Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-22

The names Of two Of the officials wer,
transposed in oor report Of the tow,
detection In Culdsum last week. I
should have shown that Geo. Cert,
was elected Justice Of the peace and Jas
i Cofeld constable.
/ John Blair Is now making maple ID
gar at his sugar bush In Pike Creek
town four miles wet Of Little Falls, and
has tapped 800 trees. Tho pleasure d
visiting the scene is INDUCED il b
many Little Falls people every spring
Rev.T. II. N. y. Appleby will hold
services in the Episcopal church
in this city on next Sunday, March
"a, at 1880 in the morning and 7:So in
the evening. Holy communion will be
celebrated alter the regular morning
service. @s@a
VS.. Martin, formerly N. P. station
agent in this city, and for the last three
years freight agent at Brainerd has been
promoted to the position Of freight
agent of the company at Minneapolis.
His friends here will be glad to hear of
his advancement. s@ 5*.,a
Sheriff Rasicot and A. D. Harrison
are in Minneapolis today to witness the
execution Of the Barrett boys. Mr.
Harrison will construct the scaffold for
use in Little Falls next summer, and
Sheriff Rasicot will hang Bulow; 80 both
are on business trip. ~ s.:
John Blair, of Culdrum, who has(been
saving lumber with bis portable mill ia
the eastern part of Ripley town during
the past winter, will soon move the mill
to F. x. Ledoux's in Swan River, and
saw ZOO 900 feet of logs that have been
hauled there by farmers.
Gray 4 Libby are sending up supple,
for their Platte river drive. They will
drive 100000 feet of the logs cut at
their camp. besides some logs for 9TH
ers, Bill Taylor, one of the most ex-
perienced lumbermen in this vicinity.
will have charge Of the drive.
Frank Long, foreman on J. H.
Rhodes large farm, says that seeding
will begin in a day or two, and that til 9
acreage this year viii be about AZ fol-
lows: Wheat, 200 acres; oats. 2n0; corn,
1850; fax, 100. There will also be q
tim othy seeded pasture of 100 acres on
the farm.
Bids are being received by the St.
Paul L Northern Pacific company for
ties for the cut-offline. The ties will ba
oakland Of large size. The limo will be
constructed in the most substantial man
mel, as it will be used as q part of the
main line between the cities and the
coast. ~ 4
Mrs. J. A. Rowell, wife Of the pastor
OF the First Congregational church at
Brainerd, died at her home in that city
on last Thursday, Of puerperal fever.
She leaves five children. the youngest
ten d sold. The remains were taken
to her former home in Jamestown, N.
H., for interment.
August stroman, prominent citizen
of north Elm Dale, was in Little Falls
Monday. He has purchased the ma
chinery for u small saw mill, and will
cut a considerable amount of hardwood
timber during the summer. In that
section Of country is some of the best
timber land in the county,
Following are the officers elect e d in
Buchanan town: Supervisors, A. 3.
Skinner, chairman; Gotlieb Kuschel,
John sitzman; town clerk, Julius G.
Payne; treasurer, Michael Wischnew-
ski; assessor, NJ. Poster; Justices of the
Peace. w. Hubbs. Charles Benson;
Constables. E. A. Morrill,, P. l.. Poster.
The ladies of the Congregational soci-
ETY. will give a social at the residence of
Mrs. f. 6. Hill OH Thursday evening
next, March %. The committee in
charge Of entertainment will prepare
the usual good things and the customa-
ry pleasant time may be expected.
The people Of northern Elm Dale
and southern Culdrum are anxious for
the establishment of post Office = in
their vicinity, and petition will soon
be signed and forwarded to the depart,
ment. August stroman is one of the
movers in the matter, and will doubt
less be appointed postmaster rs hel IS
well qualified and conveniently located.
The Northern Pacific will soon make
a much needed improvement in its
train service between Brainerd and, Do;
luth, and there will be- two passenger
trains daily each way on that line. The
trains will leave Brainerd for Duluth at
2 a. IN. and l y. IN, and arrive at Brain
erd from Duluth at 1:l5 a. M, and /
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