Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-08-16

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Straightway, he suggested resort to
some place Of refreshment,
and announced that Little Falls
boosted Of an exquisitely
fitted, delightfully."- comfortable
establishment. He escorted his
charge to Stcart's. Here they RECALLED
themselves on a full complement Of
all the leading summer drinks,
delightfully."- prepal ed. Before leav-
ing, Meg was literally loaded down
with packages Of choice CONNECTIONS
and native and foreign fruits, for the
establishment deals extensively in
these liues. The gentlemen also
found their favorite Havanna cigar
here. =,
AS the party was enjoying refresh
ments, Plainfolks INDUCED in a bit of
philosophy. "One of the most i'm
portant auxillaries to happy house
hold" he said, lis we'll supplied
larder. The kitchen rules the house,
young lady, for, as your table is, 50
Twill your husbands temper be. So
you want to see to it that only the
very best groceries and provisions en-
ter your kitchen. J. most solemnly
recommend, too: that when you have
a good thing, you stick to it. Your
best plan, therefore, is, find an honest
grocer, and when he is found, never
leave him. l advise you to deal with
Gross & Stangl. You will always
find them full stocked with every
possible thing in the line OF staple and
fancy groceries, fresh and tirst-class
no shelf-worn goods there-an,i in
prices, they are always down to
brass tacks. You see they ure careful
dealers, never make bad debts, you
know, and can afford closer. profits.
FRY them, and you'll be satisfied. :"
The Dewds did try, and are per-
manent customers.
"Now," remarked Plainfolks, the
party once more enroute, as you are
going to farming, you'll want a supply
Of substantial, durable, well-made
and handsome harness. Right down
) the street is the establishment
> Of the boss horse-milliner of this sec.
ton, J. Jansen. None but the most
) expert worklnen in the trade are EN-.
t ployed there, and only the very best
f material is used, while the proprietor
gives his personal supervision tc
every minute detail. They carry al
8 enormous stock at all times. Heavy
and light, work and buggy, plain anc
/ fancy, single and double harness, ne
(. matter what, you'll always find it
l They have everything else usual,
y kept in complete establishment
4 saddles, whips, fly nets, busters, fame,
] lap robes, blankets, everything tina
f a farmer or gentleman HORSEPOWER
+ can possibly desire. AS to prices
3 well, they can't be underso]d."
"l1ello!" suddenly said Charles
s there goes an abbott buggy.
declare, l must have one-didn'
t know you could get them over here.
! SECT 'em?" snorted Plainfolks. IS
t can show you, young man, an estab
\ lishment in the implement and vehicle
1 line that'n astonish you. Down t.
y j. w. Hedges & Co.'S, driver,' and
5 sure enough, Charles was astonishet
e at the extent and comprehensivenes
G. of the the stock, and more than that
h before he left, he had purchased, no
: only "Jackson" wagon for farm
y work, but phaton for Meg, a ligh
: road wagon, and q full line of farm
j. implements. including a Deere
5 pillow, and full line of general farm
: ing tools. Plaintolks also called
5 Charles attention to the fact that thi
s firm sells both the Buffalo Pitts,
: and advance" threshing machines.
Q ''By the way, Uncle,'' said Charles
a ''who can you recommend as goc,
/ blacksmith? I am very particula
0 as to who handles my mare, Kitty
you know"
Jess so. You want no botche
about her feet" declared the old man
''rhere's only one tirst-class-in town
T and that's Casper Schmidt. He's
- No. blacksmith all through, toe
o and the very one to give your repair
ing, and especially your pillow wor
! to-. When you want pillow bottom
4 or shire, that will make an old plo,
v run us good as brand new one, Their
is 10 workman i'll these diggins equa
to Casper, to fit you out. 1 can vouc
\ for him as the man to do your fin
b shoeing On Kitty, and whenever
y farmer like, you come rushing int
town in vast hurry, with broke,
9 bit of machinery, and want it fixed "
in shorter time than it was broken
and made better than it was at frs
q Casper is the man to call on"
:, As they retraced their steps tn
n noon whistle sounded.
It "Dinner," calculated Plainfolk<
= "and Well drop in on my old fiien
e G. G. Simmons; always go Their
t for my meals, and for that matter S
r do my farmer neighbors. We ar
l. Railways sure of the best in the market
IS most delightfully."- prepared, and at
q very reasonable rate"
i Over his dinner, Plainfolks becam
it loquacious. eff there's one thing
Il "said he," about old customs that
) don't like, it's compelling our womei
to burn their hands and faces over
E hot oven, fretting their souls. out 70
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