Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-09-26

Peter ,enlay wants to be MAJ again e
/ II was easier for him 10 resign TRAN 1t
! viii be for him Ii, get 4 resp I'fit,tIllent,
/ ". g Marion, Asst. en- iDeer for he
ST. Paul s. n Northern Pacific railroad. is
making q restarvey Of their property in.
this town. 81. 81
}, Il Giddings, one of the prominent
attorneys Of Minneapolir, was in town
yesterday and took in the Morris on
/ county fair i. /. 81. .5 .:3#S III.
j. 3. Gross Of G Id Springs is in town
I this week Ele is still at work for the
Champion Machinery company, and is g
very valuable agent. >@:~ .@&T 't#s
Maj. A. G.. Postlethwaite, comptroller
for the ST. Paul 8 Northern Pacific, was
looking, over the railroad interest Of this
village On Thursday. - -.
! Col. Sleeper Of Brainerd came to town
this morning with some Of his fast trot
ting stock to attend the races at the
Morrison county fair.
James Brown. the enterprising bus
man, hassseveral rigs conveying passen-
gers from any part Of town to the en-
trance at the fair grounds.
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Very little building has been done in
| Motley this summer. and the number of
men employed in the saw mills is about
| half as large as it was last year.
George Crooks, the Brainert skater.
has concluded he does not want 10 skate
race with Roy. He is willing to race
Chounard, but will not lrY our best man.
The manager OF inland's skating rink
desires to announce that hereafter the
! rink will be opan to skaters on Sunday
afternoons between the Aours Of 9 and
$50
| Frederick Sawyer. eldest son of A. J.
Sawyer, q prominent wheat man OF Du.
luth, died at Avon Springs, N. Y, Sat
urday, OF ahscess on The side, aged tWcu-
~ six
Why is it That Hon. j. Simmons feels
so well pleased with the legislative
ticket nominated by the Eepu blicans on
Monday? Future developments may
reveal.
Oscar Daggeit, an old time Little
Falls boy now in the mercantile business
at Sank Rapids, was in town the first OF
the week to attend the Republican dis
tcct convention.
In school district No. Is in Elm Dale
NJ. V. Adams has been hired to teach
the fall and winter terms Of school. He
is teacher Of much experience and &C.
knowlegcti Abilities
Thompson & Hunt Of Gray Eagle,
station on the Little Falls & Dakota
twenty-five miles west of this place, haye
built Il warehouse at that place, and will
buy and ship wheat this fall
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Perhaps the Republicans Of Morrison
county are satisfied with the treatmint
they received from the district convcn
ton, bat we would like to,know thu.
reason why they they should be-.
lion. q. &. Hartley has returned from:
Washington, where be secured favorable
action Of the department in some land
contest cases in obtaining a large tract
Of his Dakota farning lands.-Bruinerd
Dispatch.
Hon. knute Nelson will not engage
in Joint debates with his opponent Hon.
l.. J.. Baxter during the present cam
paign. Mrs. Nelson is in very poor
hcalth and her husband is dcyoting his |
attention to her.
A small steamboat, The Lott;c Lee, is !
now at this place, and will carry passen-
GERS between the village and the fair |
grounds tomorrow. 1t is a small boat |
and has been running On the Shellfrivcr |
the past summer. I
Charles n. La1Nnd, who has been !
working for A. J, Sawyer at Wespor, fer |
several weeks, returned TO Little Falls !,
for a short visit yesterday. He reports |
game plenty out there, and has done
considerable hunting
J..C. Flynn returned on Saturday last |
from his Devils lake trip and reports |
that wheat is turning out very fine il |
that sectou, as yielding from IS to 4o>
bushel, per acre, and is Of No. / grade.
Oats are a fair crop
The Dag, the new st. Paul evening |
paper has made its appearance, and it's |
a neat new&y journal. AT last Minnesota |
is to have respectable evening daily;at
the capital city, and We wish the new |
paper abundant success.
ReY. DC, Reid Of Brainerd preached !
at The Congregational church in this