Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-09-19

! in Little Falls on next Monday TO nOm-
mate three representatives in this dis
! trict.
! Il. II. Morse, an old time resid ent of
Little Falls was in town yesterday SELL
ing patent right for wagon jack. He
! also had pleasant visit with many old
| friends.
Frank Pierce, in the Branerd jail
charged with forgery, did not have his
trial at the recent term Of the district
court, aud will remain in Jail until an
other term is held.
Joseph Butler, who has been visiting
relatives in this vicinity TOP te" weeks,
| will return to his home in New York
on Monday. "He will be accompanied
his nephew, VIM. Butler, Jr
! We were mistaken in cur last paper
in stating that the Board OF Education
woalt meet to organize the following
evening. A meeting will be held for
that purpose to, morrow evening,
Ed. Sawyer, who has been working in
the Little Falls Lumber company's
blacksmith shop at their mills for the
past year, will move to l'erham this
week and open blacksmith shop ia that
! town.
John Denny Of Green Prairie brought
8 large load Of corn OF this years crop
to This villayc last Saturday. 1t is very
tinr, and Mr. Denny reports yield Of l2O
bushels per acre. Corn is a good crop
this year.
A. K. Hall Of Green Prairie thrnshel
1000 bushels Of wheat and oats this
year, being much the largest crop rai'ed
| by any farmer on the prairie. His
wheat yielded 1871 bushels per acre, and
bis oats AZ bushels per acre.
JOSEPH Thomas OF Elm Dale was elect
ed chairman Of the board of supervisors
OF that town last spring, and we are in
formed that bee lusn the other members
OF the board wpull not submit to his
dicta'ion he resigned the Office in disgust
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| A fight in which knives were used,
! occurred at rink opening at Motley:
! the proprietor OF the rink being as<al.
| by rougls whom he had rebuked for dis
| orderly conduct Several participants
were considerably injured. The guilty
! parties were arrested.
! George N. lIij'man, the official s}cDo-
graphcr Of the RamSy county district
court, was in town to take the testimony
| in the l-aCnanCe comm isslOn. lie is
| somewhat Of q sportsman and went out
on chicken hunt yesterday vita Chas
Sprandel anu Geo. Batlers
Rev. d. =. Reid, pastor Of the Con-
| grega!ional church at Rra;nerd, will
! preach in the Congregational church in
! this village next Sunday Sept. 81 morn.
ing aud evening" Services will com
mence at 1920 a. M, and Z 80 p. N,
| All are invited to attend.
|
J. C. Flynn and l.. Vasaly have made
m agreement by the terms of which Mr.
Flynn will get possession of the Vasaly
house and some adjacent property, and
! Mr. Vasa'y will receive a considerable
amount Of cash and some other Little
Falls property for his hotel
E. Sutton Of Durand. Wis: was in town
the first Of Ihc week and rented Phillip
! Gross store building on Oak street and
will Immediately open new furniture
store. Perhaps Little Falls is in need
| OF another furniture store. but we doubt
it. We shall be greatly surprised If Mr.
Sutton finds it 81 paying investment.
A small steamboat is now running
between Shell City and Brainerl on the
Shell, Grow Wing and Mississippi rivers.
The distance is $50 miles, and it is ex-
pected that a large amount Of wheat will
thus be brought to market, as the nearest
railroad station is forty miles distant by
land.
New cranberries at
G. &. SIMMONS.
Albums juSt received at
TrTTTrE e. CYuRcHrrr,s
Green apples at TANNERS.
New Fall Hats at Mrs. PERLEy's.
| WANTED-To exchange an organ
| for good family horse. Inquire at
Staples jewelry store.
! We will sell a self binding harvester
on three years. timefor S240.
! j. G. HEssEL & Co.
Fence wire at J. W. BERG's.
| A fine line Of Fancy Goods and Boys
Caps just received at
/ Mrs. L. PERLRy's.
| Stationery and books Of all kinds at
| TuTTAE & CHURcHnLL's.
I Blunt and Case wagons and Monitor
Iplows and Champion tanning mills for
sale at GEIssEL q COLLINS.