
.iug:. ub.i Paris- -Islabd,' rSbutil - Carolina.
Lliyci'-Wa'hiiark-'^cillea'a't '• C.    E.
Looi
C.
nous
s-Sunday ;_f-'e-no;i'!i'.'
Ev-Loa!.   lrad"'nUite tn   exbUint
e busses will rnn-iOnrcgllHir sclicd-
i v..v day in-.flii"week, SuiidayS-'_n-
id, and the company plans to'give
oe .tliu.year   roiuul.. .Thoy.' state.
their, cars are. so..const-iw:ted thtut
old   y. !■:■, 1 Ii !■!■   and  snow  will  not,stop.
Iheii operation. . .
Tile headquarters and garage- oX I li"
:-oin|any »rv now a,l W'a.lei.a, and ftlio.
schefiuleS iiver all i«_nil:e;i are So ar-
raneji'd tfia. ijacbjb'ifs''mnb Ejit'- \\';r
everar d'ourlli' fli'iy and is' -Omplctcly
ovc-iiauled1 at the garage.
Sunday   when   tbe   roof   of "the
-caught'"fire,    frbrtunat ely    no
(Jp^gaMywaav 'don_:
U'atodri;"'wife" and 'ehiicireii, the
7|-0asrnes"aiid __.' A/'Fitcli families.
Earl" ...lectin'-gib'    of    KoyaIu)n
spent."Sunday'-af-f-ock  and   Suliivaii
lake..i .......
•■-(-Ifreuco ." Hodkiiis    'lias'   retiirned
.^tea-ii- ".Cro.'"_iid: vr'ill '
Absolute "knowledge .haveT niono,
i one {of my-aunt's -'v. asher -woman's
sons! heard a policeman on his  beat
say;   ,.      a      laborer. .-.that-  lip,  had
peac
No«ri_S,..a.goQd..a time as-any-for
."  who wish  to., make-the govern-
'   of  the  highest  possible  use  tp
ebple, and   thei'eby to 'hiring the
Get
peodle into clofeeit'-'pci-si'Di--
witli    the   government,   to
subject 'ii^-o--'s,>ri:)U7  and
!;:■ i
ions
' wm
construct
ire tonsiderat-ien.^Duiuth   Herald.
n
...Blforthand,   typewriting,
ingknd   bani:i oitQr   ^_.'
ing |August- -' _5igr ;-. ^fe    gt
Cloijd    Busings.    Coliege..    Vatb    &
Alii
J6W IwsekS' witK' iiiii'parerits.
f'Miai ''Clras' Sa'litobrii,  IVe'llie   ..lartin,
|fl .ib . ,b 'Waller  arid ' Rnhy'Tlicmp-
wm  brtlh'i-ig"in" Sullivan   Jake
Ijoniftjscl.-   .■ -  -"    -        ' ' '
MCjrie  Look,   Sii'm  Martin  and' Ray
S-ima were Pierz' goers Monday.
'SSC--S-   -W:-J. 'Broker ' and'  Lodi-
meir ©f»Hoyalt'oli' iiiotorcd   up  to  tpe
:wnd sF-iitr Mtonclay night at .Irs
'Ford's.-   	
' H""!!  * i.' -. * * i 17.'
***k
No. 7
Tbe-  second.draft.quota  may
b'e -a'llc't!   earlyin Axig-it.t,"Pro
TOtt ...ia.^tai .Genei-al j'i-o\vd(:r
fsaip aiew xdajfst ZLgCfvaAShe .new
miif!i-e,;;i-d!=!tea   § .;veiv .lays' "
;a. tfer tlie e^ain^aiionftf tke.tirst
ifr'-ui-'is-'linfeh-d.     '
OF-ljJE-i f6r hearing   on   p'eti:1
fi'ON' f O  eSi-VEY [ LANGS '" n
on cbNfra'ct: ;    ■"'"
-
.'S^te^MAftnc50f.a,,;,.g.p]uiit,y!lol' Mor-:
Tisoi,)ss.
-,-IM RwtaiP .'Qqurt,.;..,Special    Term,.
-Jntoj -27, i'ai7.    .'
.1.      i^(|IQfi.te?.r, Of      7....       ,-,-..;c       pf
rWal3c,cine..ly;.tj5;el, deceased.
i'l'Oa  reading and   filj^g. tbe. petitipa
pf!;:.'oI;n..,,Bo_4ioyey,   ciainihig -to-,bej,tho
ftnti led., to,, a., co.nveyaiicp   of .cer, ain j      "i
,re:al estate,frpm..the,fA.dmin;.
«Siid estate,. ;ietung for,'.'-     -;      '.ion- 'poll
tine -KrUiZel. jle.cpas.^tj,,.^nij '.Eiizabcrtit
Klin :el,. bis   wife,   ;wa;s , bound   by   a
iC.on.t.'a.ct , in   vyriting   to   convey   mid
esta;
up,tyi ,Ihe. terms., and   conditions
m-Mm
-
--«A0RE. JGDUJHTBIESl IH/SOHFUGT
:eal
vey
tber
the
jipat
i-...p|iedicatei],.  and   praying, that   the
PSGliate.     Cqur;       maice      a       _
antli Driz'irig .;   and .    directing        the
convey,,, such
i  said  petitioner  ag
;:i entitled tberetp.
is-tber'ef-re ordered, i'ir.1 all per-
interested      i.       ,,.!:.!      estate
,appear        b . f o r e . .   this
..at      a j        i a 1 . t a r m
t'aerec.f to be bold on .the 2_th d,
iugnst,   ,..   D. 1   o'clock   in
tbe
afternoon,  at  the   Probate   Office
ia, the Court _House  hi City of Little
Ealh
p'ciit ion.'
'
it-ss
in
:7itsd S-tafes a_d Oi.:
ionjs fj}*p §ti-uss;i,e: Main .Event:
rofu-he  Past"Year;
Tf|indon.,^^ Tbe.'thii'd! year."of-the
,,}y,qr id ..war., teles ea- ..ivithl. .tb-. i fortunes
pf c jnflict favoring the entente except1
unpprtajnti-.;..?.i., to'. u_=e out-7-
Ritssisn,.,situation.:,
to,,centr.a.l . powers ,,,sustain'.d rao-
tp.us,,,setbacks,,,both anii'dary .and
ical, durjn;;' the .tiveiye, tnontlis.,,.
Oh .tbe Yyfestprn front, i:i.I_;irc]ie ihp
Ten tons,'Ibid theiusplves ,p;i tbei dove   a.   the   7,7 -?iu.V,tb,
m
yeai.  ' Tb •■-    '   hi   on, lines nev/ly  as-
shed after forced retirerner. ;
in, ..stated,  witii  a  description',of i terr tin V
and..;tp be,..conveyed, and tie tacts! day:   at j
which .such .claim to conveyance
"   abl'j
administrator   to
tne
its:
litic
two
si a
Rus
id County, and oppose said]',   P."rt
Mjeanwhild new epemy'po..-e!'7.
tne United States, have hi a
dr'a-i-n in'by'the central e&pire.S 7,id
progress" toward   the   achieve
ultimate  aim  01 tile -  and
-.1 fiirUie.-C.'.!.' b- ii-
il" 'disturbance which : will' remain
memorable in the history-■ ibf 'all' tin
C_.ief .among .tiie_e. areatbe fall of
cr.owne.d,beads:^Nicholas ..of Rus- ,
and CoastanLine. o,f...Cii'eece. In
.ia. autocracy has given .way to
dejmocracy. In Greece a kingdom re-
niailts, but not a pro-Teutonic ceo. en-,
tent 3' jpressbre' 'having woii supremacy!
"ib tjiat part of the Balkans. !
and*Roumania threw   in;
iy
.TJni
Aid', it., is'   further.,   ordered.   I
bisjoi-ticr ', :;uco: lowid'by Cuba  a-.ni  i.ii.eeia.  'p.ai
in. each week for three successive
weel s'prior to s.aid day of hearing in
the Pierz   Journel,   a   weekly   news-!
pos
.paper printed and, published at Pierz,
in : aid
..Be ted'at Little  Falls  the _:tu  d.e.y
Cf Jitiy, A. D.   ti
ll:   ie.'V. "ie,
E.  F.  ,    [AW,/     '.'"
>f Probate.-
7   lateiness  'bu'ild:
fortunes- with the-, entente short-j
fter the third, year- began. ..The;
cd   Slates   entered, .in.. April.,   iroI-l
pledged the United States her aid inj.
defending "the  Panama" canal.    Costaj
Ric4 put her navSl bases'at our dis-l
1.    China,-Bolivia; Gua'tSniala lindi:
Bratil •• 'severed •• diplomatic relations!
vvitl Germany. Uruguay expressed;
sym pathy for tbe, United.Statesi Late!
.in J ilv Siam entered the war against!
the Central powers. j
. Ai  estimate  made two months  be-[
fore
at Ft. Ripley early Sunday morn- 1
vith. an estimate^ 'loss cf .?25,000.
ej  on   the   we I  side''of  the
;ed   fft'rack-j   betv.-ceu    the    bank
the  West  hotel  was   completely
, ■   . t
destroyed.
Ode man,' a Mr. Van Campen, own-
1  ...     ..;.: -e   . , .     j
eri..nf   a.   confectionery 'store   wbicb
.va0
e>d. 'was' sleepiitg   in' the
... building' in which
T-.    ,' 1.   - r ...    .7     ; ,        1 :
fire
the. fife' etarte0   and   was   forced    to
iuin; e    window   in   his   night
.uU;t.l as;    'The   -lair.     were    burning
.Hilton  he  awaken ed.
N<   one  e.^.   .,,;.,,-   ;(lea  wiM caused
1"   ire, e   v.-h.o  disccvered  it
,S.aUi it sta: t..ecl  in _lho seco^cl story of
_ey..-|as "no' tiro protection and the on
iy. .i vai'lab' - --.of
xs. lva's "with ' .buckets.'
,teei;  firemeb   saved   the
fighting   the.
Thc.'yolun-
West   hotel.
A cafli was senf 1-'Little' Falls for the
fire, t'ruc'.y'lie ire   department
bcadp'!refused to 'send It so far away.
faring a'fire' here "while.'it was gone.
The lire' was 'dlscovceed at 2 o'clock.
..Tie bu.i'ne.s places'destroyed are
tbe., Van Campen confectionery,
Jqhnsso:; ferBtbefs'' 'hardware store,
lup'ey' House! witfi Uie ice house
aiid.igarage belonging" to it,, owned
;hy:„n'."E. 'Saunders,' and a vacant
builiC
and
by -_rthur Henderson of tbe Briiisli!
wair comnci-^placect the' lumibei- of]
men killed, at-7,0OC-,-000 since August,'-'
1914, ...J. rencb general: headquarters re-
oenlly estimated ..1,50,0,000. .Germans
had been killed up to March 1. Mr.
Hen lerson estimated, the total casual: ..
ties
■at mere than 4o,000,000.
tlie' end of the third year—voiced!
m
ing" owned   by   the   Root   estatp
formerly "used   as   a   saloon.
""'A EurOpeto -Port.—Another 'American contingent has arrived safely and
dis e abarked.:
"■' Ti .evAmerican troops arrived by tha
■sain i-steame'r. wheri •:; Kermit Roosevelt, his-wife am-    hiid traveled."
'When tenders -want alongside--the'
Vess-l the men were in higto spirits "
and frequently shouted;" "Are w
do* i.,bear,ted?". wbicii was answered
"with a. roaring "No,! "given with groat^. s
entb nsiasni.
,R< presentatives of the general staff
watched the disembarkation. There
was no ".ivic "demonstration. Only a
few spectators kn'ew of tbe landing-
The: & elleer fedand the -troop.-cbeere'd
toacl. The neon, entrain _.dvquickly ant!
left for,thedr. mew quarters. A si
com iany., remained at the port for
s'oril| hours, and these were..the pnly
.epresentatives of the contingent,
wliicjh tho, public saw.
Win!: at,; No
War
Itjrence Hoskins spent; Sunday  at  ,-,       '
.     ■  Smith's. '     " 1
'Ca|le?3 at Martin's '.Monday evening
Mrs.-pfeter'A!dkin_, son Jim. and  Oats.-'_.:-":_lj:
Amdrican Jews, about    somebo_y'"'ln'
ugpter Mary "ahd Mrs. Wm. Adkins  Far Corn
^ And feonGlenir
a  letter''just'   last' '    week '    written
n    j the finest      Greek      from,    a
se   Cooiie   in.. Tj_ab.uc.kt...,   who      Igtatir.iEilkK'nfe'ki'   ..e    Platto
die  niggers, in. Cuba ..knov.;  of,:    i"- n tJ.JpSgg
colored   m::::   in   a   Texas-, town '.who   !"
it    straight     .from    ea      eirpus
eloign,, that  a nnan   in- the  Klondike
Jjeai|l -the .neivs. from ae'garig'Of South
Hay ______	
Butler, Creaniery
Paris. -1- The allied powers concluded their conference here after an-
nouEJcing a decision to continue the
war until the object for'vvhich they;
are. ighting is attained.   '
Tiieir declaration, which was made |
unanimously before separating, reads: |
.. "Tne  allied    powers,   more   closely!
.united  than   ever for the  defense of;
the people's rights, .uarticularly in the j
(-titS  -■• .
II   '   I'll,   ll'.if:
.   ;:it('i'.os(. . .
■ ,.•
i; P_ft4 erradfi Hour
1-_'__i '■" Bra
7.00: Balkpn peninsula, are-resolved not to;
i|-, I lay ( own arms until they have attain-f
ed the.end which in their .eyes donii-!
f!      'S't-fnate^ all others—to render impossible;
30  a   return   of   the   criminal   aggression,;
,. or)' such as that whereof Uie central, em-!
"""       .'_   , pirea bear tbe responslbilit,
■-.-.-,, . 0-.70 ; .  There was unanimous agreements on;
6Y,-ivi"e    " ■      i.Hcijiatelv,
•    .,•,... _L_-3__«   . '■■■¥■   '"'.'       '•-
 j---— ,     -«----.--_j     ...,u-,.              . .iiiiiu 1.1 iy.li j \.
Borrfeoy-who heardaman'whd claimed    '    ,';..,,, d  bv  law 'i. .irot   C
to ktiOW a'-weli Society dm- .   ,,'.,,. ,[ho .';.y.,,
motlier-ln-law wili undertake 'Io. it,,ve ■'.;,„„i     ,-
 .",.(,(! all dsc'isions■-■reached during the meet-; '
,w,() ings.    The  ministers  of  departments!
1       ■ affecjtedf.will meet in London to
Cracked Corn 80 pauncis 2.7. up the executive measures.
■a-in
i)]"L(_;—: .-.-!•>: j   p0.jj .   Himself
.      }:■-.   ,■ ■; .  ^   .    .      •  ,      ' , ",-'   I0 /'.^,C1 .'.be .m,u;-.- i ,..-.ins        0..JJV  at    his    failure    to    be    reappointed
has Btatea in a primed^mpe. Uiat.she , ^   '■'.■„„'/"""■ .    ,e -V, statl inspector  is  believed  by ^poiiti-
has a,son wba has a trieHd.:6ho,kso'w.   V- ,{,!_.,   ,„
vvhen the war .is going to-eud;-
.,....-:-■-...
-Ex,
-1 ^
1 Irh'ski is 19 years old.
. .-*  :.!.. ■    ■■■
:h_
drawl
':>.-!.!
leoLli:ae^.-e__l_	
• -   clans here :the cause of the suicide of
" ' '''   J. AJ Knott, aged ififty-eight, a promi-
nentfj Missouri  Democratic  politician,
S^i-ii