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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
grgAN TBB WHEATON, THB CHAif N
DOZEN TOWNS
Ard Ssr6 ne Colder Grams O. News for ne Readers
Of roe Register '-Bls.1sss Seal Re
Lyons asi Personal Go'siP'
srEUBENvILLE.
N.v K. OFF Lodge Institu,ed-A Bright
sunday Letter.

New X. OF p Lodge instituted = % -
sunday Letter.
s.,.o, cs-reroiseucs o. .'s sunday Register
SrErBgNvLLE, May 1s-Empire CITY
Todge No. s54 Knights Of Pythias' wa
i,st;tuted AZ Empire by members OF Steu'
hs,ville Lodge. 10. /, and Eureka Lodge
No e. ofthis city, on last Wednesday
.;,bt The new ledge starts out with
tb,r4v charter members, ard fifteen more
,Tbo are ready 70 Join At the hrst favorable
cnnortunitv. The officers Of the new ledge
&c. p. c.. S. J. Minesinger; G. { 5. +.
Rerry. V. C., i. Bell; Pfelate, Geo. Wal
ters. X of r. and s., W. Henry; d. OF + p
Frank Miner; n. Of Z Jno Mapweil N.
az John Lushrush; l. G., ID. !. van
P;lbe-v: o c.. II wilson; Trustees, T. l.
Woo. James Hudson and George Bell
This makes the sixth k. OF =. lodge IN
TsF--s3n county, TWO being located az
Stenbenviile. one 80 Toronto, one at I'm
nire ore az New Somerset and one ~
Picbmond. with a combined memoersnlp
~ some six hundred. The lodges VIII
send seven delegates TO the Grand Lodge
which meets at Toledo commencing on
re 2s,h inst. The delegates tom TINS
civ are z. L. Erskine and Chas' L. " God
sv Of Steubenville Lodge, Nc. /, and koD''
love OF Eureka ledge, No. 80.
.-rbe +bi-d mile track on the old Mears falr
s--nsd wss graded this week by q. b
Ro-ep and everything viii be put II shape
AZ the earliest possible moment, SO tnat
StenbenviIs will then have as hne dflv-
Ing park as any city Of lts Szs ID 'ne
country. .. 49,
Tbe gold watch on exhibition IN the
window of Helms Jswelry store, WIZ &c
CHANGED of for the benefit Of Mlcoaei
Dovle the Acme gathering boy, VINO re
Gently lost his Lex while jumping from
Panhandle passenger tram. The draw
ing viii take place June lst, and tickets
raS he obtained from any OF the Acme
boys. 49,.
Woodford. Of the Wheeling and Lake Erie
railroad was in the city Friday, on o9si-
ness connected with the extension oil that
line ol railroad to this city.
MIS-. DR.. ]. B. Siggins and daughter, Oh
Forest county, Pa, are IN the city visiting
Mrs. Siggins parents, Mt and MIS- Joseph
Hall
The friends Of Tom Rsttigan are smok-
inc ten.cent cigars this week in honor OF
the marriage Of that gentleman with Miss
Jennie Hurley, Of Erie, Pa. TIE hapPy
event took place last Tuesday.
Candidates Tor State Senator are swoop-
ing down upon Steubenville tom Column
bisna county.
FraDk Collins came in from Columbus
Tuesday evening, on business.
The non partisan Board Of Elections
for Steubsnville, appointed by Governor
Foraker, comprises: J. W. Jordan and
Baz Maxwell, Republicans, Lewis Ander-
son and James I. German, Democrats,
with Geo. p. Kells, Republican, Clerk.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19

eating among friends and former asso-
ciates.
xvii Stewart has returned from
Delaware, O where he has been attending
meeting Of the bishops OF the M. L
church.
The election for county superintendent
of schools takes place Tuesday. w. M
Wait, the present incumbent, is the only
candidate in the ring so far.
Anumber of families are already NOV
lug onto the camp grounds ana uiSE TI :
prospects are there will be the biggest
crowd known 10 the history of the camp
grounds. One of the bishops will be sure
to be present, but which one mas not yet
been decided.
The Oxford League held picnic in tine
park in the Edwards addition Thursday
evening
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
BRILLIANT.

Religious, Social, Business and Personal
Matters of Interest.
Special Correspondence Of the Sunday Register.
BRILLIANT, O., May 1s.-Quite a num-
Der of the members of the Presbyterian
congregation with many others went to
MiDgo, on last Tuesday, 10 attend the in
stallation of Rev. Weir who will have
charge of this and Mingo mission
Miss Mile Dixon, OF West Wheeling
was the guest of Miss Ssllie ". Inning.
Mrs. LOngbottom, of Wheeling. was Wis
iting her son JOt n and family several dayt
this week
The Anchor Fishing Club are making
arrangements to give ball at the Rink OF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19

The earthly existence of Miss Sina Daw-
son terminated early yesterday morning
at her home on Gravel Hill, after a long
spell of sickness. The little Quakeress
was great favorite, and none knew her
but to love her. The remains will be
taken to GAINESVILLE for inteIment to-
moscow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19

Cabin tickets have been sold by Andrew
Roder to the following persons: William
Parks and Mrs. Annie Parks, Mrs. Samuel
Moore and Mrs. Thomas Moore, who will
sail Wednesday, June 26, on the steamship
Cadiz, of New York, for Liverpool and
Paris. Or. Morrison, wife, son and daugh-
ter, will leave on the steamship Furnessia
for Glasgow, Saturday, June LIST.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19

struck in both. A very few days will de-
termine the value of the wells. The opera
tors are in high spirit.
Pittsburg parties commenced dIllhng
well at Bowerston, this county, this weeH;
The drilling is under the supervision Oi
Col. Watson, Of this place
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
A fragrant Wrong.

To advertise in print or by word of
mouth, dentrifice containing ingredients
calculated TO impair healthy teeth,
or accelerate the decay of bad ones, is a
fsgrant wrong. It's done every day
Use heslthful, efficient SOZOD0NT only
The morning news., 1889-04-28

Ruth gave sort of moan and started TO
her feet, in a sudden agony OF self-reproach
III thought had flashed across her mind
taat she had wished him dead this very at T.
| ernoon, aud now he might die!
And that other young man." she asked,
presently, in low excited tone, walking
backward and forward with irregular steps.
And now, and now"
"aush! Do not think of II. Would you
like me TO send for your sister and Col
Keuyon,N
"Yes, please Oh, Kenard," and Ruth
! cauga, his hand, 'ask them to let me 90 TO
him-to do what | can"
Yea" ald for moment he held her
hand fast in his; shut wait a little while,
just until ths doctors see what WILL be best
TO be done.n
She did not speak again. She sat down
onc9 more, cold, pale and faint, and few
minutes later Col Forth, wdo mad heard of
the accident came into the room.
This Is bad business, Ruth" he said, d,
and he went up and laid his nand with sons
kindness on her shoulder; bat they say he
may puI through"
"Haye you seen him, father" she asked,
in rembiIag voice.
''rhe doctors won't let anyone into the
room at present; but l have seen Marry,
and they say one Of his legs will have TO be
amIutated.h
"Take me to him, father; please take me
to him. moaned Ruth.
NY dear, you couldn't do the least good,
and women are only in the way in IA case
like this. Keep yourself quiet, and FL send
for Frances
Il will 80 upstairs and see how he is get
ting on said Seaforth, and he left the
room for the pnrpo'e, and Ruth was alone
with her father for tie next few minutes.
Then Seaforth returned.
"He is rallying,n he said, 'and they will
perform no operation tO-day-untll his syS-
tenn RECEIVERS from the shock"
f. Il viii go beside hlm, theu," ana Ruth
rose as she spoke.
mo- said .Seaforth, "the doctors posi-
lively forbid it. DR.. Murry told me to tell
yoI that atpresenC you must not see him.
II should like to go into the next
room, then, said Ruth, IN faint voice.
Father, bel me into the next room"
Col Forth took her arm, and led her
into the spare bedroom, which was on the
same landing as the drawing room.
"Il send for Frances lie said again;
'and I'll get you some wine, Ruth, or some
thingn
But she shook her head
81 would rather be alone she said, and
so the colonel left her; and wneu he was
gone Ruth sank down on her knees, with
clasped hands, her mind absolutely torn
VITA conflicting feeling.
If he were TO die she would be free,
would be happy -but no, no, she must not
wish him to die-should she pray that he
might live! She tried to frame the words,
but her lips fdltered aud refused their ut
teranee. She could not say "Oh! God,
spare him, because she knew it would be
false prayer. praying for what she dId not
wish! And yet 1t was 50 terrible, this sud-
den summons; and lie rad been SO well and
full Of strength.
And II hung on balance now, she knew;
moment might turn the scale. aud the
mysCerio4s breath Of life 60 forth from the
manned body of the man lying upstairs
close 10 the portals I'VE call death"
fro BE CONTINUED
The morning news., 1889-04-28

Ruth turned very pale, and opened her
telegram with trembling fngers: it was
from aaj Audley, to tell her that his sis
ter had died during the Afternoon; and
thus the news that two souls bad been
summoned suddenly away reached Sudley
when everything there seemed SO bright and
gay.
The morning news., 1889-04-28
JEZEBEL'S FRIENDS.
A N o V E L.
DORA RUSSELL.


STORM, ETC, Ere
The morning news., 1889-04-28
HOW IS THIS FOR LOW?

cases of Sc White Check Nansook at Sc. asar
bales of Fine Sea Island worth &c at &C. ,ss.s-
100 dozen 4Oinch Towels worth 12ac, to be closed
out at 6ic M a.rs
big drive in Plaid White Muls at l0c worth 15c .oo
Hosiery Driye-Chdrens regular made, solid colors,
at 12ac; worth Csc.
Hosiery Bargain-Lades' Balbriggan Hose at 25c;
good value for soc
Glove Bargain-Alot ofLadies Colored Lisle Gloves
at &c. worth 65c
Ladies' Vests-~A big drive in Ribbed Vests at Csc;
worth SOC
drive in surah Silks at 35o worth actually s5c sss
drive in Printed China Silks 45c very cheap at CSC
drive in White Spreads at ST., 81 rs and ST. so
especially.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-02-22
THE n. p. CUT OFF,

There is no room to doubt that the
construction Of the Northern tactic cut.
oil northwest from Little Falls will b..
completed during the present year
Thu road will be low grade line, the
maximum grade being only 26 feet to
the mile. The engineers experienced
some trouble getting throu!, the hills
in the vicinity Of the North Fork Of the
Little Elk On this grade, but we under
stand that location has at last been
found that may be used. It is tho de-,
sire Of the company to have the line
strike Lake Alexander and il it docs p,
that place will soon be great pleasure.
resort. 1t is one Of the finest lake,
in the state. and even without railroad
connections it is visited by hundreds Of
pleasure seekers every summer. 1t is
generally believed that the line sill
strike the main line at Aldrich, and the
people of Little. Falls should take surh
measures as will surely settle any doubt
there may he about locating the division
headquarters ut this city. We have the
advantage in distsnce and other par
,iculars, and should be prompt to take
any necessary steps to convince the
Northern Pacific company that they
should select this pl ace.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-02-22
] PER'su II Al.

Mr. John Wetxel went 81 Paul 20.
ltsrdav. Is &;
ISs Mr.. james stuarts,is in Afinneap oiis,
and will remain for hume time
MI. Mare Hubhert returned from
Louisville. KY, on saturday last.
Mr. "a. d. Davidson, sof. st Paul, w.ls
in the city several days during the past
week. &. IS 81 :: 5$s s -
f Mr; g. !. Lindhergh went N St.
elond Monday afternoon on legal bnsi.
ness. Il Iss .t.
MI u, Rhmles wenstn ! .ong Pr,iri.
on Monday To attend ! he district court
IN e's~ion ut that pace. 5s .ssz5 ..s +
Mr.. Err, Ha,n!in, of tile. Northern
Patitc train SER vice, is visiting Ills home
III Little Falls this week. ss#
Mr.. George Tnsnseni eftyLilile Falls
IN Monday TOR a few months visit
ut his fathers HON at Ctlais, Me
Mr.. George :Geisstl, of NORTH, Prairie,
was iii Little Fails Wt.,tnes.i,y forenoon
md went to st. Paul on the afternoon
rain. 3 y. @ -. !
Mesars.. Peter Medved and Peter
La!lrr.nas were the guests OF George
Geissel at the latter genttemen's home
in North Prairie on tuesday last. +.
f Mr.. Fl. s. Noble LIFT on Saturday for u
trip to Boston, New YORK aud other
Eastern cities in the interest Of tbs Little.
Falls Roller Mill Co., o; which he il,
secretary. 5 IA. %.,$ {
Mr.. Morgan Adams. Of the clericui
force Of the minnesota house oil repre-
sentatives, visited his homa in ihis
onnty this week. He returned 10 st,
laul Wedne day afternoon NJ
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-02-22

Mark Kobe Of R~ymlt'n is induIgine
in some very hr,liSh talk about bovcott-
ing Little FAILS in the future, and pt-
tron!zing nrthing that Comes from this
city. 1t is no; fort,e interests OF R,v-
alton to attempt t. create any warfare
between the business interests of the
two places. In the past thousands Of
dollars worth Of lumber, ties and flour
have been purchased annually from
Royalton dealers by Little Falls parties.
while in return the purchase Of Little
Falls products ny Royaltnn people have
amounted to- nearly nothing. 1t is
doubtful if $4,000 WOULD cover the
am"unt paid BY Little Falls people to
Royalton people during the year 1888,
while the amount of money that came
the other way was scarcely anything.
I, is matter Of supreme Indifference
to Little Falls what Royalton does in it's
effort to hurt Little Falls, but it is diff
cult to STE what kind OF policy friend
Kobe can adopt 10 make 4 boycott
hurtful to any interests but tl,vse =,
Royalton.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-02-22
NO BRIDGE BoNDs.
KILN Dale and Two Rivers against
the Bonils and Bellevue
The West Sid Is ToyvIls Prefer q
Railroad. .s

Al the spe ciaI eteEti0ns held in Belle
vue, Two Rivers and Elm Dale on sTaiies-
day 81 this week the 10Th In.t.,
5fsetleyne cast ~ votes axainst and rs
votes in favor Of tho pr,ol,osit,an TO
issue 81 500 bonds for The ii ississiippi
bridge. Elm Dale east t55 votes
inst and 40 In fay,,rs Of the iss,,iny "a, i
s. in bombs and TRos Riv..rs EAST IS
ssainst and 72in favor 81 issuing y 80,
ionda. Il viii ba saen that :ae two
towns On tho west side II tie river were
otpqsel to the bands, and that Belle !
:,.ue or Royalton gave 4 minority Of over
100 in si,s favor n Two Rivers the
vote was the largest ever east - So
and the fight was Z very hot one.
The cause Of the doseato Of the bonds in
the two western, towns was the certainty
that a road will be built southwest
rom Little Falls within a year. or twn,;
ind that then the bridge would br of
cry little advantage to any one. In
iced, we balirve that the defeat ofthe
'.onds will.nlti,nately lie 4 good thing
for Bellevue, as the, building d: the west
side road woulisleaye them tax ell 81 500
with no benefit from it. Neither Two
Rivers nor Elm Dals have any debts
and'are ready and willing TO- assume
small obligations to indu.e the building
Of a railroad through, their locality,
rhe expense Of the survey. right of way,
and depot site is ahoht All that will be
,sked, and the large. humber Of people
in each town that we're xilli1S Is fgoas
',on1is for ahridge is = guarantee chat
I iair proposition for ilslp for a railroad
would recsiye almost unanimous snp.
port from those towns. The matter
will aoon be placed in shape 70 obtain
an expression from thu voters. Of the
town. Meanwhile those who are .ex :
t-rting the ,greatest influence to secure
: he construction OF this line Of road will
continue their endsavors, with, every
prospect Of. h,.ving the road built in
:he near future 3 !,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-02-22

Andre" !;roz''Hck, n Pnander living
in Two Rivers. died on Thursday nynt
OF last week while on his wav home
from Roya!ton. He had 1eronle drink
at Huy,lton'nnd his team got away from
him alter he lott the village ami he
lroze to death near the road. He leaves
wife and seven children. Other re
ports state that the team ran away and
he was thrown from tina sled so forcjbI "
AS to kill him.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-02-22
Cont etesl afroyvIhess.

;Olatraktesl lafrOytneas.
The Transcript saya that Royaltot
wa opposed 10 county DIVISION hat 81,
nnt WI ,.kely aver t,s rev county di
~ ,.a
exps.te.l. opposition IN hi urn and hi
5lt. She lad mining 10 81 pect from u
b ,s we gAye her 9 fex 4 : ovation 9
49, 7, J,
in'e 'ne Peg PHO. : comnunisy ~, y
t'ilss Acs ~ that scts
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-02-22
MI ki'ss!S of Job Printing done
at the Transcript oiECr.
!"st T:!srrsirn !'cb s. .6S1
MORTGAGE SALE

Wiic. si..:Ant has i..es: lnn:r in Inc condi-
ti,nS -! that certain NOR ta.;, Iii he and eXectu-
49,. ~ i ward int ::i!t: : ttc t!nt- his wife.
" :'ga.,urs, unto u D. -elr}" nid f. + scarlr.
rtraae',> beutii. DAFT, HE SIXTH 'iar of APP: i.
49,. recorded in The util>e ~ tne re lister of
g.. ~ III aud for, The tnilnty No, eis IN i'll the
tue "' Mnnes,t, ",' the lltt '!ay u April 1885,
L s o'tt,,rE &. III in book ~ Of Mortgages on
rage a+., ,Hd given 10 secure the payment Of
n,ue hundred twenty E,ur nna l0-lpa dollars,
with interest thereon. atcoriin& 10 thr terms Of
NJ ohliS dunS ..t sud tnuItSAg rs, which are
itltlv d>..Cribc,: therein ana
Where's nn action has 'cn INSTITUTED! ut law
n otherwise tu RECOVER the Diet, cured by such
.,orlssgc or any par, thereof. aud there is due
,heren;I al the date Of this utiUc the sum OF six
hundred lhrry'ix n,,d a. 1W, Dollars Together
with fourteen ant ~. lUt dollars taxes paid Il on
he premises cuvcnst hy such mortgage for the
years IHS.i 6, and g. nni
Nuw Thrrr!Jre. ,.utirv Is hereby given that By
virtue u! Ihr power .! safe contained thcrein,
ana in pursuance of the statutes N slrh case
made nn,l provided. such mortgage vii! hc lore
'lose'i ~ sale ot the premises des ribei IN and
Ourryed by the sa.nc. t. which are situate In
the Connty of Nor: ison ani State Of NlEiseSSots;
md ARE t"s..gii''sst, s is itii0W To- WitF:'
Fhe"sdnth East quarter OF The south West
:nhirier of srctirD nuHlhered fhirlyTnO (3o). in
bcrrd Twenty nine coy which sale will be
made by the sheriff OF the County OF MorIison
ttoEesaid. in the village Of Little fall. i'll the
,we:.,y.,hi,i lily Vi Mnrch lss9, nj ten "'s:lock
II. III public veEduo to he hiS hest bitter for
,:a$h. to satisfy tho mortgage aud oDlisa,I h,s
aud the taxes paid aforesaid nt The dis .::rse
IN MIS- aliowt,! by lnw, including twenty iailars
attorneys lees Stipulated " bt paid in case OF
urrclpsUrc.
Dated January slst 1899.
D. B SEARLE,
r. .SE kLE.
Mortgages.
G. r. LAMB
Attorney COR Mortgages.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-02-22
Dance rO-llight.

A dance will he given at the Opera
House this evening by the Menlolssohn
orchestra and a. it is tho last social at
fair Of this character for the seas IN. anil
As all who 81 will have An excellent
time the attendance will don 3tless l,e
large. The floor managers will: lie ".
4. Bntlsr, s. Stoll anil Geo LaFond
The price Of tickets will be Sl.0o. ~,
All are invited, and pie .slnt time is
qua ranteel. =.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-02-22

John Berg, of Rich Priti4, was
brought down from !.i,kin on Monday
suffering greatly from ii wound in one If
his kners. A. cross'cut saw tell against
his leg and the teeth cut into the limb
Ut toe knee He Gu sht cold in the
worn'i. and his leg swe led and it became
very pain'n'. He is under the care of
DR.. F"rtier, WIG reports him as re.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-02-22
TIE MILE LACE AIiRoAD.

Tbs survey Of the road leading eas.
from Little Falls past Mile Lacs will he
made early in the coming spring. Mr..
President Oakes, Of the Northern Pa
cific, has u,g d Hon. J c. Flynn, zpresi.
dent Of the Little Falls, Mile Laos aud
Lake Superior Railroad, to have . SUI;
vey made as soon as possible. and Of.
sered assistance in making it. Tn.
building ofthe portion ofthe road from,
Little Falls 10 Mile Laos is quite prob
able the coming summer. 1t would 81.
for: the purpose Of giving ths country
east Of here railroad facilities. and would
for the present be simply local road.
At present the only persons intereste !;
in The line are mon who live in Morri.
son county.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-02-22

The schr me for the division Of Nor.
rison and Benton counties meets with
little if any favor in This county, outside
OF lsoya|ton. Elm Dale and Two Rivers:
the two west, side towns which. it was
proposed to detach, are solid against it,
andit is doubtful if any effort 10 made
to obtain vote on the absurd PROPOSE
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-02-22

L. F. Thornberry has been allowed
IN increase Of pension dating back to
the time Of his discharge. When dis
charged lie WAS allowed $3.a month for
shell wound in the thigh, aud his appli-
cation for an increase to SIS per monti,
Tor the whole time has been allowed ut
hast. He will receive $500 in back
pension
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-02-22
AID FOR THE RAILROAD SOUTHWEST FROM

s.. 49,. LITTLE FALLS. t.s =
AZ stated in last weeks paper the out
look for The early completion Of the
west side road is very encouraging, bu,
the localities mostly interested mus.
take active measures as soon as possible
to offer liberal inducements. The ex-
pense of urveying is considerable. and
the cost of, obtaining the right of way
through thickly settled country will
be large if the land owners insist GA oh.
tanning all they can out Of the company.
1t will take Il total Of good many
thousand dollars TO get this railroad
scheme in surh shape that capitalist
will take hold OF it, and the different
towns along the route should soon inli-
cate what they are willing to do in the
matter. Each of the several towns in
Morrison county affected can we'll AZ
ford to give a few thousand dollars.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-02-22
Archbishop ireland.

Archbishop John Ireland, of St.
Paul, the highest official in the Catholic
church Of the diocese Of MINI esota,
viii hold services at the church in Belle
Prairie On Sunday forenoon, Feb. "a,
and will preach sermon in the German
church in Little Falls on the
evening Of the same day. The sermon
will DO in the English language. The
Archbishop is admired AMI respected
BY Christians Of all denominations, and
all " no hear him will profit by his re-
marks. 49, Wa"
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-02-22

The Germainia-the German socina,'
and singing soe:iety-is planning to ,buil6
hall in this city the coming summer t,
De used by the society for their meet.
ings. and in which they can also Civ
their entertainments: A considerable:
a,no',nt OF money has already bsen sub
scribed for the purpose, md site wilt
soon be selected. Ak
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-02-22
A St. Cloud Suggestion.

st. Cloud Times: Little Falls is api-
tating the building Of IL railr,ad from
that place southwest We would SUI.
gest that its people en.leayor to n We !,
branch OF the Minneapolis 4 Pariii..
bnilt from kimball Station via this city,
to the Falls" Such line would re-.
ceive good business from the start.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-02-22

A very large load OF logs was hauled
at Hal Corners Platte river camp =
few DAYS ago. Cash Camp, teamster,
with four-ox team hauled load Of
~ logs that scaled almost 5000, feet.
George Cains and Jim Robson loaded
tho lr,oa
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-02-22

The proposition to authorize tho
board Of county commissioners to issue
bonds to bnild a now court no 3. meets
With the approval ofthe people Of Little
Falls. The county certainly needs a
new court house.