Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-06-19

mi The saloon Of l.. Mcdonald, former
~ Sprandel's, is being painted and
= papered in fine style
II you want to see a nice field OF
. potatoes just step around to the
m, garden at J. j. Gross.
w Tuesday night the temperature de-
uA clined several degrees and overcoats
were seen on the streets.
A gentleman from North Dakota
was in the city Wednesday prospect
ID. ing for place to locate.
. Mr.. Chas. Stewart opened a new !
undertaking establishment on First
49, street north, last Monday.
An auction sale OF the restaurant
effects of j. Rebideau took place on
= Kidder street, Wednesday.
~, The Smith & La Rose circus yester-
day gave two very poor perform
ances. It is slim concern.
". -
~, Mr. Terrain, OF Chippewa Falls,
'A' Wis.,, was In the city Wednesday,
looking for business location.
oly Last Monday VIM. O'Shea deliver
ed twelve tons of ice in the city,
"a nearly twice the usual quantity.
The new building OF Kerich & Moe
ere glein is ready for occupancy. 1t Is
one of the best buildings In the city. Ii
in Ex- Sheriff H. Rasicot was in the
city yesterday and states that the ,
~ crops in Belle Prairie promise good !
result.
Mr.. John Dahm, of Fargo, N. D.,
~ has purchased the original McOon-
aid saloon, and took possession last
on Monday.
The first Minnesota Strawberries
I've arrived here on Wednesday. These |
berries are the finest ever seen in this
he market.
At the Brainerd Gun Club shoot, t
ill Wednesday and Thursday, e. N.
Lafond, of this city, took theseventh I
average. +
1t is Quite probable that Fred. 9
Hoffman and family will visit his old !
l., home in Hesse Darmstadt, Germany, =
w. this summer.
Mr.. L. M. Holden, who has charge
~ of the tie train on the L. F. & D., re-
n, turned from trip to Minneapolis !
ID. Wednesday.
IT. The Northern Pacific employees hold T
NJ their annual picnic at Detroit next e
week, Saturday. Little Falls will be
%, represented. G
lis The building now occupied by J. J.
Estey, as q jewelry shop, will soon
be moved to the rear OF his new t
e, block, on Oak street.
Capt. Libby, OF St. Cloud, passed
through this city Tuesday, enroute 8
- to Glenwood to superin tend repairs S
~ on the Oak Park dam.
Some OF our ladies are emula ting =
- the example of our young men and G.
III are learning to ride the bicycle. 1t is C.
a very pleasant exercise.
~ A driving park association has y
been formed at Motley. Land will e
be purchased, a track laid out and
lg suitable buildings erected. fl
- Robinson & Meade's log drive will 81
be in the Mississippi tomorrow, ex-
E. cepting about 100000 feet, which Y
st are hung up at Rice Lake. 81
Reports from the several towns in
Of Morrison county state that crops are =,
j. generally look well, wheat being ten +,
or twelve inches in height. i el
a Mr.. Geo. TilestOn, the St. Cloud
7s miller gave some interesting testi- @
mony before the wheat investigation p
~ committee, a few days since. e1
n Mr.. l. E. Staples has just returned Fl
from Minneapolis with q dozen good,
r. hardy work horses, bought in a re- h
,, lcent sale of street car horses. ci
The work OF putting the band-saw n
n into the old mill and clearing off the T
~, timber for the new mill site and lum-
hor vard Ia nrourossinU Ano1v