Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-29

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Tie blacksmit his 1T work for the Little l5
Falls Lumber conn pan moved inta' their e
4. new shop on Fri day last.sf LIZ
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Win Foisy has bought 4 large stock olE# u B !.
of the latest styles Of gentle Cloth 4.
ms and furnishing goods.
B Capt. Houde al naunced his. appoint- ],
ments Of non eonmi ssioned officers for
i Co, e 90 Saturday evening. !.
8 One Of the new Cham pion lfbinding I G
q Aaryesters has hsen set mp in the build is
q ing nortH Of Hoffman s saloon. 5=.:S IL
Z! t455 5f:i 49, Il n
Ed. French was the only one of the {
to be visitors from BraineTd that materi- Il
4 xiizea a. The veterans campfire. Is
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! George Lafond IS out on the Little g
Falls & DAKOTA Tits week looking after u
/ J. G. FLYNN 4 Co.'s tie interests. -. f.
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/ We are Informed that a son of John Is
! Gilmer. of Crow Wing, aged about ten o.
years, died on Monday of diphthetia Nv
! T.. W. Falram was called down from j.
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the lumber woods yesterday on accouht !,
Of the sickness Of his wife at Royaltoh:
The south day passer ger train was re-
i abandoned on Wednesday on acconnt of :,
a snow blockade between Brainerd and q;
Fargo. -, / I
No train has arrived over the Little s,
Falls & Dakota for four days, and the til
snow pillow is now at work trying to
clear the track In,
! Mrs. e. B. Buchanan and daughter n
Cora Of Sank Rapids, arrived in town on Il
Monday to visit their Little Falls friends or
a couple Of days. go. VI
! 1t seems that the Mile Laos Indians 49,
are now living on pine lands which w. -
D. Wash burn has already secured the
first right TO gobble up. va
Chas. Mechau, of the Last Turn sa- ,.'
loon, has traded off nearly 5000 worth of ~
booze for cord wood with the west side a''
Polanders this winter. oe
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held next Wednesday evening some de-
cisive steps will be taken to proyide bet
ter protection against fire. no
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| The clerk Of the weather seems to dis Ia
approve of the G.. A. r. celebrations, 7@
as the worst kind of weather is al ways n,
provided for such occasions ~,
| j. c. Flynn & Co. report that their mi
sub'costractors ON the Little Falls & Da-
kota are filing their tie contracts with "
out much trouble this season. < co
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| Mr. Sullivan, collector for Tushler Il an
De 10 NJ; Of ST Paul was around the coun- t'i
ty part of the week looking after farm tee
ers who are delinquent in payments. sy
H. Van der Haar, Rich Prairie mer-
chant, has made an assignment of his '''
property fer the benet1 t of his creditors,
and llas chosen John Stumpf as as lyi
signee. i'm
| l.. t. White LETT for Oaktie|d, Wis, -
On Wedn esday morning, where he will -.
visit for few weeks. He will then 80 ,--
to Oregon TO try his fortune on the Pa -.
ci6c coast. "'
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The Little Falls s. Dakota train men :,
brought in the news yesterday that three Of
section men were killed on the Mantle ~.
ba road near Morris on Wednesday by a aa
Snow p1ow~ Ian
Fl. d, Wood recently conductor on ~,
the Little Falls & Dakota, will soon go 'e'
to the region of country north of Lake 'n
Superior, where he will again engage in H.
| raiIroadjng. w
| Deputy Sheriff VIM. Mcdaniel, of ar.
Bearhead. Todd county, was in town on
Saturday last to summons witnesses to =
attend the term Of district court ROW in an
session at Long Prairie. -. we