Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-04-04

!aFSetI 10 nlHe-C0tuhl lOflO. we are |
pleased to see Bro. Slivers prospecting.
Farmers wanting good seed wheat |
should buy of. w. Ball OF Peter j.
Burke Each has some fine seed to sell
The Catholic Ladies' sewing society
will give supper III this village ON the
evening of April "a Further particu-
lars later.
Eli Griffin returned to Minneapolis on
Wednesday. He has been up arranging
to' the commencement of his drive on
the Platte.
A large number of travelling statesmen
now make their headquarters at the Vas.
ally house, and are we'll pleased with the
management.
NJ. Kobe Of RoyaIton who broke his
leg several weeks ago WAS on the street
on Monday for the first time since tho
accident occurred
Sargent Morris has charge Of the arms
Of Co. X, and members desiring to
clean their guns eau get permission
from him to do SO
Geo. Balner has closed his saloon in
Long Prairie and smovedtn his farm at
Burnhamyille. It is said there was TOO
much competition.
One of the piers of'the wagon bridge
ROW being built at Anoka was car RED
out by the ice this spring and the damage
is estimated at $1,000.
Henry Cousins of Morris who has been
foreman in the numbering woods for ].
g. Flynn & Co. the past winter returned
to his home yesterday.
Eighty-eight guests took dinner at the
Little Falls house on Wednesday, Philip
Gross continues to get his share of the
custom of the travelling public.
The Detroit Record has just been, en-
larged 10 seven-co]umn auarto and.
otherwise improved Newspaper men
evidently find Detroit goodtfeld.
Martin Richardson who cut his leg
with a jack Knife last week, finds his
wound very troublesome one and is
confined 10 his bed nearly all the time.
Rhichard Kay. who has been run
ming store at Ledonx for about TWO
years, will close out in about month
and 60 to farming and stock raising.
Phineas Goulct of the Provice of Que.
bee. executor of the estate of E. G. Gou-
let, deceased, is in town on business con
nected with the settlement of the estatc
Prof. Reed completed his cource Of
writing school lessons on Saturday even
ing and went to St. Cloud Monday,
whe'e he will try and organizea class.
Several small crews of men are at
work ON the Little Elk driving logs. The
stream is'now falling, and it will be i'm.
possible to get many logs down without
rain. AL H. IA
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A. r. McCrea was in town on Wednes-
day. He has delivered 10000 ties for ].
=. Flynn 4 Co, and is still hauling to
the track. His orignalcontract was for
5000. bid s5.. 355s5...
Several changes have been made in the
arrangement of the Little Falls iewelry
store, and a large stock of new iewetrv
watches, silve. ware etc, will soon he
put in. !: NJ .s
The Brainerd Dispatch is a little off
in its opinion that Morrison county viii
have 10 pay twice for the publication Of
the financial statement this year. Once
is enough. #
q A. K. Miller, who moved from sw,n
Riverto Montana eighteen months ago.
has just returned TO Morrison county.
and IS now content TO settle down il this
favored locality. y. }=
a large number Of Indian girls are at
tending the convent school at st. .Josenl,
Stearns comfy. The general government
provides for their education. and about
fifty will attend.
Mrs. r. Marotte went TO st. Paul
on Monday, accompanied By Nary Desc
tel.sto receive medical treatment fer deaf.
aess. Her deafness has been growing On
her Tor several months.
ames Muncy has completed HAL
bridge scross Platte river near Royalton,
and 4 i thought lbatit il nor built O
That 1. . Il not be- sashed out 81 ne
high water lais spring