Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-02-20
MINNESOTA NEWS.

a oullulns soc1ety IL Ue1uR OIRan1Zeu al Oun-
das.
f. The diphtheria is reported in Faribault with
The liabilities of Behnke & Bro, of New Ulm,
reach $4,000: .'.:' >,".'
/. Bogus dollars bearing very deceptive ap-
pe&rance are afoat.
, Powers saloon at Jackson was closed by
creditors last week. ,r,. r.
The influenza is quite virulent among horses
in the lumber districts. Ill
OF Case, of the Messenger, has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Marshall.
- Several old veterans in Chatfeld and vicinity
will draw upwards to $1,000 under the. new
pension.
The parties in Kilkenny who lost so heavily
by the late fire will erect better buildings than
they had before the fire. i II .
l.: 'Calico balls, . ON Washington's birthday,
are the rage in a large number of pleasant,
lively villages in the State. 0''''' ~
t*Florida' is the name of new township
recently formed from territory lying in Yellow
Medicine county west of the village of Candy.
Rev. DR.. Vincent, of New York, the leading
Sabbath school teacher in the United States
will lecture at Mortified, Rice county, February
The lower dam at Easton's trout pond, At
Oharteld, gave way last week, and over +, 600
ofthe speckled trout, it is estimated, were
:, AIman digging well in Lamberton, found;
at the depth of twenty feet, a willow log or
tree two feet in diameter and grapevine winds
ing around it,. .r., ~, l:,. =,
:. 4 new Touring mill is the present Lending
project. Of Watefvilfe,' LIE .Suer county. It. is
believed it will be ready for work by the time
the next harvest il secured "'''>I
The; Presbyterian church and society lin.
Litchfeld have extended unanimous call to
Rev. Mr.. Sheriff. to Become their pastor. . nThe
salary paid i; il 81 900 year. I'll: 3en:.,e o9c
The ST. Cloud Jou,7al- Press announces that
.this vicinity has been Visited by another terri
big snow storm. Snow fell to the depth of
nearly quarter Of an inch" ~
Frederick Strauss, of the town Of: Wheeling,
Rice county, found a piece of wire two inches
long in thaliver of one of one of his 'butchefed
hogs. He has fed his hogs on wheat b1an.ly
< Q The new Congregational chur ch edifce at Max
shalt is being finished I'M d neat and beanuifhl
STYLE 1t,has stained winqows as well. I as many p
residence Of MI. WILKINSON in Albert Tea, was
badly burned in the face while ATTEMPTING To
kihdle .!f5s Mith the OIL It is feared she may:
- Personal fptope7ts taxes become dsrihduehtl
On the .frstday of March,; and real: estate taxes
on tie first day Of June. The penalty is per
cent, Added,to the former, and 10 per, cent add
I'd to the latter. ~ =,
,fhs county Of Candy is PROPOSED to :, l.
ts Sn ySn Ia fss r5 &S IL as a4s
IF the three caundes vote jyes,t the pews oolnty;
Will be established with Candy fol the county
seat 321D0nolf ynGtu e.. DIE ,11iZo s'2af'
The late Boy. Pr, Horatio Brindsmade, Of
Newark, N. J., has left $4,000 to earle ton col.
lege, I'M Mortified aand 81, 900 TO the CdngregaI
'tional church in Beloit, Wis, both beaues ,
ministry liz aHdt ee1"u i:uf. .o2i!Ers1o.
of Albert lea, Freeborh COUNTY, Is how III army
officer on duty in Texas. He has forwarded TO
the State Historical society manuscript his
tory jof the early events in Ainnesota and Iowa>
Id which he took part. n IN
Nunefbous Veil. are being d riven through e.
the rock at shakopee, Some twentywells have
been driven there this winter. In the east part
th1rty-six to forty-fye feet; and, in the; west
part at a~'deptn Of from fifty to si1tyy! VI
feet. r32ur9 Luz .grsjn.. .tCc, rnTt ri 80
Hastings Ne,o Eyu,, Feb. IL: Miss Ada
House, formerly Of this city, who became in.
sane and was taken to- the asylum Of s.. Peter
about three years Ago, died on Monday, of last
. week atIst: ReteFt :HsF body Wa ,breuaht to
mother resides'in this city. aii'aH''3Gao o.i L
Z 3 The, burning Of Yicolin's Touring mill, at:
London, Scott county, is regarded, as . great
calamity 10 That placs and vicinity. o BY this
Poymsn III sSe iaras nnnbeP & fsfm 81
who fonnd q market there for their yheat will
have to seek market elsewhere
Ii Moorhead telay COUNT ddsoecdte9 It 1cso1tJ
more to ship q. bnshel q. wheat to St., Paul,
from Breckenridge, than it does from Fishers
Landing; and athereison why, .becauss uhest5is
worth, ten cents per bushel more at Moorhead
thanat Breckenridge Wecan get our wheat 10
snoint. f5s as1ti % IT! Fss1 II
III Nicollet county seems 10 sfnaAcislly strong,
The ampunt on. hand March, l., 1873. wa. =.
sS3 26A55; receipts fr6m that time to jan. 8s'
1saS st IS 449 81 teal Of . ss4a4 4; g.
ainounted % only $54 ,S168 IS, leaving balance
i'm the treasury Of 4263e5.53, belonging to
different funds.