Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-01-23


county. the total receipts OF that office for
the year 1884 were S626.50.
A party from Minneapolis has estab-
lishsd hack line in this village, and
will be- at all passenger trains for the
accommodation OF travellers.
Gee. H. Kirkpatrick returned last
evening from his trip 10 St. Paul. and
will take charge of Ibis Little Falls q
Oak Ola freight train in day or two.
The report of Sheriff Rasicot for 1884
shows that the fees of Ais Office for that
year amounted to $2,53G, expenditures
$3.50 10, and there ia due him sos. 10.
The ST. Paul Il Norlhetn Pacific Ra,l- |!
road company "i|lpsy on, shout $780,,
600 to parties in Little Fails and county
during the coming season on contracts
already made.
We notice that Secera| Of the news.
papers publishers in the state have en-
gagged in the too|iS,, practice OF bidding
down the price of county printing 20
starvation r's'es.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Rev. G. B. Wyatt, Methodist minister
q: Melrose, will hold services in Little
Falls on Sunday, Feb. l, and it is cx.
pectct! that Rev. Mr. Smith Of Braipevt;
Will also be present.
We believe that q Gu, in express rates
between the NOythe Pacific a9I Wells
Fargo companies. may soon be expected.
Yha first break will probably re follow
eti by some rather active work.
a party named VIM. Sloan was before
! ts:s tsi;ed States court Il, st. Paul las,
week charged with selling whisky TO a
Mile t,acs 1sdiau. lie is probably our
distinguished ex-citizen Bill Sloan.
S.feral ducks have been Killed in the
river near this place during the past week
by local srortsIaen. They Nil| probably
remaih in this locality az long as there
lis any open water tor them to SWIM, in
| Robertson g. Jarboe, who were in the
dissolved partnership, and NJ, j.: bee
, continue: in the business His many
| D:,tle Falls friends will wish him sue
cess.
! On Wednesday Senator Buckman in.
troduccd q hiE1 IN the Minnesota lryjsla
lure sppropria,ing $1,000 to Lieut. O. L.
Clyde for the loss Of an eve during the
sham battle al the state militia eucaur.
n:;~nl at New Tim 10 july. 1883.
$. p. Fuller, Esq, nov las ais Office
in The rom in the second story Of Mar.
."''r'n block on OAK Stree, tnr.r:ylv
ercuI icv by Zion n Richardson.
Parties having business with him. vii!
| md hiu al the above convenient location.
| A new set of polo sticks and yc}o
bail have been received at the Popular
rink lrom Chicago Polo VIII be pla, e.,
Hereafter ON Tuesday ni&Aj, j. there's
" prospect that the l.';:v Falls y wi:
have aclub from son'e rr; gil t:3g town
I soon, the boys should do more |.raclcinx
! There was IL pleasant stc1al patty al
:; Mr.. 1nd Mrs. Milo porlrv's rtsi';vnce
last evening, The occasion being ,rc tuni-
vrrsary OF th. birthday .; ihci >iau!l.i
Mrs. Jllson Rri Eggs i pleasant evening
vas enjoyed by 4 select company Of
friends. 10 persoSs (ou,>Iue Of mem :;r.>>
Of the family heiny present.
Considering the opposition in tie
role; rink business IT, This village aaed
The small prices charged to patrons j.:
woulI DOT seem advisable for the village
1>counci! to charge them very h,yls
license. if any While the cuuucj,
IdonNies> has q right to regulate and tax
! them, it is probable That they vii a,l ,p
! "a "r'>'aalce regulating them, wilI4u>l
any tax.
j. &. FLYNN has contracts 10 furni> II
the Northern Pacific and other raiirnu.
coNpahies with about 100000 lie, lDi,
winter. Most Of these VIII h.s ut in his
vicinity. He will get about { 100 along
the Little Falls & Dakota a,.d on )he
| BrNln"I branch between Grew Wing
and Koya|ion, and lhe remainder from,
p"inis on the main line Of toe Northern
Pacific.
II you want &C. srDd to the Old cruntr;
Tor any ot your tlieuds l,ew is ,nc liu.>-
scA. Martin tells us TIA. ne CAN ss,.'
lsstSs a Ticket that viii b:InS ',s>>.',
ger from Hamburg to I.it;I. Fails; :..r
lhirtyone daijars. Just fancy ;uis or 't
caR ee! ticket from LATHE Fails TO
HaMh'lrg for $32 SO, Az Other points ia
the old country Ut cores Wnuiny 10"
Rates
|
James D0Dle IS agent for Gov. PiI:S
bury ~n his ]asd and timber hu>in">, III
'lIls County, aid has charge OF the work
OF clearing his land in Pike Creek TOW II,
and having the timber cut and >aAct.
tie expAtls 10 have sawed al jl"n. NJ
l-ai@nd's mill this winter at leas, 800. oOi
1eet ot oak timber, and CLas' and Nn;.
Stewart have the contract fer hauiin. the
timber to the mill
lion. VIM. +. Lee WAS in town o,s
oalutday forenoon, and met many OF bis
TRENDS lie was Cd his way to his home
in Long Prairie. and went out on ,hc