Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-04-10

The doctors are rather busy thes
days.
Ludger Abel has closed his casl
grocery store.
Several new houses loom up on tn
west side this week.
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Seeding was begun in some part
OF the county this week.
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Adjourned meeting OF the cit,
council next Monday evening.
1t Is President Fortier again. W.
believe you are still "in it," Doc.
The governors reception was helt
at his residence In st. Paul last even
ang.
Alderman Rider has been confine,
to his house most Of the week by sick
ness.
A new harness shop Is to he bull
on Oak street west III P. H. Gross
store.
We understand that Ludger Abe
will 90 to West Superior and open ,
saloon.
E. ROthwell has sold q one-fourti
interest in Rothwell's addition io
10000.
The Boston Opera company tailed
to show up last evening as An
nounced.
DR.. Mven will be In town mex
Thursday morning He has no
secured an Office yet.
The Brainered fire department hal
reelected Dan Mcintosh as chief To-
for the ensuing year.
The Ladies' Guild will meet will
Mrs. Fred Stuart next Thursday. A
full attendance required,
n. II. Williams new addition to hi.
house Is progressing nicely, under tn,
management OF Ed. Mahan.
The ground was covered with
saow yesterday morning but thu
warm weather soon melted 1t.
Work on the West Side meat mark
ct Ia progressing nicely, the rock 70,
the foundation being got in place.
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The Ice Is still in the river, hut il
very weak. 1t Is probable that II
Will go down stream in few days
Richard Bros. make their spring
announcement to customers, in this
issue. Read what they have to say
II. A. aud l.. 3. McCrary have re-
moved to Montevideo, where they
Will carry ON an insurance business
Mr.. Andrew Dougherty. living on
north 4th street, lost all infant child
On Wednesday last, by some brain
ailment.
Mayor Richardson Is wrestling
with his annual message, and finds
an unusual number of subjecty worthy
Of public mention.
Hon. J. Sin,mona has 30 far recov.
cred his health as to be able to attend
to some business affairs this week
he Is still quite weak.
Prof. BoscO's three entertainments
here last week were financial failures
Some Of the features of his entertain.
nent were very good, too.
j. c. Flynn cut and banked 1900.
coo feet III logs inside the boom limits
On the Mississippi this year, and has
about 1000, 900 feet on the St. Louis
river.
The Little Falls & Dakota train
from Brainerd now runs no AZ to
connect at Little Fall with the soutl,
bound train leaving at S:43 In the
morning.
Some tsiis ago Representative
Price introduced a bill providing that
Todd county should be a separate
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, but 1t is quite
certain that it will not pass.
Senator McHale's bill prohibiting
the wearing Of tights by females or
the stage passed the senate yester
day, and the gentleman from thu
A6th district was one OF the gooc
men who voted for it. Oh, George!
We Have It!
The Fair" has the fullest, finest
aud most complete line Of dry goods
shoes, hats anG caps ever shown II
Little Falls. Fee our new announce
nent In this issue.
WoODwoRrn & HARDING.
In Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, lea,
do you good. My stock Is full ant
prices always low. Come and b'
convinced. A. TANNER.
~Farmers, highest cash pric'
paid for hides and iurs, at Barne,
Burton's, the square dealer. Oal
street.
s"tz .
10 dozen handkerchiefs and muffier
for Christmas presents. a. fin
assortment at TANNERS
Meats delivered to any part O
the city at the Home Meat Market.
An elegant line OF Towels, Napkin
and Tides. Towels from 10 cts. t,
$500 per pair, at TANNERS