Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-08-08

residence near Lake Conc neWs VII PC
4 prominent and honorea citizen for twenty
sever years and wei known W e e1t tlD
i d The will al III P Ernst OF ST Paul, the man
uba YEAS dr,yv,,tsa ut " ite Rear lake d short
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si1ie nlsa ZOE =
suAS.s g " 20 VI 49, e =
4 since which time the will was made. The will
eTlses TO the WIFE ne insurance TOM Wsa
the herman lafe insurance COMPANY
4 81. Paul $1,000 from Lodge No. IA Of the sons
j Of Hermann OF Milwaukee,, and all ms person
T.. tsase.s ~ "a na
= s'io e = u
Jacob Albert and wife of Wasecs were
aro,,,,n al while - 4 raw hoat m Clear Lake
~, ,,;,,l,, ona
yonng man was foWihe ti i poas rapi'iiy an"
/ hnat h onlv> was saved by elineipg to the
/ nvt.rtn,naa haat 1.ha drowned neuple vera
about thirty years oid, ana nad charge E q ma a.
pIeWoon Iark sIoanus' anu loinie'iy n'eu CIV
~, 80. =,
= Niue son y D1As. ospt.
DIG was run oVef'Dy 'tattl Oh VIC -n,nA''.o.@
| tauey ROAD near sleepy Eye, auo Aoli1oiS
mangled, dying III an hour' .-.-E%..s .
An unknown man was run over and killed
by train between Plainyiew and Blakejv,
Mhnh- &s$ 81"
| During "a heavy thunder shower at Browns
! Valley lightning struck the barn of William
Barnett, o mile east of town, setting it ON fire
and totally destroying It threshng ma,
chhe and engine s,ahdll III sl.7a 90 a1 uoa. 's
/ W tne Darn WAS also put1sea Aose' *~'ooo' Il"
insurance.
Frank Bremen. g. prominent business man
VI 81. faui ZOE quarter OF d ceneuiSs oeo
lecen"y'
The honors Maid to Bishop Grace at St. Paul
| 90 H., - -: :1 ..l;,oo ,-.ro
worthy Of the man and Of the occasion, The
eloquent address of Bishop Spaulding, one of
.he most no1aMe o. pulpit ofasGls o. oe ~; sne
posing ceremonial and Generous personal
tribute
/ Francis Mnrnhv the tan,narance reformer.
is coming to St Paul.
| H.. o,,,, ,,,-., >,,;,,+,,
i, tha ,lrts ~ wa" ,~as ae
III INC coot's a0 piesen"
! The Northwestern Car Company at Saltwater,
/ ,e which senot,r soh;,. ;s president is cetting
- " n'0.' N0A"loA oNn''' "
''out OF the woods" Settomenti nave peen
made with the largest creditors ana stockhnlu-
ers and 1t IS predicted that the Concern VIII
soon be on Its feet again
! ii. H. Young, state statistical agent OF Mlnlae-
sofa, makes the following report as to the present
condition of the wheat crop Of that state: The
! average is 2, 757 2lS acres, and the average per
| acre will be sixteen bushels making the total
r;.,a f,,ux, for.,,-eo,,r ,,;,,;o, rbo~o 10 VOW
te -, +e 10 10 utre cartanjr ny
nora tha,, ons fo1rrtn of ,1a, cant - 1hat
| ia so,roa,,ta Vii hard1v fo}1 bt,n-y At uNr
600 bushels. Oats, barley and rye crops are
ALSO excellent ana coz corn a rs as sooa as can oe
as too .onservativ, tie eenera1 nn;uion be;ne
! that the wheat crop will exceed 40 900 900 bush
| els.
| The Reunion of the Army of the Tennessee
| will take place at the Hotel Lafayette Mime
/ ton1o pasor Ana 1s.nd7a Tbaprooramn,a
~ 80 .wa,--,.-
,,o,n;r,r Ave-, =. ,+7o o,o,ocl tnaro will ba a
,,,.;.1 o.:, T., Nm .s+or,o,,, +,,ora will
oo'N1o'9 iN0e'Ans' III 'no ~ WI
pc an eacnrslon on me iaAe ana a, iunen a.
address will be delivered by OK Gov c. K
Davis: On Thursday morning the annual
% olears WI .aA p aa ;s si ~
for A BANQUET in the evening. az elegant az
can be served will close the meeting for 1884
For the first time, at this meeting, wives,
daughters and sisters OF members will share
the good tunes.
! canser,s ,rervorv at Orv,+o,,a was burned
Monday evening. 1t was ustbeing completed,
being enlarged by stone additions to the brick
me;n bn;,ano and nev eno,nos and n,achin-
aru vera ho;no mt IN Tue COS, Of the build
inc vas about s1G ikW and Of the machinery.
Nn,ih ~" t,no,,iee1 IN hni,dino and 50 jM0 IN
co,tant ta nn IN We un sa5cv
.>'&''s *.
, ~ ,o,o ~ w. 49,
C r ~ rro 80 ,t:.,.o,>a,;. 49,, 49,,
stock viii be soid at ancSi ii ''''
z,:4, -, 49, oo,
- ...o,sst ~, ,ants o. 40 ata+a
49, 800 -. ~, 49, a,, sans n,tt;no will;
-" lao4 Is, a-e .o"s ~. "aI>. , LII , ~" -
W, uonS !its WIZ ~ t1o . WILL Ao' W
seneiai oeioie '1e ''h W WIG ''t
Mr. c. T. Marvin. of Rochester, has been
snnoin+.d oe,aro7 s,,nerinte,deDt of the entire
! * - :r+,nna+, ~ +la Wo,11o axn,s;t;on at
New Orleans and has accepted the position
According to the assessors returns there are
,5e s,o .cros of land inonrovod in Frceborn
county. the value being s., 94l, 372 The total
acreage of wheat this year is 5G,364; oats, a.
81. oor,, ~ s7a. harley g III. notatoas y.so,
total acreage IN 1854, III sol; total in 1857:
S so a,to a fo IL u,' 1Tnno; ~ If
| bushels. oats 737 113 bushels: corn. 1873 6fa'
| bushels: barley. M,5sS bushels: rye, $50
bushels: buckwheat /. .A4 bushels: and of 20.
tatoes. l95, 2y7 bushels; tlaxsecil iSa bushels:
timothy seed, 2,l10 bushels; clover seed, lW
bushels; apples 2Gl4 bushels; gIapes 72t
pounds: wool, 1858 pounds; butter, $50, 81:
bounds: cheese. II. TO pounds honey, 1855
pounds There are but $1sIG4 Of personal
Riopet aI o;d III s,'o s, County
inc members Oh 'le '0'i'h ietsihoN' "ihiie