Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-06-27
& From Rich Prairie & 4
Rich Prairie, june 25.I


Adolph stulnpfsis l,appy it's q girl.
The showers Of last Friday were .
blessing 10 this community .ss =5 s
We have open air concerts here. every
evening by file mosquito band,
The hoys had 4 good time last week J;
two weddings and two chariyares
Peter Ellenbecker was in town last
week working for the Woods Harvester.
company. & az23 MA: n. Re- ii. 81
Charles Salisbury5is arounathe country
now buying horses and preparing for
,hreshiDg this fail. 2 ,s* ~
!. The government hay marshes in this
town will be sold to the highest bidders
sometime in July. III /. &. II 4 .#. X ' 5=@
Two ofonr young men got into q row
last week and had y little knockdown;
there is a girl at the bottom fit. %
Mr.. Joseph Bollig had his arm put out
Of .i!olnt last week while wrestling He
will not be able. 10 work for a.few weeks.
Billy Paterson, foreman ofMerriman,
Barrows 8 CO., came up from Minnesfn-
oils last Tuesday looking up some *pti-
vate business. :.
Hon. John Stumpf bought two No. II
Osborne harvesters Of PHI. Neuman
last week. The Osborne seems to take
we'll out here. -. IT,, s...5.$4:7... -
Al Lewis of Little Falls, who is work
ing for ]. P. Smith & Co., was here las
week buying cattle for his firm. He got
quite a nice lot. ,
County Treasurer Stoll came out last
Monday to collect personal property tax
over due. He is happy oyer the arrival
ofhis little boy.
A picnic 10 to be held here on the
Fourth for the benefit of the Catholic
church. 'Preparati ons are being made
now and it is to be a grand affair.
Last week Wednesday and Thursday
it was so hot that all the farmers tina,
were breaking had to stop, as both men
and horses were unable TO stand it.
Mr.. Cole OF Minneapolis travelling
salesman for Oswald & Co., wholesale
liquor dealers, called on his Rick tPrai
rie customers last Saturday, He is a
clever, .sociable fellow.
Last Thursday Mr.. Peter Wiring and
Miss Hoppe were married. The wed
ding was held at Mr.. Virnig's residence
and there was a large attendance; the
celebration iasted two days. Faust's
band was present and the young folks
had good time dancing.
A good joke happened to one Of oul
young men last Sunday evening. He
went to see his girl. Tt was dark when
he arrived al the house. lie saw his girl
coming across the yard. He went up &c
her and embraced her, when he found
out it was LIE old woman.
Mr.. Charles Hauer and Miss Kate
LANCER were married in Wisconsin Jure
IA, and returned last week. Miss Berge,
OF Rich Prairie threatens to bring suit
for breach OF promise if Hauer does moi
pay her $1,000 Negotiations are pro
crossing between the two parties now
and the affair may be settled before long
SUBSCRIBER.
St. Cloud Journal Press: Wehave the
pleasure of announcing the marriage OF
Miss Phena Jordon, of Cokato, to Mr.
Geo. r. Whitney, Maine Prairie's we'll
known young merchant. The wedding
took place on Monday evening at the res
idence Of the BRIDES sister, Mrs. DR.
Wooster, of. Cokato, and Mr.. and Mrs
Whitney, after a couple of days passed
in minneapolis. returned to- Maine Prai
rie yesterday. Mr.. Whitney, who is one
Of Stearns county's most popular and
'wel)-to.do young. men, will receive the
hearty congratulations Of his many
friends upon the happy event. ..
I ATTENTION FARMERS !! =.
| we are not only manufacturing Wag
ons. Carriages, etc, and repairing such
Articles, but also do PLOW WORK,
HORSE SHOEING, and repairing Of
Farm Machinery, in fact every farming
implement which is used. We guaran
tee satisfactory work, and if you do not
find our work first class we will make il
good if you will return the same to lis. 4
i Respectfully, t.
t5 IN 4 tLAUENMANN s. G Eth. !
Lumber for Sale. E. 4
have 100000 feet of good common
lumber which Twill sell for s11 per al
at the steam saw mill in Green Prairie,
o., will deliver itsfor $l4 per NJ in Little
Falls, Bills can be filled by IL J. r
Schlcusener, who has charge OF yard III
Little Falls. a. Il. HALL,
5Es s.s. Green Prairie, MINI. s5.s5
III Wanted, 80 Men