Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-17
PERSONAL.

| PERSONAL.
Fire Chief Houde wont to st. Cloud
Tuesday. 1. 5.5t +. :.
Station Agent Ward is takinga weeks
vacation. ..
| Attorney ]. II. Rhodes went to st.
/ Paul yesterday. s#
| Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Bouck we're in
| city on Saturday last. q
/ Mr.. N. P. Clarke, of st. Cloud was in
the city last Saturday.
Mr.. G. G. Plank, of Anoka, was in
Little Falls yesterday. : s..
Mr.. Barney Burton returned Tuesday
from trip to st. Paul. ~ @ss. .s,s, =.
Miss Maud Reaves returned from
Deerwood last Saturday. & ~
Boom Master Dorr, of Minneapolis,
was in the city yesterday. -.
Mr.. &C. Lawrence, of Motley, was
in Little Falls on Saturday last. 49,
Banker Havill, of Royalton, took a .
Saturday vacation in Little Falls.
Mr.. II. M. Russell, of the Minneapolis
Journal. was in the city Wednesday.
Clerk Of Court Staples made a bu 81
ness trip to st. Paul on Wednesday.
Miss Juno Lindbergh returned Tues
day from visit with friends in St. Paul.
Mr.. G. W. Stewart, ono of St. Clouds
bright lawyers. was in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. NJ. V. Robson has returned from
a lengthy absence in Canada and New
York. "
Mr.. A. Spears, Of Brainerd, the Sum
day School missionary, was in Little
Falls on Sunday last.
Mr.. Eebert G. Handy, the St.. Paul
dealer who is pushing Little Falls real
estate, was here on Tuesday.
Mr.. NJ. D. Taylor, OF st. Cloud. of the
firm of Taylor, Calhoun & Rhodes, was
in Little Falls on Saturday last. |
Mr.. Sam. Simpson, superintendent
for the Mississippi and Rum River
Falls part Of the week. !
Miss Florence Reaves returned from
Elm Dale, where she was teaching, last |
Tuesday, being called home by the |
illness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lindbergh, parents
of c. A. Lndbergh, have removed from |
Melrose to this city. They arrived on
Tuesday, and are keeping house in a |
residence near their sons place.
The Boom company have strung
booms in the pond above the dam, and |
are holding several million feet of logs |
here. 1t is considered more economic
al to drive the logs in large bodies than |
to scatter them along the stream early |
in the season.
At the meeting of the board Of educa-
ton on Saturday evening, the building |
committee reported in favor Of two
story addition, 32x50 at the northeast |
corner of the present school house,
The recommendation was adopted by |
the board, and Mr.. Schleusen-
er was instructed to draw plans and !
specifications. Messrs Rasicot, Schleus-
ener and Flynn were appointed COM
mittee to visit other school buildings,
and investigate the methods of heating
them. The board adjourned until Sat
ur,Iay evening of this week.
The city council has decided to i'm
provo and make in good condition one
of the sire cts on the West Side from the
south to the north limits of the plated
city. G street will be opened and
graded from Broadway to its northern
en-, and II street Dying west of g. will
be graded from Broadway to its south
ern end. This will add much to the
appearance Of the city, and the work
will he done in first class style. 1t will
cost at least $500, and work will begin
at once.
Coup's E9uescurriclum entertained
the people Of Little Falls in the Opera
House on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, and the attendance both
evenings was large. The horses are
truly wonderful animals, and never be-
fore were seen such knowing dumb
animals. The dogs were also good
performers. but this part of the show
was too brief satisfy the audience. The
lady cornetist was enthusiastically re-
ceived, and the little miss who sang
and reclted was all interesting part of
the entertainment. Tie performance
was all that could he expected in all
particulars.
At special meeting Of the Chemical
Engine company on Monday evening
Leon Houde, c. A. Sprandel and NJ. M.
Richardson were appointed a committee
to appear before the city council and |
urge them to assist the company in !
procuring uniforms for service and |
parade. the committee was also au-
thorized to cooperate with committee
from the Hook 4 Ladder company, and
to labor for aid for both companies.
Leon Houde and Il. II. Farnham were
appointed committe to secure an
early meeting of the city council to act
in the matter.
E. Rothwell and NJ. V, Robson were
down to the cities the first of the week,
and on Tuesday they visited the brick
yard at River Falls, Wis, for the pur-
pose of investigating some new appli-
ances. Mr. Rothwell has visited large
number of brick yards in Minnesota
and elsewhere during the past year,
and he claims that he has seen no others
that arc as complete in all arrangements,
and rs neatly kept, as those at Little
Falls. Our brick yards are certainly
models of their kind, and their product
| is the best made in the Northwest.
Youths and Children's Clothing.
now have a fine stock of Youths and
Children's Clothing. Spring and summer
styles. Call and examine the finest
stock in the county WIN. BUTLER.
| nJ- Some people will 60 to lots of I'M
necessary trouble and expense 10 get.
goods from down below or some Eastern
Cities, while they could do better at