Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-12-26
Tho Concert Entertainment.

Tho Concert Entertainment.
The ninmert given By the ladies
otihe Congregational society at Gross'%
Hall last Thursday evening was sue:
cess il, every way, netting to the ladies
about $50. Tie .recitatious 10y Ar.
Schapern, Mrs. w. L. Simmons and
Miss Brown were excccpinx3y well
given. 1t WAS The first appearance Of
Mrs. Simmons before a Lii..v' Falls aud
ience .nt: her sweet voice. anil pheasant
manner crrated a ,Anst favorable in,tres-
sion. a Tire public will be glad 10 hear
her again: Misses Brown And Gamer,
also Mr.. Reid gave some hne vocal Sc,
ieetieus accompanied on the organ, by
Miss Hamilton. Willie Butler rendered
& very. fine instrumental selection. just
previous to the entertainment Mrs. Per.
ley,contracted severe cold which pre-
vented her singing her finest selections,
but her solo in Cousin Jetlediah i,ronxh:
down The house. The banner was voted
to Mrs. J::R Steele, a, we'll mer,ed com.
pliment TO- that lady. Mr.. James
Brown was the winner Of the roasted,
turkey. Nearly all the .articlestfor sale
were disposed Of at a. fair price,.
J, The success Of the entertainment is
dye mainly to the efforts of Mrs J. r.
Steele, president of the Ladies' Working
club, her executive ability in that line
being admirable.
-" Parker Pointers.
=. Parker, MIMI, Dec. 22. 1854
Geo. ,Brumheld and lamily have de-
parted for Wright. county.
Several persons from Iowa are here at
present, and will probably permanently
locate;
The program for the holidays out here
seens>to he shooting m atches, numerous
dances, social dinners, wedding or two,
etc.
Not much snow. and business promises
to be r'tIsr dull this winter. There is
no log cutting bat few that were
skidded are balng hauled.
In csse,. town meeting, by mistake or
through X uorance, voted a sum for town
purpose. in excess of the percentage
allowed by statute. would it not be the
duty of the art'itor to credit to such town
such SUN as is permitted by law?
1t is {. very ea.'y mat,"r to accuse Others
Of wrong doing, 40" impure motives, but
if we carefully lot for our reasons for
the accnsations, nine cases ont Of ten we
will find them ]urI5ing-hidden way
down among the ri bbish Of our envy or
i'll temper.
1t is Instructive to The comprehension
to compute what the population Of the
habitable globe might b.. 1.-THE density
in general should ever equal that Of
England, the population Of the United
States alone would he 1901, GA about,
and tie whole world 2o,os5, 1913, $50.
We are snrr'rieed vt the 1oca' ian Of the
n: R.auh>asha, i, i. only anorr2' exam
pie of what little spite work will do.
4 line from ,thittle Falls 10 W,N'ena
would be far,less costly to pass 1bro ugh
a:por'ion of country already settled, AMI
capable Of immense improvement and
production. while as it is the line passes
through what must remain almost a
barren weste. OF course we are interest
ed, and this will he considered all bost,,
but ifthe matter IL ever investigated ii
will I've found To lie the truth.
DR.. J. Frank Locke Of Bnrnhamville
talks sense about new game law, but
whether OF not his plan can he carried
out is the next question. We will help
try. The huat~rs' $50 or nore} came ia
this vicinity more r month before hunt
ing season, and residents to stand any
show atyall must kin Steer at the same
tins. AT the rate 1hey&were slaughtered,
this fall there will soon be no deer left.
We would say let everybody lend a.
helping hand, aud. although seme Of the
poor 1--WE mean poverty stricken Of
course) would almost become ban krupt,
the settlers Would be the gafners.
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