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How Prime Steam Lard is Made.


would you like to know how prime
steam lard is made?n asked an ex-Mil-
waukee packer of the reporter. ITO
see the operation at its worst you should
visit the works nights and SUNDAYS.
Then it is that diseased and decrepit
hogs are cooked and brought out into
the purest white lard by the steaming
process. A packer can make winter
and sweeter smelling lard out of a rot
ten hog than the farm-wife can from the
pure leaf. In the leaf, you know, there
are blood tissues, and the stain cannot
be cooked out by the ordinary process.
BY the steam, however, all stains are
removed, even that of the filth. Into
the tanks the packer throws bones. en-
trails, diseased hogs entire, the heads
left by the butcher, and all leayinos
that the farmer would throw away. The
steam is let in atavery hot temperature
and clarifies all impurities out of the
grease. The lard separates and goes to
the top and all the other stuff to the
bottom. You would be surprised to
know that all there is remaining of the
entrails and bones is in filthy LIQUID
IN the bottom of the tank. The lard Is
drawn off the top of this to within a
half inch. Even the stains from the en-
trails have disappeared and the lard is
as'Wfite as your paper and as sweet as
honey. The very bones are melted by
thesstean1, it is so hot. The smell which
you would expect from this lard is gone
and you must hunt for it down by the
riverside, where Chicago daily gets
the benefit. That is the history of prime
steam lard - Chicago Tribune.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-09-06

Trained dogs play an important
part In the capture of criminals who
escape from Texas tails.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-09-06

I If the poulterer feeds too many
onions the eggs will taste of them.
Feed moderately, chopped up raw,
nothing Is better for laying fowls
Chicago Journal.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-09-06

Z --ssIa one word, 2 says Rigoio IL %
New York Sun, with the axcellentecp
prospects all over the world, i seems
that Humanity Is pretty sure TO nv
plenty of cheap food for another tWeiV \.
months to come. This Is the nnn
point that the public are anxious aDea \.
SpeeulasoTss may be every where WoIss
Oh, but.the public cars labelt the sPsr
uIators Just as little as the specaia...olss
care about the public. 1t i fully an y
that the poor man should bare his hs'a
day, too M. vas4ab
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-09-06

Two artists in Paris have ents -. -
into a contract to complete WITHIN ~ ~
wears what viii be one Of the stfans IN
panoramas ever. Vst exhi hiten to tns Il 7 -. -
fic. It is to represept incidents y "
lives Of air the celebrated men o. ~, ~
age, and win cost not Less than w
90 france
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"A Piute Indian killed his squasW Y
Butte valley, White Pine County, NtF.'
recently and the tribe lyhched H. sa,y.
not after the American plan, put ailtt 4. :
styie 81 their own. They lassoed - =
with ropes and after dragging ID Y :
around for d while hitched the rope e y. :
horse and dragged the murderer aD'ns
the mountains until his body was nish
gled beyond recognition1s
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28
Hon. LEI. FletcIa er''s Chances.

b From present inslieat ions Hon loren
Fletcher is the conn essrnan
from HE 4th district. u al ;iil-
lily w. D. Washburn vii not Ii Il j
lists As a can't date and of Sd O the otis.
sr names mentioned % con ,sefiolf
With tho position NJ II r " II tic 10
only one That app pears TO meet It'll IL
yor1 through the rural cot mites. III q iis
very popular ii Wright Anoka,I
ssherburne, and ii the northern tier
Lot counties ia the district. ON tll,e
friendly relation existing between
Senator Sabin and himself, growing
out Of their long aintance IN the.
Legislature, he viii without doubt re-
ceiye the solid sur porte " ashington
County. Mr.. Fletcher has been one
of the leading men Of the State for q
number of years and is well known for
his prominence in political circles. In.
the Fifth district ESPECIALLY his. in
/ fuencs has bse n marked IN whatever
tended to the advancement of the
aorthern part Of the State; and he has
always been = firm and consistent.
friend to the poor settler. The we'll.
fare of the Fifth district is closely al
lied with Mr.. Fletchsr's election as he
has large private interest throughout
this section of the State. With his
veil known character for energy, and
for accomplishing whatever he under
takes, the Fotirth district can take the
position, which by commercial reasons
should belong to IT, the leading con-
gressional district in The State ..,*5.a l.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28
LUMBERnI.A.N KILLED.
NAME AND FRIsNDs uNKNoWns SUPPOSED
n 10 COVE FROM LITTLE sFIALIs. q q.

Il .ME AND rR1srD,s usKNows SUPPOSED
10 ooME:rnoM LITTLE FALLS.
We have rsseiYed letter dated at
Grand Rapids, MINI. Dec. 20, 1883,
and signed BY Jack Edwards, in La
roses lumber camp, which gives an
account Of sad accident that occurred
in the above camp on the 10th inst.
sA Workingnan named Charles ---------
.(the rsmainde Of his nam was not
known in the camp was struck on the
head by a Hing tree, and the back Of
his skull was smashed in He was
trying to save the cattle from the fall
ing tree 1t the time he was struck The
letter says: He is from your town as
near as can be found out. He Is about
twenty-seyen years OF age, shout six
|feet tall, light compile xion, and Of
French decent. He has friends
somewhere in your vicinity; please
publish this that they may know his
fate. He wore = photograph Of !
young and fair girl on his breast, with
initial O.. on it." ,s,.@3 j. .,...,5.3 +. :
We know of no such young man rs
described in the letter, bat his friends
may livsiu this vicinity. c>' :. A +
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28
From Henry Armstrong.

coNcRRk1Na THE Two RIVERS SCHOOL Or
f. s@ 4 -, DHRs. =. u. ~ ! 5 ~ =
<3> Two Rivers, Minn.,, y Dsc. 26, 1883.
Editor of the Transcript: - s. 5.s
Please give tlsese few lines q place in
your paper in reply to q warning pub
lished aQaist purchasing certain school
orders of District No. 80, Two Rivers,
Morrison county, MINI. Orders No,
50 with no month ~ date, given to NJ.
F. .Gessnsr, orwood for said district
mot No. So but No lO paid by the,
treasurer of said district is not for
sale. ordsr No. SO l(as the Clerk calls
l.it) given By the clerk 70 s. G. Cochran
for 1898, paid BY the treasurer Is
not for sale; this order is No. 50, not
No. SO. With no date Or month on
the last Of all Is no. a 81 90 the clerk
calls this ordsr i given 70 s. {. coch-
ran also, for 500, SIS of which has
been paid BY the treasurer, and this
order il not q. 3322 90, but III Which No.
243is paid BY the treasurer TO Liesu
Noyee for tsaehina school, February
10, 1880 IS the al i. toned clerk has
those numbers ID ORDER ont hich
are not paid he had batter redeem
them 4. an early It seems tho
I.elsrk II somewhat 4, isttake in the
fnaunber Of the district, It should be- 10
instead Of 81 Tbs clerk has 81 on the
brain Thsso. orders can BY seen by
srery one interested il sid orders Of
district No. Two siivsTs, Morrison
county, linn onrs
IaaR9 klIsrnoNa. 81
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28
North Prairie Literary and De-
!. - -. batting Society.

North Prairie Literary and De-
i - - batting Society.
North Prairie, Dec. 20, '83.
Editor of the Transcript:
Enclosed find minutes of the North
Prairie Literary and Debating society,
organized Dec. %, 1883.
Charter members enrolled: Barney
Fietsan, George Keller, VIM. WEIGH,
Henry Burggraff, Donat Trettle and
George Geissel. 49,, i:r.... II . ze:.-
Officers: Barney Fietsam, presi-
dent; George Keller, vice president;
Donat Trettle, secretary; Henry Bur
graf, treasurer. . ~. r. ~ .sss.s I.
Gaskell's Compendium of parlia-
msntary Rules adopted as authority
and book Of reference. Society to
meet every two weeks on Saturday at
7o'clock p. M Next meeting will be
held on Saturday, Jan. 5, 1884. The
object of the meeting will be to debate
upon the following; ss ... s.. z ~.
RESOLVED, That the manufacture and
sale of Intoxicating liquors should be
prohibited by law, ...5.z. .s$ 3%@:
Affirmative George Keller, assisted
by Donat Trettle and Barney Fistsan,
Negative VIM. Welch,s assisted by
George Gsissel and Henry Burgraf. y
There will be a spelling school after
the above debate. The Little Falls
Transcript was adopted as paper OF
publication Of that society. All are
cordially invited 70 attend the meet.
ings Of the society .sss. s.
5.5ss. & iD0NAT TRETTBL,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28
70 Val ton Ripping
Z. Rsoyalton Still liyet'l, by
81 IN here il sul feed mil

7s=8s Fs1NaiIpu Sill iIVetn.
/ here ii ICED n N 5.5=
q. Buy your girl y se.s siin mach me
Peter g reene lie stil lon the sick ists s.
Our butcher - very careful 81 hiis
nee; II sea Is His ton meat first
g. Bowers will work for Logans8
Miles in theirscam y this winter.
ohnson gave lis q lecture Oh
8 hsirsd evsning and WA MerakI Ga
Saturday evening . s sIss h 3. 4
.aS 4 expect the sad dest man in town is & !.
". Bouck However, lie expects his
wife home soon i. Ri, ...55 s.$
Mrs Young gave spelling school
last Friday night It was well attended,
and Miss Gilpatrick is. the champion
speller. # .# 4 1. .. .s ~. 8
Mr., and Mrs. Miles have moved Dip to
their lumber camp for the winter: also
Miss McF ad sen s s =.Sz
One runaway IN our streets last week.
The result was a sore leg and : badly
used UP buggy. !. \ 4, ". e*..
WAeatis coming up some and farm
ers are beginning to sell, which makes
business little lively. However, our
merchants are complaining bitterly
about collections, A portion Of our
farmers are in the habit Of trading all
summer in Royalton, but in the fall as
soon as they getany; money they go Csc:
where to spend it, leaving their bills
here unpaid, This u.s. becoming quite.
common nowadays, and sooner Or later
this kind Of trade viii drive every one
onto lt 9 cash basis, which is thesonl ycors
rect way of doing business. N d ISL
ness man, however careful he may be-
can keep above the tide on this long
credit system. Sooner or later it is
bound TO beat him, and the result is "a
failure: r5%.5.# From A TRAMP.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28
The Sahk Gseatre sTtsiilbune = akee esss
q can Is ,,sh sc recent ~
fond PeaId gasts wed a iiag Rhissh
Al ~ II, si..i 3 i;ja =

sSs SIhe2caAkSleAArca 81 kaOune II ~ aAAN ~
ff,,ll owl AIS "a recent -
fond Pend cast wed ding N;llich
|3rlace Il HAT viiI 81 s s.s|
bis sent vas ls5t 4 ected ny Y
ffien,ls 81 u ise END ergasl and nlfiie IT.
was i u FL he hearts Of las'ass
oi ,l.! GU
lie ha1a,,i nsss HE young lii,sess
and MARY I.afoias, sisters
I'll .slssI " II Her, Gle
3iilor Df isle Little i transcript, acs3
poaaied Little
Falls, AMI were present u the s'fTcll'oay.8
Mr. Psnsierg asst S family are the oldest
residents 9at Sank Cen TIE, and are. knows
to i'll the people ii this part of lie state.
many Of WHOM take no SMALL degree OF !
interest u the .oangg atlies who form
this interesting family, and the pleasure
sof con graduating the happy pair il not !
overlooked: Ar. Gsos Laf5hd is ayoi11g
business man Of high staisding, good 4
bility. and energy. He, has prepared =
pleasant house for his yonng bride at ].
Little Falls, and on the morning follow
in s the wedding they departed for theft
future home, and along with them goes d
the kindlisst wishes of a large circle Of S.
friends of the bride, who will not cease
to regard her IS one TO be prizsd as =
friend and companion. Many and APP 8.
propriate presents assisted ia making the &
affair more pleasant We regret thatWe
have not 4 list for publication.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28
MARRIED.:

SAWYER-KEIsER-In Minneap.
oils, Mimi, on Sunday, Dec. L., 1888,
Mr. Edward Sawyer, of Little Fails,
and Miss Lizzie >Keiser, of Perhan
Mimi. - '.:
Mr.. Sawyer has been in the employ
Of the Little. Falls Lumber com pany
tor several months at this place, and
has numerous friends who wish him
and his accomplished bride much JOY
from their union. They will soon
commence keeping house in a. new
home in the northern part of the vii
lsge which has been prepared by Mr..
Sawyer.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28
.StraYAd.

From my premises IN the tewn OF Two
Rivers, MINI. tive red spring calves,
one with white star in forehead between,
ewes, one darker red with white about
it's body, Last seen on Hay creek in
Swan RiYer. Information leading TO
their recovery will be suitably re warded.
DEDRrcK MAEsELs. D;
Two Rivera, Mum, Dec ., 1888.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28

Clothing for 'sold men" Of three years,
!4aown,to young men of so summers can
be found in Richard ros.' large stock.
Heavy Young Mares and Horses
A. B. Holbert, St. Clouds old dealer,
has Just arrived in st. Cloud with car
Of heavy young mares and horses which
are offered at sale at reduced prices.
They will be sold very ,slow
where ,cashis paid. They can vt be
ssen at Holbert's stable on State street,
opposite Mike .Miller's hotel, st. Cloud
|s r. =.@,:s5G. -. b. HoLBERT. "
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28
., - !. sHFIE~ =
:"Read this Carefully. -

Until further changes in the marke,
we will give 10 lbs of A sugar for 81:
g lbs of granulated sugar for ST. Grocer
les always fresh and pure We will contin
ne to sell our bleached Loudsdale muslin
for 10 cents; and our best prints for 4
cents; and you will find everything cor
respendingly low. RICHARD Bros.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Following are ths r~al estate transfers
made in Morrison county during the past
week, rs furnished by Register of
Deeds Signor:
Peter A. Greene and wife to Pc
der Nielson-lot s., block 4,
Greene's addition to Royalton9 80
John Boyles and wife to Little
Falls d Dakota Railroad COM
pany-part e3 of sw} Of section 49,
10, town 129, range 29."........... Is
Philip German to Chas Beau
chaine--swa of section 9, town
AZ, range 31........................ $50
Mary Myers to Susan Myers-s3
of SET of section 8, town 12S,
range ......:.................". 200
C. Abeli and wife to Julia Gravel
lot 5, block II, Little Falls,
MIMI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 35U
Little Falls Manufacturing COM
pany to Thomas Lowry-3o
lots in Little Falls, Minn>....... 500
" Thomas Lowry and wife to A. c.
Morrill--30 lots in Little Falls,
M lNA...... 1,OUO
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28

The attendance at the Episcopal
church was quite large last evening.
A tree, loaded with presents was
prepared, aud all had pleasant
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28
FARM 70 SELL

I have 50 acres Of good farming land
in town Of Swan River, So acres broken.
Two good wells, a good, finished house,
stables. granary and outhouses Also a
lot of farming utensils. Will sell at
reasonable figure for cash. .'., r.
CIV. LAKIN,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28
Accounts Sold.

Accounts Sold.
Notice is hereby given that I have
sold all my notes and book accounts to
Oscar Hervieux, who has full authority
to collect the same.
q Il VIM. BUTLER. s..
Little Falls, Minn., Dec. 8, 1883. 100
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28
g. "A ! Il.

Workman Post, e. a. r No,=31, viii
hereafter held its meetings On the 4 first 8
Saturday in each month at 2 O'clock Is II Il
she Afternoon. md on the third Saturday
III each month al q 80 in the evening
H d, TUTTLR Command ant ,$
~ Is. II. FARNHAR, Atlj utant 53.s n
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28
H:1.yo,'u are g in |. want Mt
of a suit I. of winter
clothes or &. an ], over re- :.
coat, you can save
money by: i buying wing
from A. TANNER.

Editor Storey Of the Sun moved his
family the first of the week to the horse
on Fourth street recently vacated by
Peter Medved.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28

/ haye on hand some very fine I. ladies' . :
gold wathes, and will give you q better
bargain than you can get in st. Paul or
Minneapolis. .5!s@ WILSON KINNEY.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28

Average daily attendance during the
menth was II. There will be no school
until Monday, Jan. 7, 1884, thers being
two weeks vacation.
:gs ~ Mrs. ALv1RAs WHITAKER, t-s~e
.t.s,s'- y '... ~ 2 = 55@3ts7sS Teacher.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28

We will take several loads Of good
wood in exchange for pictures. Call at
the gallery over futile & Churchill's:
{" MEAL il SIMMONS.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28
- -
: LITTLE FALIlS MARKETS.


:LTTTIN FALIas MARKETS..
.Wheat-No. / hard, CSC: No, 2 hard
So; No. soft, Soc; No. 2 soft, 75c.
Corn-45c.. .s::
Oats-25 @30e., >*'..-',
Flour-Patent Process, per sack, s. 50
,XXXX,. q" So 90
~. xxx q" So 90
Ground feed--per ton, 500.
.Bran-=per ton SILL. 49,.
Shorts per ton $13!
Corn-meal-per cwt. $3.50. 1885,. ..:......
: Potatoes -per.bushel, 200 CSC, @5s;Ss
! Beans 'bushel$1 .30@I.75. = ~
Butter-1S@22c per Ii. -
Eggs--pe1 dozen, 20@22c.
Beef cattle-2115 (@3c per tb.
Dressed Beef-5 H@61ac per h.
Dressed Hogs-5B@61c per b.
Veal--dressed &c per 10. ::J
Mutton-5@6c per 1b
Lard-15c per1b. .:a''.
Chickens--dressed S@9c per h.
Turkeys - " 11@1Sc per d.
:Hams-Country cured lac per H.
Hides---Green Sc; dry, re per Ii.
sCheese-10@12c, per pounu
Honey--In comb. zoe. per b. t.r
Hams-City cured, 14c per Is, =.
Honey Strained 15c per d.
Wool-15@2Oc per b.
i Hay-per ton, SIS. {: H.. ! - -
Lumber-Best common per M $1s.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28
Warning Against Purchasing
Certain School Orders.

All persons are warned agains: pur-
chasing the following orders ofthe Two
Rivers school district, No. 10, Of Nor
rison county Minnesota: Order No.
50, dated December 81, 1882 Order No,
50, dated March 16, 1888. Order No. 81,
dated July 81. 1881 81. MCLEOD !.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28
Ri1oil esland Fra gnlents..

It is q case of holiday festivit tiles, mp
here among the HoIste ins and Cote
wolds, The RI mo II: r and Poland
Ghinss. and s46a man Percher ron
and things, The animals ara B such
knowing beasts take them all in all,
that We should not BIZ aste niished to
see them pacing II. on A en- ears day !,
arm in arm to shake haiad : with us
In a Pick Wick ian De nse. have seen
it stated III some quarter, That a recent
attraction at the Chicago steck yards
was, among other things, 4! heifer calf
having three hornss Rich Prairie can
boast q similar ss attractioll;' that is, if
a thres- horned eifer calf may prop4
erly claim the distinction Of being
such. The animal ii question was or
iginally owned by j H.aRhodes at Lit
tie Falls, but is. now in possession Of
Miss Mary Yirnig Of Rich Prairie.
Like the Chicago phenomenon, the
Rich Prairie bovine has two horns Of
natural size, in normal position at
r,tha, sho,tar -, - ~ AN =, r ~, -
from a point mid way between them. +.
/. Apropos of boots, as our French
1ota11, ,a..;--,a -. .s,.Is -,
49, 80. " D. e. :. :.
q, ,,ao.,;:, NJ :,
- :, -, !. - i 1T 80 :. VT -.oa
f 4; aand, = 60 - y or,o 10y "a
f...or~ 49, !, 49,, ~ 80 ,s..4.,
h,,t ,,c., n 49, &c ~
~ - ..1;s -, !, 80 : :
ia oa,,; T. 80 - 80 80 -
ia, tt,o, 4 ,,l q o.
anon 5..'.zs s 3 ~ : -
J.H. Rhodas il in receint If nointed
INQUIRIES concerning rho rr.,ser esla
Of n o1steina ranortad two Nv +hrea
weeks since in the Little Rails Tran
scrint 7 ,rhav or;o;natea with ,o+aa
breeaar Of inc catt1a wbo NOD saon
the nr;ca If Fr;scoa onf7 ,,,,,o+aa - Tho
pioneer prass racora oftho Tova .alo
The inouirer sinn7v wisbad To ass,,ro
himself that the ffon ras thara ranort-
ed. did not represent boo,s transac-
tions, as had been charged by outside
parties. Mr.. Rhodes thus brought to
terms, pleaded guilty. incontinentlv,
to the soft impeachment of the. Pho
neer Press man, and confessed to hav-
ing paid out for young HoIstein, a
SUM, of money sufficient to purchase
snug little village home. That is one
of tho inscrutabIe WAYS Of stock-buvers
underline rose be it breathed. There
can be no doubt that the Cresco sales
ware made in GOOD faith and that the
sums specified were ACTUALLY paid for
the stock purchased
Your agricultural readers will doubt-
less remember the f,na dannle orav
horse. Eureka which took the first
premium at the Morrison county fair
last fall. Since that time Euraka has
been prime favorite fat tho stah]es
here, but he is. at this writiae he DIN
ming to "pale his Intellectual fires, he-
fore q stcartsin MILF u,h,to s+oadn
which is a recent aconis;t;or and
which hasreceived: from the children
Of the family the pet name Of Snow,
Flake, in: compliment to his color.
The somewhat ETHEREAL sounding &eogz,
nomen, Snow Flake,, is by. no means
descriptive of his proportions, as he
tips the beam at 100 to- 1900 pounds,
a.oo'uLns ~ eo'ol'lon. EUREKA, Oh
Tba actro, n.re +ha t,,,a ha.t,aneo1
appelative, so to speak. of this fine an
imal is a strictly appropriate one, it
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28

sa~Go to the new photograph gallery
fever Tuttle Il Churchiu's and rel VA il
picture. taken = NSss
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28

Milk safes and cupboards very cheap
at FUTILE & CHURcHILL's. 4
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28

Stationery and books of all kinds at
~ FUTILE & CHURCHILL s.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-28
lnent in town

For SALE wish to sell my house
and lot on corner of Third and Oak
streets, Little Falls. Terms reasonable
::..E#M Mrs. M. BRIGGS.