Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-12-12
the electors paid, and an adjournment sine die
taken. Altogether it was quiet procedure.

cult clerk at St Paul in an action brought by
the Second National bank at Mauch Chunk, Pa,
against D. NJ Sabin, George NJ. Seymour and
N S. Goodhue to recover $1,000, due on
promissory note, with per cent interest from
July 2, 1854, with costs.
B. f. Wright, of St. Paul, in charge of trans
portation for teachers to New Orleans, has ls-
sued another circular, setting forth that the
special excursion will leave Minneapolis at s.:
Is and ST. Paul at 8 a. m Tuesday, Dec. rs
tickets good for twenty days. and price s$2 So
Accommodations have been secured at Hotel
Royal, terms 81 per day when two or more &C
cupy the same room. This does not include
meals Sleeping car for round trip IS for each
person, and two TO each double berth. EXcur-
sions will be made to Pass Christian, Vicks
burg, Champion Hills and The National GENE.
terry
Waggish Democrats Of Sunrise persuaded
colony of simple-minded scandinayians OF
Chisago county that Cleyelands election meant
that they must move off their farms, which
were to be given to negroes from the South
They finally held meeting, and applied to
John Dobney, a well known Democrat Of that
region, to lntercede with the president elect
that they might he allowed to retain their
homes, promising that hereafter they would
faithfully vote the Democrat ticket.
Near GAINESVILLE recently Citizen Hosmer xii
led four Wildcats one of them larger than ''the
largest dog in town." which, OF course, is
right smart chunk of a cat
J. S Pillsbury 4 Co. have bought q half in-
terest ir the lumber business Of J. S. Billings
Co., Fergus Falls.
The at cretary of the board of charities and
corrections thinks Ramsey county has too much
money invested in its poor farm. The property
represented by the poor farm amounts to 49,,
$50 for each pauper Accommodated while the
average throughout the state is only 1926.
The secrctarys conclusion is that the county
should sell the farm and buy cheaper one.
Those people who have been complaining
that the past month was unusually cold will
find by reference to Sergeant Lyons report
that it was OH the contrary, comparatively
mud, the average November temperature Of
st. Paul being 29.7 deg: while the average
last month was 3l9.
The season of Saphar's German Volunteer"
given by Pap Thomas post, G. A r., at Brain
erd, was great success. The proceeds are
about $500
Erck Nordquist of Morris, the tailor who
occupied the building where the late fire orig-
mated, at the instance of Charles Wilson, was ar
rested and taken before Justice Hutchins to
answer to q charge Of incenliarism His cx-
animation was adjourned
Edward Tony, brakeman was killed while
coupling cars on the Wisconsin. Minnesota &
Pacific railway at Redwood station. Has res
ldeuce is unknown.
4 couple Of soldiers got into row and ono
was fatally shot
The feed mill Of Phelps Bros, at Money
Creek near Caledonia, was consumed by fire,
together with contents, including $500 Of pro-
duce upon which there WAS no insurance.
The building was insured for 81 coo and was
mortgasel to Mons Anderson of La Crosse foI
81, 500 The loss is about s., 600 and is regarded
us a public ,nislap and company will be
formed to rebuild ii Immediately.
The wife of Henry Felts of Delano, left him
and returned to her father S house. The father,
two brothers and a hired man subsequently
visited Felts' house and after choking, beating
and ejccting him from the house: packed the
house hold effects and live stock on the prem
ises into wagons and carried them home. Felt7
has brought suit to recover them.
Mr. Huntington and son of Glencoe were on
gagged in putting down post, the son welding
a. sledge hammer, and the father holding the
tington called ''hold enough" at the Same time
placing his hand on top, just as the SOL laid on
with slcdge hammer, %mputatlpg part OF his
fathers hand
The fine new Catholic church ut Gheut, Ly-
on county, to which the business men Of that
place donated 81, 600 and two let's was opened
by solemn high mass last Sunday.
At New Sweden, Nicoliet county, there was
No! o s;p,y1a nap,,nra tir vote 1nIIrd and 1874
Republican votes were cast
A. W. Allen was thrown from his horse at
Worthngton brcakins two ribs and injurins
his shoulder blade
The residence and blacksmith shop of Jacob
Shaken of Belle River were consumed by fire.
Loss $3.50
The last boat of the season fro1a the lower
lakes tAe Sameul Hodge, is now in port at
Duluth
A pickpocket relieved Mich. Freesay Of 500
at Brownsville recently.
O}ms;ead county has shipped 46 car loads of
stock to Chicago this fall
G. Fl. Sanbro, TIN 1Iawley, Mimi, onbezzlc,
and forger, has, after four hearings at Winni-
peg, been committed for extradition, and VAL
rants have Deen issued for his surrender 10
the United States authorities
Herr Frederick Otto Won Fritsci, German
OF about fifty, and said to be the scion Of
noble honse--a fact Of which he was quite
proud--went to Duluth two or three montlla
! ago, and remained there until recently IS
cashier and bookkecpor for the Northern
| Pacific Refrigerator Car and Cold Storage
| company. He war relieved and left town. II
| now comes ont that tho noble youth took
| 1,1,> tJa
| The Minnesota Architectural association
wants law making it obligatory on architects.
! to have diplomas
| Candidates for the official crumbs of The
state legislature arc coming to the front with
| great promptness.
The Perham Bulletin says John D. Campbell,
late of the Willard Lumber company, has left
the country, being defaulter to the extent Of
several thousand dollars, which he lost In
gambling.
| Robert Todd, an old and respected citizen OF
| Ottawa, died recently, aged slxty-three years
Buschrnan L. Mullett, grocers of Crookston,
| have assigned to J. Forbler
| The tax list Of Wabasha county shows total
| Of $l19,655T.
Nels N Turnborn, for many years a resident
of Litchfield, died on q passenger train while
returning homo from Dakota.
| Col J. NJ. Whaley, pioneer of Pipestone
county died at Henderson, Wis, on Saturday:
! aged sixty -seven years.
| The Merchants bank of Crool1ston has be
come the Merchants National bank with it
capital increased 1000.
Miss Henrietta Wright Of Lake City. aged 10,
| died in St Paul from the effects Of diseased
! limb.
| T.. j Rue Co., general merchants, of Glen
wood, have made an assignment to Peter Pet,