Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-03-01

II None Of the ANIMAL reports Of the vii
lage officers have yet been prepared,
and last evening the council passed
Resolutions requiring them to be ready
at the regular meeting next W ed nesday
Ii evening.
The Royalton rink burned on Friday
evening of last week, just before an en-
tertainment by the school children was
to be given in it. O. X. Balck owned the
building, and his loss was about 81, 600;
no insurance.
pleasant card party was given by
- Mrs. c. A. Lindbergh on Wednesday
evening, upwards of twenty of the
- friends Of the family being present
Card playing was the pleasure of the
event ny, and refreshments were served
st. Cloud Journal Press: Mr.. O. C
Gould started yesterday for Winona,
:, where he expects to make his head
quarters while pushing the business If
the Champion Mower Company. Mrs
or Gould will remain in st. Cloud for few
weeks yet.
J. R. McCabe, superi ntendent Of the
st. Paul division of the Northern Pacific Is
le (which includes the Little Falls & Da- {
kota) made trip over the line this s
a. week with his special car, going out to {
Morris on Tuesday. The railroad boys {
all speak highly of the newsuperintend- q
le ent. .
SnPt. NJ. G. Kimberly, of the st. Paul 4
is division, succeeds Mr.. Root as tant
st General Superintendent of the Northern
Pacific and J. r. McCabe, hereto fore !
ut chief dispatcher for Mr.. Kimberly, sue c
ra ceeds him as superintendent of the St. /
Paul division. f
le The ladies Of the Congregational
Il. society will give social at the parson d
age next Tuesday evening" March 5.
=, The committee in charge of the progr am
~ Tor entertainment have made arrange
ments that will make the social a very
pleasant affair.
-, Representative Searle is nfter 5000 j.;
from the state for the Central Minnesota
fa'r Association that has headquarters
Al Mt st. Cloud. There is no reason for max
r ing this special appropriation for the St. 6
l. Cloud fair. and it should stand on the
same basis as other fairs in Northern
Minnesota.
W Chas Van Hercke, of Rich Prairi e,
j. left Yesterday for Newark serglent |
county. Dakota, where he owns q {
o quarter section Of fine farming land. c
He expects to sell the land, as the
y market price Of land in that neighbour
hood has steadily increased during the +
past few months. ,
A ROyalton Compliment. |.
- Royalton Banner: The worst enemy
OF the bridge bonds in Elmdale or cleo
ton day and one who perhaps did more
2 IAN any one Ito defeat the measure, ,
II vas one Morgan A dam(s), long legged ,
Y pedogng1e who was hired by Little Falls Q
parties to go ont there and work against J
It the bon ds.
:. George w. Head, who was for several {
n years resident Of this place, and, who
y removed to SuohomislI, WASHINGTON V
'err'tory,a year ago, is now publisher a
e OF The Sun, weekly newspaper of t
v that city. Mr. Head is in every wav {
1t worthy OF the confidence of the people r
Il OF that city, and he will publish Il good {
newspaper.
G There are now Ave prisoners in the, i
k county jail Albert Bulow. awaiting c
y the action of the grand jury on the l.
,r charge of murder; Frank Randall. a
awaiting the action of the grand jury on Il
the charge Of murder; John Sumner, b
IL the complaining witness against Frank {
20 Randall; Pete Peterson, confined on a t
, 80 days sentence for striking girl en- &
u ployed in Lakin's boarding house, and i
Pat Sullivan, the prisoner sent down |
y from Motley on a GO days sentence.
u Roy < 1ibbits (John Roy and Frank
Iibbets) have opened meat market in r
J. the building formerly occupied by P. II. {
Newman in the same line Of business, t
,e They will keep complete stock of l
r meats, poultry, butter, lard. ETC., and
= sell at the lowest cash prices. They will
IS also buy from farmers, for cash, meats, I
i poultry, produce. butter, etc. See their y
advertisement in another column Ia
ms Farmers, can get money on the in ,,
Ks stalment plan from the
Or LITTLE FALLS LAND 4 LOAN Co.
to To the Citizens of Little Falls.
The Little Falls Bakery is now ready
I'd to do any and all work in the bakers
10 line. Bread, pies and cakes will be de-
at livored to any part Of the city. Boston .
a, Baked Beans every Sunday morning. .
ii lhave a good restaurant in connec.
ton with the bakery and can accom-
idate day or week boarders with the best
fare in the city. Prices reasonable.
e. Come and try me- l.
&. G. SIMMONS, |,
"a Proprietor, II
Fur caps at Sl.25 at
Butler l. Co.'S.
We have just received a full line Of
d. the celebrated St. Joseph, Mich, all.
Ill wool Hosiery; they beat everything on
the market to wear. RICHARD BROS.
tay When in need Of Fannels Of any
description, 90 to Richard Bros. and
save money.
ss s"Go to Simmons Restaurant for a
good meal opposite A. Tanners store.