Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-08-28

:, vi McNames, laid off. .s
Is Scott & Sprandel have completed the
Ii 4 burning Of kiln in their brick yard !
4 containing ne arly 100000 brick. 1t was
W the best kiln yet burned, nearly all the
n brick being Of the straw color desired by |
e the railroad company.
Miss Clara E. Kingsley of River Falls,
D. Wis, has been engaged to teach in the !
N Little Falls graded scnool in the position |
% vacated by Miss Annie Byrne, She is a
graduate Of the River Falls Normal I
" school, and is we'll recommended.
"a County Commissioner WetZel resigned |
II his position as chairman of the board to-
. day, and John Stumpf was elected to |
r. that position. Mr.. Wetzel will resign !
r. his office of county commissioner as soon |
" as his commission as postmaster arrives. |
No wheat buyer is yet in the mar
IS ket at Little Falls but it is understood |
u that man from Willard will arrive in
n a few days and open the Sawyer ele
vator. It is also probable that the
mechants will buy wheat and handle
" it through the flat house.
y Thomas Fl. Wighton and wife of
ALTOONA, Penn, were in town on visit
the first of the week. the guests of j. e.
II Flynn. Mr.. w is cashier of Il bank at |
- Altoona. He contemplates investing in |
" property in this vicinity, and may pos
sibly go into business here.
K The case of W. NJ. Fuller VS. Morrison |
II county was before l. Il. Staples, referee,
" on Wednesday and Thursday, for testi-
mony; the testimony and arguments will
" be forwarded to the judge for decision.
d 1t is the suit for payment for publishing
It the financial statement Of Morrison
county for the year ending Feb. 20, 1884.
II The authorities Of The Northern Pacific
e railroad have issued orders to all agents,
p roudmasters and sections forelncn that
no hand cars or yelocipedes shall be
allowed to run on the line except in
. charge of parties holding permits signed
- by the superintendent of the line
!. 5. =. Fuller received d telegram from
his brother at Concord, N. H., last
Sunday afternoon stating that their
:, mother died at that place that morning.
She WAS over eighty~fve years old, and
- had been quite feeble for number of
il years, SO her death was no, altogether
e unexpected. She made visit to Little
rs Falls nine years ago.
j. c, Flynn returned ON Monday last
a from his trip to Connecticut, New York,
It and other eastern points. having had Il
II very enjoyable trip. Times are fairly
!. good in the manufacturing towns of
Massachusetts and Connecticut which he
:, visited and where he used 10 live. All |
manufacturing industrious except that Of
cotton arc doing 4 gooi business.
The usual morning and evening ser
r. vices will be held in the Episcopal
y church in this village on Sunday next,
T, morning service commencing 1T 1890 ,
;. II. m, and evening services at Z 30 p. m;
with Sunday school Immediately after
morning services, The congregation
ie will please note the change in the hour
G. Of evening service.
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- The Rev. =. b. Denna,u OF ST. Peter |
paid the village a dying visit on
1. Manday last. He was Oh his way home
$ from visit 10 his brother Curtis at
a. VcrndaIe. He thought there was a
Il. marked improvement in the general
II appearance of our village since he was
last here. We understand AR. Benbam
~ has received call to the diocese of
pr Ohio, which he has under adviscmcnt.
It, 1t is noticibe that none Of the st. Pani
'e and Minneapolis papers are strongly OPP
posed 10 an extra session OF the legisla-
IN ture, and that in articles referring to
ie calling it they present the best Of argu
;: ments for il. without openly Advocating
a it. 1t is now generally supposed that st
Paul and Minneapolis favor the extra
session. as they would gain great share
- Of the benefits resulting from it. Still it
.e is known by the st. Paul and Minneapo-
;" lis politicians that should they favor it
~ the farmes would Immediately commence
to oppose it.
', Just received complete stock OF
80 spring goods at Richard Bros, which
- they are offering extremely low.
l
Sash and Doors at bottom prices at
j. W. BERe's.
ut New spring stock of goods just re
a ceived at HEBRON Bros
]. "a GREAT REDUCTIONS! I have
l. just received lot Of stoves which will
TT sell very cheap. J. W. BERG.
IS Drop in and take a view of our new
"a cmbroideries. RICHARD BROS.
~ You can get more sugar,
You can get more dried fruit of any
kind,
ne You can get more soap, !
lie You can get more and better tea,
Il, You can get more of any class Of gro
or ceries FOR ONE DOLLAR at my store
of than at any other place in town.
A. TANNER
ne When we say that we can save you
" money on Groceries, Glassware and
IT. Crockery, it is not idle talk, but we are
st prepared to back it hy figures (Which