Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-03-19

sss B Colliins etur1ed an tuesday,
fronl "a very suec esstn1 calayasing triil
through the towns il the sonth western
parts of the county
III Hon II +. Hartley and Leon ~ Inn
ESQ. Of Brainerd were in town on Wed
nesday forenoon and made 4 buslnes'
trip to- Green Prairie. ss
Steele and Smith, the expert role
Skaters who gaze exhibitions IN this Vi
cinity last summer, are agaln on til,
road in this: part ofthe state. 4
Business is IN a rather unsettled con
,}iti on pending the adjustment Of th'
difficulties between the Sun and Banner
Gentlemen, calm yourselves.
! E. 3. Glass returned from Paynesvill
the first of, the week, and is trying Il
sell his property in this vicinity, and j
successful will go California soon. =
The Motley brick yard is preparing
for q big seasons work, contracts havin
already been made for 100000 brick
Rey. j. Wynne Jones, who conducte
tbs services at the Episcopal church las
Summer, will this year labor in south
ern Minnesota, probably at Nankato.
MARRIED-March 16, 1886, at til
Congregational parsonage by Rey. M
K. Pasco, Mr.. John Randall and Mis-
Emily Moultcn Of Buchanan, Morrison
county, MINI.
Frank koncn, town clerk of Pierz wa
in Town on Tuesday. No one dispute
his right to hold that office, and LII
unanimous election every year is a sim
pie matter Of form.
1t IS pleasing 10 note tue improve
ment in The condition Of VIM. Miller
ts since his suit for damages ayains
Charley Spran:.el was laid over until tn
September term Of court.
The Sun openel up On Prof. Welc]
last week, and if we correctly graspe,
the meaning of the article, placed itsscl
in opposition to the election Of the Prof
us county school *u} erntendent.
John Shumaker Of Spencer Brook
Sherburne county, is in town yisitin!
Frank Rc,zlafl. Mr.. Shumakrr j
thinking Of purchasing property her
and going into the grocery buiiness.
Ii you have any complaints agains
warehouse men or railroads, make then
known TO the state warehouse and rail
road commissioner who will be at til
court house next Wednesday afternoon
George Brundrtte, who went to tn
southern states lew months ago with J
70. LacAance, has got enough OF that par
of Me country and sent home few day
ago for m oney enough with which t
return.
One by one he luD Der CAMPS ar
| breaking up and coming out of the wood
and all hauling On slcds has now stopr
ed. Several of the Platte river camp
will continue TO bank shore timber q
! long as possible.
2lank 'larboe passed through town lh
first Of The week with his family an
jcwclry goods on his way from SAM
Centre 10 Byanerd. He was an OIL
res'den, CT that city, and is confident thu
it has a bright fulnre.
4 party named Harrison from St. Pau
has been buying lies along the Norther
Pacific at Royalton and other points an
tnow looks as if those who contyactp
with him would have done better 10 lay
dealt with local buyers.
DR.. Put2cy Of the Royaltnn Minin
Co. was in town on Tuesday, loolsin
/ over the town NTH the intention of s.
| curing local agent for bis mill stuff
He rpors the milling business as con
parativcly quiet at present.
Da1leiran Bros |um Der camp on Da1
gel' brook finished work for the seaso
On Friday last, ard the teams and ME
returned to Morris, from which Dlac
most Of the nrn We're hired. TIL
amount Of logs banked was 170O. 90
feet,
!
Rev. L. G. Bur:h will conduct service
at The Episcopal church next Tucsda
evcneng, llrrch 20, commanding at T g
i o'clock We IN tlarstan6 that If If &c II,