Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-03-14

Dit itiSC uCtt tIttE. ---l.'.s %5,s9. - -.
J. Simmons sent large lot of goods
to the Mile! Laos Indian pav,nent to. be
sold: j. r. Steele and O. W. Sylvester
had charge Of the gonds.>
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. The Litls Falls Lumber company are
putting in several piers in the river
above their mill in order to improve
their boomage facilities
Herb Harrison is expected to return
from Minneapolis again in few DAYS
and will work for the Little Falls Lum-
Der company this summer.
Keeners s. Riddell's bridge workmeu
from Milwaukee who bave been al work
on tn" Mississippi river bridge returned
to that city on "Wednesday.
J. J, G,oss of Cold Sprngs arrived in
town R?on'Iav night and will assis, (. ".
Collins canyas>ng in this county for the
Champion harvesting machinery.
Mark krhc Of Novallon Intends to
move his saw n,it|tn the Platte river a
shot distance a(inyc The bridge. and will
| saw pis" logs duling the summer.
One year ago this week the snow dis
appeared and the ice went out of the
Mississippi river The breakup will
probably not occur for at least two weeks
yet. :
A sudden thaw would fetch hundreds
Of lumhermen out of thu waods in a few
days, and the lumbermen themselves
would be glad to Have the weather
change.
". T. and j. r. Lambert and Lou
Fsnnam We're in tawn from their Platte
river lumber camps yesterday, and re-
p IT that everything is working we'll in
the woods.
Estey Bros, who are running small
steam saw mill in the pine woods west of
Ft RIPLEY are hauling LARGE anoun' Of
lumber to the TT Ripley station on The
Northern Pacific.
I At = meeting efthe village council on
last Friday evening. W. f. ]Tarting 81
Son were awarded the contract TO build
til" approaches to tAe Mississippi river
bridge for STU
The town Of Little Falls voted road
and bridge tax Of 8 mills, and voted ST.
000Ei Tor town purposes. John Jones was
elected road ovcrseer for district N o2
and G. B. Salisbury for district Nos. 49,
Peter J. Brrke will hank about >eop,-
600 feet Of logs at his camp on Long
Prairie: river this winter. He expects to
break camn in few days, as all the
timber which can he hauled is now CUT
Just received at Heron Bros the ]arg-
est assortment of boots and shoes, ir,
town. Come and see our new stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
HERON Bros
Spring stock OF dry goods inst Pc
ceived at, N AURIN u NJ EDy EDS.
A very mat line Of ladies' nec'swear at
+ =. - ,-,.. RICHARD Bios
I Warm meals at all hours at
81 -. >,-...,.s. : CLYDE's.
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Bring in your barley, we want it alt.
&s - MArRrN & MEDvED.
A complete stock Of window curtains
at FUTILE Il CnUReHnL's 4
The freshest, finest ard largest assort-
m ent of crackers in the city can he
ound at j. P.*SM1TH & Co.'s.
Babies and chi1dten's underway at !,
H.. y *rz$:5*%. RICHARD Bros.
Call and get yo,r pictures framed at
3 "a ~ =: TUTTLE e CHuRcHyrL's.
Shooting. Prints and all cotton goods
IEat rricas cheaper than you eyer before.
bought. at +s=. TANNERS.
:ro,rat- rihhons md elk 7,;nhons black
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emhroideries at RICHARD Bros
Rapar;an peer AZ CHApIFy,s .2~@H
! CO., " 1880 $500 s --- il i.
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ann : nice line Of them Al TASsYEnrs, -
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. Fresh oysters served ID any sfyle ar Il
III 5>i45 1.. IT. STrU1A ARTS. +.
Lime, plaster and cement At
33.e< j. W. BERe's.