Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-31

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1 ~ Brick have been IsalletA for the vauer-
Il ling of VIFetzelas eIrt5g store and tAs
fbttiltlingV will sooa he comp lpted ..... 5
The first car load oftltis seasons wheat
i shSinpad froln this point was sent To- Dus
/ 4 10TH % "Wednesday H.Was MOI 4. 5s II
q q compile Of street ganlins attracted
considerable attention n bYya sht which
they INDUCED in Tuesday, morning"
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Miss Annie. I35rness ssonesof tic new
! teachers III the Little Fails Graded
school arrived il, town On ralnesday.
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+ Simmons ~ Steele will pay off Saw,
yer's wheat checks given by t1e elevator
agents*at Il little Falls and Belle Prairie.
f. Howard Rs1nae11, son Of O. O. Run
# deli arrived in town from Minneapolis
pon Tuesday and willHmake this place his
4 home " .'',,.'. .:
I On Sunday LAST Mr.. and Mrs Wilson
! Kinney aud Mrs. KeKee were admitted
to membership Of the Congregations al
church. =.r* ...:t. IL :...*
| Some Of the returning drivers we're
rather noisy Monday evening, and q
:coup7e Of them We're placed in tie
loackup. III =" .-.. S. * .:$
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Rev. 0. @. Runden accepted the invi-
tation Of the officers Of Hartley G uard to
accompany Co. K TO minneapolis on
Monday. p. =
0. W. Sylvester willy go to Belle
Prairie Tomorrow to tske charge of
! Sawyer's wheat warehouse at that place
for the season.
The premiums offered by the Todd
county agricultural soc:"tyare very much
the same as those offereIl by the Morr ison
county society.
G. II. Finingr Who'has been at work
in Erainerd for a few months, is miSs-
ing, a}(? his relatives in this place are
greatly worried.
Thomas Stewart Of Swan Riyer has
tlreshed tie wheat r&i*ed from FIVE
bushels Of s=cd and the result was rs
buhe]s Of fine wheat.
f c. Martin is the new night oper
ator at our depot. lie was sept here from
S%ulz Rapids to take Ed. Marshal's place
for couple Of weeks.
A large parry Of Little Falls sportsuen
will soon take q Trip out OF the big prsi
ries along the Little Falls & Dakota on
a grand chicken hunt
The Hartley Guard wiz go below on
Monday TO take part in the Willard re-
crptions to be held in St. fPasl and Min
neapolis On that day.
George R.>>Perley, a leading citizen Of
Erajnerd, was in town We(iD SHAY fore
noon. lie had lost his wsy and returned
home On the iyst train
c. T Brace ran into a poison ivr
vine while out Aunting q few days ago,
and has since been exhibiting a deplor-
able appearing corntenance. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. T. White returned
to their home in It. Louis on Saturday
aat: They enjoyed Q very pleasant visit
vii IA relatives ia This VILLAGE.
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The dining cars on 'hc Northern "a
citic will he taken Off the road Lelween
st, Paul and Fargo On 2ion>lay next
Meals will be taken at Brainertl.
+ Lieut.. HVude went down to hiinneap-
oils to see the competitive drill of the
| military companies Of St. Paa1l and Min
neapolis, ct the fair, on Tuesday,
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A postal card received from Prof.
Van Camp, who is now at his brothers
states that he is still unable to walk, but
that lie is feeling somewh at better ,..~
Miss Minnie Clark has returned from
! Argyle, and says she was not very much
7 pleased with that town. Her father
is still practicing law at that place.
1t took the last ctriye that went down
the Mississippi, forty-three days to &C
from Little Falls to Sank Rapids, and a
large number Of logs had to be lelt.
7 p It seems to be the general impression
of wheat dealers in the large markets
that the price Of the cereal Will soon &C
up, or at least not 60 lower than at pres.
ent. "..... -
4 B. E.. Banker and Ben Lafond, twt
Brainerd professors:of the manly apt Of
self defense, will probably give. aspar
ring exhibition in Little Falls darip {
| fair week. rs. ,s..az.*, r. = >.,.