Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-11-21

e First We arc pleased to announce that e i
ID, held Vasaly viii probably again 60 into bust
church ness ia Little Falls and that he thinks Of
opening = drug store in the room now
Y, =. 81, occupied by Dolans saloon Mr.. Vasa-
a,r a. i " AN enterprisng citizen, and we
N .,rr. would regret to lose aim from our bust.
s ness circles. rs
,,,c. =, Prof Van Camp srrised in town on
ded liz Monday, and returned to Morris and
4nicv<d Sank Centre yesterday. He has been
@.> /, hired to teach the new band. and will be
Sd ssa his ENGAGEMENT On Dec l. The
!" nts fEof IS one OF the finest boys as we'll as
village, cue Of the abiess band 1eache,s in his
y y ~. part Of the state, and we are glad to have
him in town again. ~. 81. .@S*|
ndbergh Andrews. the ,rayelnu a.Ie.ms, far
Re East the Bradner Smith Paper Co., was in
on ms Little Falls son Tuesday. he reports
!. that the price OF paper is going up, on
. agency account OF the restrictions the govern
mes, and ment has lately placed ON the impoua
es At bis ..on :" rugs ne cause 1of the rss'r'c-
for the * is reported hst Dennis Lemieux
in, town and Charley Lafund are building
seasons skating rink at Lafond station, on the
4 Mt Little Falls & Dakota. 1t is generally
-, taken fer grared that any building with |
- 50 hardwood floor is to be used for |
= ''.en .ne skating rink. :
rtland to ~. ---
Dick Horn, one of the old and popular !
Ej..E&v}: Il N. p tDnSSenuer cnn1notOrs boan
Saturday an;a,,;a 80. W. ~ e n*s pesn
tinneap- AMI Inc non ,otur,od - p w.
- made friends along the Little Falls & |
Dakota a visit during the past week, and
some ee- passed through town for St. Paul on
ELS at the Tuesday
Polo is proving 10 be great attraction
'''~ ''''' at the Popular rink, and club is 10 be
Prairie organized for the purpose Of playing |
ton over with clubs from neighboring towns.
S county. Games have been played at the rink
Strange. nearly every evening this waek, and the |
fore tho spectators and players have been greatly
q eho,,d interested. Some of the ladies have
special A.u p"'' III INV sarieS' ana 'hey play
ov Nv match game this afternoon.
Long Prairie Argus: The following
e,r,u ~ prices are taken from q letter from Ca.
,cce.sful nada recyed by our foreman, ]. H. Long,
~, h.r of in which comparison is made between !
17,, dis the prices of groceries in that country and
the price of similar articles here 1t says |
I'VE can get good sugar 22lbs for 81 |
roP"'"t 141alds. granueted sugar for 81, 28lds of
do soon oatmeal for 81, wheat so cents a bushel !
ale oaho and oats 20 cents"
Il at the -------
T. (. Roller who is superintendent of |
the business of the Champion Machine
ioA''o'- company along the lines of the Northern
~ ie'en' Pacific and Manitoba railroads in Min |
s' parry nesota, has just returned from trip to
'oo''@n Chicago where he settled up the seasons
work with his employers. He claims |
and sew that OF all the harvesting and moving
S went to Raach'nas sosd IN his territory by all
o attend companies in that business, over one
LIBERATION third were Champion macoines.
Frank RetzlafF of New Ulm and
another Charles Otrenba of Rich Prairie have
& Dakota formed partnership under the frna
Of wheat name OF Re,zaf & Otremba for the
CONDUCTOR purpose OF handling Il full line of agr
a.. cultural machinery in Morrison county,
oo with headquarters at Little Falls. They
~~o..,.,, are entarprising young Germans, and
,,-:.4 will no doubt sell large amount of ma
e 20 400 chlnery, RS they will handle the best
...:.l.., class of goods. Their Office is on First
street, opposite Berg's hardware store
~ ., Stoves cheaper than ever at
manage -. " DH"" o.
re present Call and get your pictures framed at
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