Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-14

are made in any gallery in Northern
Minnesota. i. ..-. e.
II. B. Merrison's steam saw mill at
Pillager is said to be- doing rushing
business this season, and is now running
ON full time :..@ &t.* |
Charley Oviett, who has been acting
as nj ht telegraph operator at the depot
for some time, left for Iris home in Mich.
igan yesterday. = ''>>
Mrs. o. A. Churchill slipped on the
ice IN the streets and fell on Friday]ast,
and was considerably injured, and has
since been confined to the house.
Capt. j. Simmons has been confined to
the house forthe past week or more with
sickness but 1t is expected that no will !
be able to be out again in few days.
Ed. Marshall, who has been day ~tele-
graph operator at this place for several
! months, has been stationed at Muskoda,
nine miles east Glyndon, as agent,
.
/ j. E. McReynolds Of Royalton was ia
town yesterday afternoon and madeius a |
pleasant call: He was on his. way to
Willard wherehe goes for a short visit.
The sermon delivered at the Con-
gregatlonal church last Sunday even
ing on the subject Of the "Fu1fllment
of Prophecy was unusually interest
| ing.
I j. B. Lafond has moved his Union /
Meat Market from its former location ON
First street, to his new building en- Oak |
| street, west of the Morrison County /
Bank.
The Superior (Wis..) Inter Ocean has
Just issued an immense boom edition. |
It consists of twenty pages, and contains
a fine Photographic view of the city and
harboY, 49, /
An old gentleman was around town ON /
Wednesday asking for money. claiming
that he had been robbed of $50 while on |
bis way 10 Fargo, where he has two sons
living.
Al Stebbins is the happiest man in |
Koyalton. When asked the cause he
just smiles, ard says, "Its a boy four /
weeks old, and will be able to shove a
jack plain"
The postoffIce of Upsola in the town
of Elm Dale is about ready for business. |
John Anderson is postmaster, and he /
livea about one-half a mile west Of I. N.
Ferrill's place. |
Miss E. A. Dean, who has just com,
pleted q successful term of school at /
Culdrurn, spent Saturday and Sunday in
town, and %pent to her home in ut. /
egessd OH Monday.
i. t. Rdrrcllr of Pelican Rapids and 4
Mr.. Estey Of Buchanan town are put
ing in a portable saw mill on HilTnan
brook, and expect to saw large amount /
Of lum ber; This winter. 4
Several militia guns have been out after /
deer the past week, and the hunters re-
port that the rifles are very fine shooting /
arms. They are accurately sighted for +
long and short distances. -
| Frank Rourke, who has been EN-
ployed as engineer at the Lumber COM
pany's saw mill in: this village, now has
charge of putting in the steam engine At /
the Gravslville roller mills. ~" II
VIM BrsdfeId and wife went to- Long !
Prairie tast week TO attend the wedding |
of Frank Cent? and Annie Williams, at |
| that place on "Wednesday. They report
having had d very pleasant time. =5.f
Mark Graves was in town visiting Ills
friends on Monday. He is a passenger
train brakeman on the Northern Pacific, I
and recently fell and sprained his wrist,
and was somne]led to take 9 lay off.
+. A. Sitznqan was out to Rich Prairie |
last week, and reports business booming |
IN that settlement. A. large number Of /
numbering outfits are passing through
that town on their way TO thu pineriss, I
Donat 1feftle, whe studied law for /
SEINE TINE II Storey n cslhouu's office,
and is NOV cierking il George Geissels I
store At North Prairie, vas in town the
first Of the week and made rs 4 pleasant
call @.#a9Ss, II 81 $8Ss q.
The Sons of Tenn petancs have N 4eie.s
CANT chance in this village to use theft
influence in reforming those who par
take Of the contents Of the flowing bowl,
and grand results may be expected from
their efforts. p es Is .#st .4 d 81
Wages for workingnnen and teams ii I
the pineries this winter arc very low, de- !;
predicted early ia the seasoa. a John
Gilmer of Grow Wing recently hired ! (
four.ox team and driver for HE se.zpn /
for 1876 per month. *s5 !.
j. w Willis, the Northern Paefnc
attorney, was in town yesterday to tsks
m appeal in the two cases of Rhodes vs..
the Northern Pacific Railroad company,
and Tho case of George Stillwell against
the same corn paay. at.5$ 81.
A. Tanner has \ lumber camp On the
/ |. Nokssippi this Winter, which is being
run By Dick Trask The pine which is
being cut fl ne.r The river, and logs are
| new hauled on go-devils, and the absence