Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-08-15

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Charles Sprandel has a tame sand hill
crane at his saloon. 1T is about all legs
and neck, and some Of the boys say it is
to be drum major of the dude band.
L. A, Newell, one, of the best Millers
in this part of the State, who has had
charge Of Gravel e. Goulet Bros roller
mill for several menths, is east on visit. !
G. F. Kindred has sold his large farm
near Valley City, Dakota, for $4,000.
| He will bring large number of his
FLOODED horses from Dako to Brainerd |
1t will interest some Of the boys Of
Co. K who were at Winona to know that
the proprietor of the Flying Dutch
man" died few days ago after short
illness.
Work has commenced On Leon Houde's |
new building On First street, aud twelve |
car loads of brick from SCOTS brick yard |
are being delivered on the ground for the
building.
Col. De Graft, NJ. NJ. Williams, F.
Mcnamara and Mr.. Banning, all Of ST.
Paul were in town on Tuesday and went
out to view Mr.. McNamara's stock farm
in Pike Creek town. |
AS far as we can learn the first thresh- |
i,,oe oft ~
was done on Charles Charters farm in |
Belle Prairie last week He threshed !
oyer 800 bushels Of barley,
James Cook, an expert just from the |
Champion manufacturing shop at Spring
field, Ill.,, has been in the county for
several days assisting Geissel 81 Collins
in starting their machines.
Mrs. Hood, who has been stopping at
the Palace house and giving lessons in
painting and fancy needle work, left for
Sank Centre yesterday. a bout a dozen |
Little Falls ladies took lessons.
The board of education haye not yet |
hired a principal for The graded school,
but will probably do so at their meetiny |
tomorrow evening. Over fifty applica-
tons for the position haye been made.
The Excelsior Cornet band have con-
c*aded not to attend the. opening Of the
Sank Centre rink next Thursday evening
and their scheme to hire passenger cars
and have an excursion has been aban-
doned,
Griffin & Boards Platte river drive has
hung up at last, but large force Of men
are still on the river waiting for rain to |
raise the water. It is claimed that about |
100000 feet Of their logs are now III
Rice lake.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. Leland
offered to give pair of skates to the
most graceful lady skater at his rink, the
audience to decide by ballot who should
have them. Miss Mary Richardson was
voted the skates.
Just received large stock of Ladies'
Fine Shoes and Slippers, and Gents Fine
Calf Boots and Shoes. HEBRON Bros.
Call at once and get bargains on
canned fruits Of all kinds; prices away
down, at G. G. SIMMONS.
Scythes and grain cradles very cheap
at j. w. BERG's.4
EY~ Go to Sprandel's and get deli
cious claret punch these warm days.
For all kinds of agricultural machinery
go to GE1ssELL & COLLINS.
Garland Stoves-the best in the world |
at .~... J. W. BERG's.
Fence and board nails cheap at
j. w. BERG's.
a large assortment of Mattresses an
Spring Beds at ~
- FUTILE s. CHURoHILL's.
For tinware of.any kind 90 to :"
&. 2 " .e..7f J. w. BERG's.
Call and get your pictures framed at
-. ~. FUTILE e CHURcHILL's.
Bottled Cider in bottles or by the glass
at Il SPRANDEL's.
| Try the Jockey Club Whiskey at
sVAsALY's.
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Any amount of brick can be supplied
at once BY applying at YIN. Buffers
store. o. DUcLos.
Call and see the new improved light.
i5draught Champion cord binder at
sf= GEIssELL d COLLINS.
Collins, all sizes and prices, at
TUTTLE & CHuRcHILL's.
! Ladies, do not purchase any dress
goods before seeing our ssortment, for
we have an elegant line and sell them at
very low figures. R1cHARD Bios.
| a cloudy day is just as good as q clear
one for making pictures Neal.