Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-09-05
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From NeighbOring Exchanges.
From the St. Cloud Tina,

wagon load.
From the Benton County Press.
Frank N. Foster, Esq, Mr.. Geo
Lafood, County Attorney Clark, and
Muster Stephen Vasaly, all of Little
Falls, called to see US on Friday last.
The news msngers say that Frank has
a" eye on the Authorship Of Morrison
County, and expects to go in on a
straight Democratic ticket too.
From the Douglas County News.
Candidates for Office are not very
plentifal-or at least not very obtru
sive-in this county yet. What chang
es may take place ia this respect in the
next two or three weeks we don't know,
but will venture the assertion that We
won't be as bad as one of the southern
counties which some of our exchanges
mention as having already thirty able
bodied candidates for the one Office Of
Sheriff.
From the Sherburne County Star.
The saw mill at Dayton, owned by
a man named Bennett, we believe, was
locally destroyed by fire last Monday
night.
THIS town has come to pretty pass,
it gang of young rowd,es are to be
allowed to get drunk and destroy PEG
pies property with immunity. Among
the atrocities perpetrated by these cow
ards last Wednesday night, was takin.
the slgu of from Tue Star building, and
carrying it UP the railroad, where it was
destroyed by passing train.
From the Alexandria Post,
Wild pigeons are plentiful.
Several cases of diptheria in the viii
lage, all of mild form.
S'!as tlumes hasa 6ne crop of apples.
His Hysl"ps are better than usual. His
Duchess Of Gutenberg is loaded. Some
single apples are over twelve inches in
circumference. He thinks of exhibi>
ting his fruit at the state fair. Hi
l"cation' near the heavy timber and on
the shores of Lake Andrew is PECULIAR
'y favorable for fruit~growlng.
From the Fergus Falls Advocate.
Mr.. j. A. Flick has sold during the
past 6 weeks, upwards of $1,000 frui,
and shade trees.
We are Informed that detectives are
looking for an illicit d,stillery in the
Leaf Mountains.
A party of Fergus gentlemen is be-
ing made up to pay visit to Prairie
Lake FOR the purpose of exploring p
large mound on its north shore.
From the Sank Centre Her,ld.
A strike among the railroad con-
tru,tion laborers occurred on Monday
morning, and the gravel train did no,
move on that day. The paymaster
came up on Tuesday and paid off the
strikers, fifty or sixty in number, and
new force arrived from below on the
same day, which has been accumuiat>
ing all the week by the addition of new
Some Of the strike ~ who went down
the road this week, attempted to turn
back new recruits by reporting thai
the cholera, smallpox and other plaques
were raging At Sank Centre. They
didn't succeed in making themselves
believed to any great extent.
From the st. Cloud Journal Press,
Major Geo. H. Smith will seud ca,
load IF blooded stock from bis Sauk
Valley Farm, three miles from this
city, to the State Fair. IA. ! ..
Cards are out for the marriage Of
Miss Ella u. Stewart to Capt L. W
Collins, this city, September 18th, a,
The residence Of the brides parents a.
Berlin, Wis. .s3 sz..t=
Yesterday engineers and tracklayer.
arrived with . request from the officer.
Of the Minneapolis, St. Cloud 4 Sank
Rspids Railroad company that our cit
iaens would decide, By the next day
as 70 the limo which they would prefer
g h.ve the road follow through the
city, and where they wanted the depot
g Dc located, IS it had been decided to
begin work It once. This welcome
| news produced, Of course, ! general