Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-12-05

I The light snow which was on the
ground a few days ago has nlostly disaps
peared, and deer hunters are consequent
iy meeting with poor success. s, ...z
| A small amount, Of venisou is being
bronght into market, and the price paid
is Z cents pei. pound for saddles. Deer
are nun usually scarce this season. 40 /. r
| All, Olena, who has had charge Of Lee
! lands riak in this village, will go to
Minneapolis ia few days to take
position in the Crycker rink in that city.
A. K. Hall Of Green Prairie was ia
town on Monday, although still in poor.
health. He has been very sick for about
three weeks, and we are glad to see him
around again. -.
| Prof. Van Camp returned frem M orris
on Tuesday, and he is again one of US :.
is instrucung the band every evening,
and will soon have them playing at the
Popular rink. ...,
John Dorsey of,he N. P, and at one
time road master of the Little Falls &
Dakota. was recently married to Miss
Pastoret Of Duluth. His Little Falls
friends wish him much joy ..
Joseph Drapeau Of Cromwell MINI.
near N. P. Junction, was in town on
Wednesday. He is ruaniafi a boarding
house atthat place, and Finishes meals
for the train men of the N. P.
The Ladies who are interested in reor-
ganizing the Ladies' Episcopal Aid So.
ciety are earnestly invited to meet q: the
Rectory on Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1884, at
2 o'clock. MRS, A. TANNER, Treasurer,
Houde's new saloon will he called the
Palace. and the name has been painted or
the large windows There was some fun
about the spelling Of it and the boys who
tried to made Leon believe that "Palas''
was proper got left.
A number of improvements are being
made by Mr.. Rhodes at his Bellevue
farm. He has about completed q new
! barn 62x106 feet in size, and his old barn
was 26x106 feet in size. He is wintering
over 1O0ss head of stock.
Chas. Sprandel was presented with a
fine retor,ched oil chrome on last satur-
day evening by his brother Democrats,
as token of their appreciation of his
enthusiasm in celebrating the election of
Cleveland and Hendric ks.
Houde has purchased the bar, mirrors,
pictures, pool and billiard tables for'his
new saloon, also his stock of liquors an,1
cigars, and will be ready to open on
New Years. 1t will he another first
class saloon in Little Falls.
DR.. Vaughan of Morris has been in
Little Falls several days recently for the
purpose Of killing deer. He killed one
deer, and he would probably have got
more had they come near enough. He
was the guest of Chas. Sprandel.
j.. Congdon, the tailor has a new
advertisement in another column. He
certainly stills a long felt want" and our
citizens ST Guild see that he does not lack
patronage. He uses the best Of materials,
and guarantees workmanship and fit.
Rooms over Tuttle & Cburchill's store.
| The Excelsior Corpet baud serenaded
E. Fl Farnham on Wednesday evening
for the purpose of thanking him for ser
vices rendered, and Of showing their re-.
gard for him. Several fine pieces OF
music were played, and Mr.. Farnham
responded in a neat speech, and invited
the boys into his house where cigars and
liquid refreshments were served.
| AhI A'SitH StdI IllS Dcp@t Llucut ~
increasing in membership, and more
| good men are wanted. Next season the
village will undoubtedly purchase fire
engine, and it shonld be the aim of every
citizen to strengthen the department as
much as possible.
|
| The Excelsior Cornet band has been
incorporated. There are thirteen men,
bers, and the first board of directors are
E. G. Lefebrre, president; Martin Rich
ardson, vice president; G. NJ. A. Fortier,
treasurer; $. G Vasaly, secretary; Lewis
J. Wright, steward.
l have the largest line of Crockery
and Glassware in this city.
l. G. G. SIMMONS
Tom and Jerry at SPRANDELs.
The members of Workman Post G. A.
r. are notified by this that it is of the
utmost importance that every member
be present at The annual election of Off
GERS held On the first Saturday in Deem