Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-07-24


The. Royalton Record appeared on
Friday last, and presented a very credi-.
table appearance, With proper en-
c engagement and cooperation the Record
will be Of great Ienetitsto Royal,un.
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}. Z. Pos'lethwaiie returned to.St. Paul
On Saturday last after having Travelled
over alarge section of The county,. He
was very well pleased with the prosper
Gus appearance everywhere observable.
Georga 0. Goulet, OF Gravel s. Goule,
Bros, went out to Flower City, Dakota,
The first Of the week to make arran ge
ments for harvesting their wheat near
that place. He will be absent several
weeks.
QUEEY.-N hni IS the matter with the
new moguls Of the Morrison county
Democracy that they must be steered
through the troubled waters with a
Republican at the helm, County
Democrats, what think you?
j. c. Flynn and j.. C. Pestle,hwei;e
went north ON tie Monday evening train
one the way to Helena, Montana, and the
Yellowstone National Park. They will
not make very long stay, and expect to
return the first Of next week.
Miss Annie l3yrne has concluded TO
return TO Little Fails and take her old
position in the Lille Falls graded
school. Children and parents will be
p'easedto learn the above, as she ,s y
popular and competent teacher.
The best exhibitions ol skating ever
seen in Little Falls were given at the
Popular rink on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings of !'his week by Steele and
Smith. They do all they advertise to
do. and perform some wonderful frats.
Prot> WEIGH went down 10 Royalton to
act attorney for the lcfendent in the case
OF bowers vs. Kobe ia justice court. A.
+. Storey was attorney ior plaintiff. 1t
was rather iotIy contested case and
resulted IN a victory for Welch. The at
t"rneys had some pleasant !i,tIc personal
remarks l." make regarding each other.
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last week, 10 attend q law suit which he
brought against The leading saw mill
MAN OF hat place, Mr.. Libby, for $4,000
the balance claimed to be due on logs
sold by Mooers to Libby last year. 1t
was a court case, and the decision has
net yet been rendered.
Capt. Oscar Taylor, I'D. TAYLOR and
y. 7. Calhoun, al of St. Cloud, came up
Oh Saturday and held forth with Little
Falls chums tor couple of days. Ed.
has just returned from d seven wears
school course in Germany, b II he doesn't
appear to have lost any of The character
i>ties Of a Royal American. Come I'D
again, El
1t has heen reported that Richard
Aei'l's gray geIdng, one Of The best race
horses ia the county, had the CHAMBERS,
and the authorities of Green Prairie
town had Veterinary Surgeon Grassland
examine the horse yesterday, and ne
prenounces II free from gaoder.. He
says however, that the horse has disease
Of the noslj]s, which led 20 the report
that the horse had Ihe CHAMBERS.
The Belle Prairie and Green Prairie
base ball clubs played another match
game Oh Saturday, the l1lh inst, and 1.-The
former club again Won. The score stood
* to "a. An account Of the game was
given 10 {. Il. Hornbcc but he neg}ec
ted 10 )ianG it to us until it ceased TO be
live news. Belle Prairie now thinks of
ch"!|" nsiAg the hoya|ton club to play a
game al I,lltle Falls.
1t is leportef that the PIIawey Indians
at L'ecch Lake in this State arc making
trouble and that they are burned some Of
the government buildings there and
threatened to do more damage. There
are about SEQ Indians there capable Of
bearing arms, but IL general outbreak is
not feared. 1t is supposed that the
troab'e arose about the building Of the
reservoirs there, as the Indians claim that
it spells their huating, fishing and ber-
ryiry grounds and rice fields.
II The rest Of the county will furnish
the voters and pay the taxes, the gang that
hangs out at the drug store will furn lsh
things to fill the offices. After they have
made up the slate, it will be high treason
for any Democrat to oppose it. Still, if
we have not been deceived, there will he
some healthy kicking against the crowd.
Mr.. Frank Brott of Colby, Clark Co.,
Wis, called at this place on his way
back from trip 10 Western Dakota. Ae
is relative Of Mrs, Martha Stevens, we'll
known in this locality. He was better
pleased with the central portion Of the
territory, along the Northern Pacific,
than with the Red River Valley Or the