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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
The Tide Of Immigration.

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The tide Of immigration now flowing
westward from the Eastern States was
never equalled before. Usually immi-
grafton is very, light at this time of year,
but now the railroads eaR, scarcely fur
nish cars enough. to transport the immi.
grants and their baggage and goods.
This is especially the case with the Wis:
consin and Minnesota roads. In some
cases old and condemned cars, that have
been out O, use fer.s some tins, have been
brought INTO service to.ansWer temper
ary purpose until new cars can be pro,
cured. As the season progresses the
number Of Immigrants will greatly in
crease, and it is quite certain that the
present season will be without a parallel
in the history Of the country as to the ex-
tent and magnitude Of this movement to
the West, Times are ,somlsv better in
the East than they have been. during the
Blk years previous to 1880, nand many
thousands Of people are thereby enabled
to sell property which they have for
years desired to self and move west,
This tide Of immigration will result in
greatly augmenting the population and
wealth Of Minnesota, and in greatly in
creasing the cultivated area, the amount
Of business, and the value Of real estate.
While the r,por,la nf fho woot a. 1:b.l.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09

/. Ay
& Thomas .BruRdetts, Of Green Pfairie, isvery
unhappy Just at present. The other day no
procured . marriage license authorizing the
unition in the sacred bonds Of wedlock Of him
self and Miss Flora sehunard, Who lives near
Little Texas, in the town Of Swan River. He
also purchased two kegs of beer Q celebrate
the happy OCCASION With and pFooe.dsd 10.
Little Texas on Wednesday last, duly fur-s.
nished with license and bear, intending 70 b
married Wednesday evening: Upon arriving
ct the home Of Miss sohunard, he learned q
his dismay that she would not msrry him.
The minister want heme, and Thomas, al
though grievously disappointed opened The
beer kegs, treated tho assembled multitude,
and made, ) sickly attempt 70 .psAr ) cheerful
oountenances.d during the aoasinpanes ok ~
merrinuent that followed.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
Land Office Notice.

March 25th, A. D.-l880:
Notice is hereby. given that: the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to'make final proof in support Of his claim,
and secure fnsl entry thereof At tho expira-
ton of thirty days from the date of this 90
tice, viz. on the-3d dry of May, 1880, befofs
Clerk Of thesD District, Court At. Little Fals,
Minnesota, John Mantey, Of Morrison County,
Minnesota, for the Ell Of NW4 of Section 20,
Town l29, Range 80, and names the following
Is bis witnesses, viz q Lyman Woodward,
August Belle, FIN. Foster, all 6fsIksIea Falls,
Morrison County,: Minnesota. and John
Wendt, Of Culdrum, Morrison County, MINIS
nesota. T. D. Il. Freeman,
Register.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
Demo cratic State Convention.

The State Democratic central COMMITTEES ii,
Minnesota has appointed Thursday the 10th,
day Of May, 1850, q u o'clock II, 81 81.
Paul, - the time and place for holding i
State Democraticoonvsntionto select ten del4
egates % reprssent the Democracy Of tho State
ia the national Democratic convention. a. s.
held 1T Cincinnati on tho I'D day ii, juno.
1880, and also 70 consider the question 81
.bolihing what II known q the tro.thirdds
rule Of national conventions. s#s q, s.;
All Democratic, conservative and other citi-
sens Of the State irrespective Of past political
associations or differences, who can unite in
IN effort for pure, economical and, sonstitu-
tional government, are cordially invited To
unite in sending delegates to the conventions
Representation to the convention; wal 81 based
on theta Democratic vote for Governof, be.
ing one delegate for each one hundred and
fifty votes and major fraction thereof, With
one IN addition Il large in each county. az
Morrison county will be entitled q, four
delegates.l f.s,I s.; d. I s..sft
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09

From the Pioneer Press $50
Railroad traffic has 80 largely Increased this,
spring that Ill the companies ars short of
carr. Tho demand for transportation was.
never N more general and urgent. Letters con-
tanning sush prsyerful requests - g For Gods.
saks send ne some ear" arc daiJy freesivsd
By the agents OF the varius lines. A PR.
yiossly noted u the Pioneer Press = large
asoust, Of NV rolling stock has bssn ordsrsd
bJ The. 3srsnt roads, the most Of which win.
soon arriss, bat Devsrthsless tho demand for
can vtll likely exceed ths supply throughout
To ssesos. 81. q ~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
NOTICE'TO FRE71FTOKN.

'.'! K -i.' .'Es-@. .-..--.-. J ?. A@3- 74"t:
State Of Mannessta; 49,: =. @s.'o..s's!s!' liz,
cbnnty of Morrison. ..-i!5fEsi = 4
In Probate. Coust, -. u ~ fsflt e #.ss..
In the matter Of tie estate OlJohn Milbauer,
decessed1lfs5 s,sss >. 49,. ,.;.ss.k2..
Nottcsn hereby given to III porssb.si having
claims and demands against the estate Of Ioh1
Miilbauer, late Of the County Of Morrison;
Minnesota, deceased, that tbs Jadgs Of
the Probate Court Of. said county will
hear, examine, =. and Z adjust claims, and
demands against said estate. at his
ONCE in the village Of Little Falls, IN said
county, on the second Monday Of each month
Tor six successive months, commencing with
thstwelfth dsy Of April, 1880; and that six
from the twelfth day Of April, 1850,
hsve been limitsdand allowed by said Pro-
bale OusEs for,screditpnr to. present. their
'eJasnes ss5 5:sss5 IS - -
S listed q Little Fails, Morrison. County,
Sta6 Of. Minnesotss Aprif5tlf, hAsDs 1880:
go J0HNP.SAND,
s Adninistrator of the EstAte4of John MIL
bansr, deceased. sgz.. .4 pa. ssfss.55r9 -.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
e You want. . Cat Plow. gst neas bnt tie
Psskskiib with Hardsned Stssl ksald ~Bsard,
81 I'll Cash, 8
sCHLFusENER.3 BERGu.
rom q Nilr,nkse News.

1romthe HitNankse News. st8s5
& During the lat session Of tho lssislat1rs liz
the Chicag llilwsukss = s. Paul railroad
issued 5, - ms l,aslsila . nsAbsrs u the
ssgislatare and ssnate, and thsir frisnds The
ehicsso q NorthHestsra isGlsa ahout 800.
Tie former uers .ossly for shost trips while
many q ths lattsr wsrs fer considerable dis
taaces. A nsnber Of rspr,ssatA tiyss got .
llany g 10 passes darins To session. The
Alssiplg cypress q dered eourtalssis - TIE
satisnaaly dsaA hlsails nd 10y vsrs not
sIav = tAte S j kiina.sa Al
q u hap., plsns sailsa al.,llllssts -,
80 ID - !. nd III enpaaies
I'D e ~ - raihesd s. 1svs.y 80
pssnd earrisd. aad NJ - up,
- Aslssii - fosna Ill i ~ ~ st poekst
ne q, -, qsils ! 4 little -.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09

: We were in error last week in stating the
inupbsr os archaeological objects in ths eoAlec-
'tion owned BY Miss Frances E; Babbitt, Of
this. village. The entire collection numbers
about twelve hundred objects instead Of three
hundred. She has y thrss hundred specimens
labeled and arranged. fpE. the, State museum.
There are . number ofspecimsns in her COL
lection identical in type with. imp lepsnss from
France and India, Is we'll es the New Jersey
drift. Some. Of these ore very curious of them
selves, and also teach curious lessons concern
ing the states of civilization and modes OF
life Of "the FIRST families" of Minnesota. s.,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
Cheapest and best Whips ID town
for sale at cost at LEON HoyDB's.

From The Alexandris Post. .,
Albert Kendall, who has Just closed = pleas
ant term Of school IN Lake Mary, VIII next
Monday, take charge of . schoal.i in Lund.
The hog is not only :, nasty brute, but is
aingulsrly omniverous, in. his, tastes, A few
days ago COW helangiag.to Frank P eyno!ds,
Was attacked BY hass, just after the birth Of
her calf, and was; badly bitten and manglod
by them; they also bit off the calf's tongue 50
that it can take milk only by>having It poured
down its THROAT. Cow and calf will both re-
cover. -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
Republican State Convention.

From the Pioneer Press, April s. , .,, ,,,.,
The Republican State central COM
mittee held their meeting. yesterday
and called the State convention for.
the election. Of delegates to the Cbica
go convention and the nomination Of
presidential electors, to meet on May
20 at the opera house in St. Paul.
They fixed the basis Of superintendent
on the average vote, Of the Republican
candidates last year, a delegate for
each 400" votes and major fraction
thereof. The meeting was q, very
quiet one,: ande was devoted;simplyyto
the transactisn of the formal business
before it. -, r.. - X
But as representative Republicans
from different sections of the, State
the views of the.,members of the COM
mittee have some value as simple
indications. And it was observable
thasain their private expressions, the
members of the committee were not at
all enthusiastic for either Grant or
Blaine. A majority of them were de.
sirous that an unmstructede delegation
should be sent to Chicago: Or. that if
instructed az alkit should be INSTRUCT
ed for Mr. Windsn.;. at. least that it
should be. oenpesed~ of men 80 far
friendly to Mr.. Window as to be
willing to.work sealously> in, hisinter,
ests, If opportunity offered for promot-
ing them, Several Of the delegates
seemed to be quite confident that
Mr.. Window. has q good show
for the: nomination IN. case the exigen-
cy should demand.a dark horse, and
these views seem to be so widely diff
fused among Mr. WINDOWS many and
influential friends 10 this State that
their earnestness may De relied. on to
secure ,, delegation friendly to him,
who will keep, that sable steed con-
'veniently tied H.. the outrageous
groves ofathe convention, and ready
saddled and bridled for any emergen>
cy which may summon him to the
front Of the battle. 49,. 49,. -.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
We have few Ladies' Clonks TINT We will
sell at Cost for Cash.. Call and examine, them,
T.. =, SIMMONS, WoRTn1NaroN d TANNER.

The price Of iron, which lately rap.eo high
that it threatened to- put an end to railroad
building for some time, hns taken %, down ward
tendency, and it is>expected that, tia. price
will continue to fall for several months. An
extremely high price of iron. retards. nearly
every kind of progress. This is an iren age,
and it is impossible to ACCOMPLISH ansh in
any Bind of Industry, without very liberal
use Of iron. The farmers. grain, besides re-
,4quiring iron imprements to till the soiLthat
produces: it,. must have an, expensive iron
track, on. which to. be exported to- market.
The civilization of a. country oan; be very &C.
,curately gagged by the. amount Of iron used in
it. We therefore take much pleasure in stat
ing that very material reduction Of the price
of iron is among thu strongest probabilities of
the near future. This will not effect to any
great extent the value of iron and steel i'm
plements, the price Of which is largely due to
tho cost Of manufacture and. nQt to tha or;gi-
nal cost Of the. metal but it will have direct
bearing uEnson. railroad building, and upon all
kinds of industry where, large amounts of
comparatively crude metal ia used. t., i;
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09

The undersigned would respectfully an,
nounce to the farmers of Morrison county that
they are selling full line of the best Seeding
.end Harvesting Machinery in the country,
including the Williams Harvester, Seymour
Center >ost, Mower, the. Triumph Reaper and
.Mower--the best combined machine made
the Furst 4 Bradley Rake., and the Sucker
State Drill. It viii be- to. the interest Of
farmers to examine our machines before buy
ing. F. KOUNGz d HOLMES.
Little Falls and Royaltop.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
An Important Railroad sExtension. 4


The Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul
Railroad company i,sye given to Lang
S,douI& CO. tie contract for building
lao miles of road from the prsrest
terminus q their Hastings & Dakota
branch. q 0rtonyiih, Oh the vest line
of Minnesots, Il the fost 81 Big stone
u lake northvata dovn. th's, valley ll s1o5f
the Red rlserato On intersection With
| the NoDtheln Pacifc near Fargo
The Pioneer Press states that this
move is IN ianswer TO the demonstra>
tons made 81 the Chicago 4 North.
weatera looking 20 Me building. oftbe
Wipona h 81. Peter branch of that
road through tthe same section ~ !. !
[EI This new extension will be built to,
For very near Browns Valley. the
western terminus. Of the projected Lit-
| tie Falls L Dakota The railroad
movements Of the present time are ps-
culArly significant. It is worthy Of
notice that the railroads controlled by
Chicago aree j reaching out 10, grasp the
trsde'of the Northwest, and,give il 70
that city. 1t is lalse evident that Chi
c.so is closely Watching the move
|ya,i'ent now assuming shape.to build a
system of railroads centering at the
head Of Lake Superior, aud that !oap-
italists eae. ready to furnish money At
any time to secure the management
and control, for the benefit Of Chicago,
any road that they see is really going
to be buik to theslake. Chicago nov
controls the st. Paul & Lake Superior
road, and holds money in readiness to
use to secure control Of the Little
Falls & Dskota, the St.. Croix & Su>
perior City. and any other line that
may be projected, if it runs to Lake
Superior and ia surrounded by favora,
bic circumstances and conditions.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
Time Check Found: !.

A time check dram in favored, Vim. Ryan,
on the 2ethsdy sof March. 1894, by 81 W.
Chamberlain. for a days work done for L. L.
Stanch6eld, was recently found il. Little Falls
by Henry Dos, who will. deliver sssid check to
It's owner upon proof Of io~nership .being. fur
nished, = I3a sts# s3sSit'Etts.sF% ~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
Forepangh 8 Tarbox, GOTHAM
and North Star Driving Boots at
Rho des & Wetzel's. &
.Royalton CorresRO ndenoe,

S%55tS. y: SssEt' y g., (.
From our Regular Correspondent. -
I u .g55* Royalton, April Z, 1880. d
I The Sociable will be held at the house
:of Geo. Newman on. Thursday evening,
the 18th inst, We hope to see q full
house, as this may be the last one of the
season. ~ $:'.7Ss5'&a, - -cs,.-.}.f
] Large quantities of nice articles have
already been received for the fair, and
others are on the road. j Friends from
abroad are expected to be present. and a
grand time is expected. Due notice Of
the time will be given in the Trans
cript z@s T.. @la , .'2>. . 80 t;'f5
Messrs, Young g. Holmes have erected
9 warehouse for the sale fall kinds of
farm machinery. The machinery will
be placed in, it and on exhibition at
once. 49, &>zt a3s%&$ < &.SS.} { .;
7; F. A. Hardy, who has been appointed
notary public, at this point, can be found
at his office, from g. A. NJ. until 3 P. NJ
All business entrusted 70 his care will re.
ceive prompt attention. nl,e52. H. ~
Platte river. has been rising rapidly for
the past few days, and q number of men
have arrived from Minneapolis to go on
the drive. Mr.. Stanchtield is daily ex.
pected. with a full force, and will prob.
ably commence his drive next week.
Mrs. Geo. Newman, who has been Wis
.iting her friends in Minneapolis and
Hastings on account of her, health, re.
tnrned home last Sunday, evening, feel
ing much better. She has the best wish
es of her many friends.
At the last meeting of the Debating
Club. the following officers were elected
for the next quarter: President, F. A
Hardy reelected: vice-president. 3. M
Kicker; secretary, John Holmes treas
urer, Miss Mary Green. The money
which now remains in. the treasury was
voted to the two church societies, Pres
byterian and Episcopalian, to aid il
building their churches. The mex
meeting will be on Tuesday, the 18th
inst, at z 80 P. NJ &c.. OMEGA.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
JAMES BROWN

is doing . General Livery and Express
business, delivers passengers, baggage
and freight, in all parts Of town, ,srat
the depot on the arrival of all passen-
ger trainss keeps horses and double
and single buggies for the accomnso>
.dation Of persons desiring to travel in
the country, and promptly attends to
all business entrusted : with, him.
Charges reasonable. t.ssa ts::ss-gsf.. p, F.; !
/. t,.- : 5-<},ya3t JANIS BkowN.
Little Falls. MINI. I'm ,,.a ~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
From Bellevue.

Bellevue, April Z, 1880.
Notwithstanding the cold and frosty
weather, seeding commenced in this vi
!cinity several days ago.
T.. Crossing between this town and Two
Rivers is resumed by small boat, the ice
havin.eg*aatken sudden departure for the
sunny South.
: We learn the district school is to CON-
mence OF Monday, under the charge of
Miss Julia Noyes, of St. Cloud.
1t is expected that the regular Sabbath
services, which have bsen held at a pri-
vate residence during the cold weather,
will be regularly resumed at the Belle.
;;vue school house on next Sabbath. All
are cordially invited DELTA.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09

The loo in the Mississippi riSer 81 this plaoe
broke 70 up and moved ont on Wedassday last
". Richardson expects to have his ferry boat
running about Tuesday next, some repairs on
The boat being necessary befov it will b in,
working order, Is Il 81 sst 3 ;5i. IS
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
-
From the St. Paul Globe.

From the st. Paul Globe. -..-
/ The Chicago Times has sisualized
its adoption oEthe ''elastie" system of
newspaper publishing by reducing its
size the matter Of eight. columns. It
promises to publish alhtlre news ia all
emergencies, butit is questionable if
it can do go undertake !s'elastic" system.
The plea looks like transparent sub
terfuge 70 advertise the bankruptcy
OF the concern 49, /. - - u ~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09

rs = Z $50 ~ iA1y
sands should RECEIVE y the sun light pos
$eio'eE ana asllberai supply Of fresh air,
Witnons 3 currents directly upon the pas,
:'lent' Is the house lhss more than one
Story, an upper room = preferable e one
On the lower door,.I beca.ase of the possi-
DIZZY @ more acosapfete Rotation there
q ana ofbetter air and light. ~ s ~
= I; The diacharges from the throat,
pose and mouth Of the patient, shonld be
received on aoft pieces Of cloth which
should al' be burned. tt9ssa1sat
Z The excrements of the patient
shonl& be q once buried, and the vessels
receiving the same should BE- frequently
d'slnfected BY sulphate Of iron lcopperasl
~ powder Or solution oriby some other
reliable disinfectant. n s81 '.a2E / =
e ssoiled bsd and body linen should
By placed IN botiliia,.g water. OF In water
containing chlorinated soda, chlorinated,
line, on solution, sof chloride. Of Mnc,
and never be allowed to pass into the
general wash, ess-..,r...=-.ss.- 49,, :.
[xa6, Per.ons having recovered from
Ediphtheria should not be allowed too soon
to ASSOCIATE with other persons, especially
children, or to attend school, church, or
any public assembly. 9s q .s.s'S
81, NoYz.-It is impossible to pike. a def.
mite rule as to the time thar persons con-
valescent from diphtheraa should be- re-
stricted in their intercourse with, Others :.
but, how eyer we'll otherwise a patieat
may seem to be, if there is any remaining
evidence Of disease in the throat Or un:
healthy discharge FROM the nose, it. the
body has not been entirely and repeated
" cleanseds and any clothing. be warn.
that was used during the, sickness, there
is probable danger Of contagion.
I. In case Of death from dlphthepia,
1.-The clothing should be burned or placed
in boiling, water, the body should be-
Eplaced ia. 4 coffin with, disinfectants, and
the coffin tightly closed: There should.be
no public f4neraA. It is especially im>
portant that children should be excluded
from, and that persons having children
in their families should avoid entering
houses whene death, has occurred from
this disease. or attending the funerals.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09

I The lycenm s Lake Mari, Donglas county,
'rsesntb discussed the following question:
tResolssd That 4 nest ieplltain wife il pre-
.fsrabls to . sloyenly, good patured one. $ The
QUESTION vas decided in the negative; that
Il, in faypr Of the slovsnly, good-natured
wife. 5s1s$3fEss 80 ~,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
Notice..

Ali persons are hereby notified. that
WHEREAS, DeGraff: e. Co., of St.
Paul, Minnesota, are the owners in fee
Of certain Lands in the. Counties of
Morrison, Grow Wing: S1earns, Otter
tail and Becker, 10 Minnesota, !.
Now, THEREFORE,, Any trespasses
committed by timber .thievesor others
upon such Lands, will be punished to
the full extent ofthe law: One Hun
dred Dollars vrll'be paid for such
pEivate Information as will lead to the
arrest and Punishment Of trespassers,
s- DEGRAFT 4 Co.
By F. MCNAMARA; Ag't.'
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09

From the P1saser~Press. ..tF.s ~
- General Ticket. Agent. Hair, Of the ST. Paul.
Il Duluth road, 10 bssily> engaged preparing
for an excursion season. 81 The, road will offer
unusual Inducements to pleasure-seelsrs this,
year. Among the additional attractions Of,
the lake will be asplendid side wheel steam
or, which is 70 run between Cleveland, Portage
City and Duluth during the season. - ~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
From the Pioneer Press

49, WV I '01 80 1903. bis
;. General Freight Agent Eddy, Of the St.
Paul d Duluth road, says that the people Of
Duluth are encouraged by the prospects of,s
revival 81, business. prosperity. thsre and .are
mars hopetul. thar, ever. Though navigation
is not likely teo open until late in the season
it is expected that the business of-the port
win gIeatly exceed that of nll former. yeaxs-
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09

We have Just received : lot 81 Ladiss' and
Misses SUMMER Hats Of tie latest style,
which w AZ selling 4 very low priaes. Call
and 80 them before you buy.
sa NAURIN q M1DVRD.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
81. sl:yos .aat : wooden priv. paRp ~. WIN
saet ltseles can 6
81 NN,sPAIRRAcO

a gvsrsigh lat rssk as failed e ststs,
shsts Michael Misds, ~ Todd oosnty nnr-
asrsr. 80 !, ssntsDssd 6 ths special tsrm ,of
tAs district court, rscsatly hsld Is Long Prai-
NJ g inp.isonnspt = ~ 8tats priaan Ia
lie, with twelve days dsring eaoe year II
solitary sonhassasat apoj srsad md wassr,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09
A Car LOAD Of Feed far:sale ut
LEON HOUDE's.

Persons indebted to mo ara requested to
settle 1t once and save costs, no. matter how
small the sum due me may be. L. NASALY.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09

Potatoes. a.,

WANTED car load, Of potatoes At
once, for which the highest market price will
be paid by -, LEON HOUDR
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-04-09

Ladies' and Cents Spring Style Hats, just
received: Call and examine them a.,
LEON HOUDEs.