Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-05-24
DR.. Breyfoglc in the City. !

DIR. WIN. L. Breyfogle, OF louisville,
KY, president OF the Little Falls Water
Power Co., arrived III Little Falls on
Monday, and has since then been bus1-
ly engaged in perfeoting plans that will
add greatly to the prosperity of the
city. 1t would be ill-adyised to pub
5lish particulars at this time, but those
who are best informed have no doubt
that newJanl important industries will
soon be established here.
The DR.. is accompanied by his wife,
and today they are taking trip in com
pany with Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. NJ. Williams
through the farming country in the
southwestern part of the county. Mr..
and Mrs. Breyfogle will leave the city
tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. R. Baker. the superintendent of |
The electric light plant, has arrived
from st. Paul with his family and they
are keeping house in the Mansfield
dwelling, in the south part of the city.
Hereafter the Northern Pacific pas
senger department will honor clergy
half fare permits, which have hereto
fore been used, only to points outside
the state, and our agent has been so
directed.
Rev. Z n. Ruddock. of Willard will
preach in the Congregational church in
Little Falls next Sunday, in exchange
with the pastor who goes to preach u
sermon to the Grand Army
Post at Willard.
The pouadmaster Is doing an artive
business, and has 4 number of cattle in
charge. The owners Of some Of tho |
COWS insist that the animals were taken
from their private yards, and were not
at large when captured.
Jimmy Costello, who went West
year ago, writes from Palouse City,
Washington territory, that while his |
Western experience has not boen
very pleasant or profitable one, he will
remain there for 81 while longer to see
if he cannot come out winner.
Farmers from different parts of the
county are greatly encouraged by the
magnificent crop outlook, and in all 10
caities the small grain is making ex-
cellent progress. Wheat stooled out in
good shape this spring, and a contin1
ance Of favorable weather will guaran-
Tee abundant crops.
II A. Rider, G. E., has charge Of the
construction Of the railroad company's
improvements at Staples, aud the grad
ing and other preparatory work IS now
III i'.uGrcS ih"r". II .nC fir @erl jU,tuS
arc carried out all Install engine house
will be '>nilt, also round honsc tanks, |
and other buildings necessary where Il |
large number Of locomotives are kept.
Lauerman Bros. nave taken the |
agency for Walter 4. " Woods harvesting
machinery ct this place, and their adj
vertisemeEt will he found in another
column. They have long been popular
machines, but this year the manu-
fuctnrers think their single apron
harvester is ahead of anything ever
before made. Call and see the machines !
at the shop Of the local agents on Maple |
street, this city.
Several members OF the knights Of |
Pythas lodge Of Royulton visited their !,
Little Falls brethren ON Tuesday even.
ing, and after the close Of the lodge !
they conferred the gorgeous and bone !,
fetal degree of the "Orant' on several |
OF he local members. Sl"i. hIOtherlv |
acts tend to cement the brotherhood, |
etc. Those W no were prevented, Iy
other engagements, rom acquiring this
rank, should lose no time obtaining it's
benefits.
Special services were held in the |
Episcopal church last Tuesday evening
at which time Bishop Gilbert WAS pres
ent and confirmed Il class OF ten. He |
preached an atle and interesting SER
mon on the Church as the Household |
Of God. The following persons com
priscd the confirmation class: Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott, Mrs. IT. S. Clyde, Misses
Lotto Tanner and Edith Shea, Asa and
Herman Porter, Will a. Dow, Jas. Cor
don and Willard Martin.
The st. Paul e. Northern Pacific Rail- |
road company are going to settle their
business along the cutoff
promptly, and have already begun
condemnation proceedings i'll the dis
trict court. Taylor, Calhoun Il Rhodes
are the company's attorneys, aud |
summons we're served OIL the
occupants the first of this week. De-
laying settlement OF right-of way mat
tiers has proved very troublesome and
improbable way Of doing business.
asJ Girl to do general housework
wanted. Inquire Of r. Baker, at the
Mansfield house in the southern part
of the city.
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For the next two weeks will give bar
gains in mems and boy's Fur and Cloth
overcoats. Must be sold, Do not let
this chance for bargain go by.
a. TASNER.
Elegant Beaded summer Wraps, for
Ladies, at 1915 to $3.50.
RICHARD Bro.
House and Lot for Sale.
We offer for sale Il new two story
dwelling house, 24x24, with 40 foot cor
.ner LIT on Third street in south part Of
this city. viii sell cheap. Title per-
feet. Inquire of F. E. MANSFIELD &c.,
or SIMON kurzMAS. =.
LOANS. LOANS.
We have money to loan on real estate
and cf,attel mortgage security, in sums
to suit, at low rates of interest.
1875 BANK OF LITTLE FALLS.
Mothers: Ifyou have not seen our
line of Chanbrays this spring, iin the
different styles and colors, don't de-
lay sny longer but come aud select
dresses and aprons for your dear little
Zones. ss* u RICHARD Bios.
TO the Citizens OF Little Falls.
The Little Falls Bakery is now. ready
to DO any and all work i'll the bakers
line. Bread, piesand cakes will be de-
llivercd to any part Of the city. Boston