Little Falls transcript., 1891-10-30

The Ladies' Guild viii meet at Mrs.
A. Tanners next Thursday after
noon at 2 p. IN. to finish quilting,
"The Quilt" A large attendance re-
quested.
Miss Amy Masten has taken a
position at the new dry goods store,
'"The Boston," Vasaly block, and
begins work with the opening on
Saturday.
Hon. G. B. Buckman is figuring on
taking a contract to cut several
million feet Of logs and bank them
on the Bradberry, branch of the
Rum river.
J. d. Maxwell has sold his Morri-
son County bank and will remove
from Little Falls. He has been con-
Quoting the bank in Little Falls for
over ten years.
Charles Walters, Jno. A. Berkey and
c. N. LaFond made an unsuccessful ,
effort to find prairie chicken yes
terday. The country east of Little ,
Falls was thoroughly traversed.
J. X. Smith made trip to Brain
erd, Staples, and other Northern ,
Pacific points this week to establish
agencies for the sale of Beale & Co.'S. (
Little Elk -four and other mill pro-
ducts. |,
The cOroner's jury that is investi-
eating the case of Shields will not
meet again until the 9th OF NoYem-
ber, and at that time Is is expected
that new and important evidence
will be obtained.
Last week the official paper Of St.
Cloud published 13 notices to build I
sidewalk ordered by the city council. {
ThecOnservative mossback is evident =
ly not feared by the members of that
city government.
Wednesday evening the Electric &
Water Co.'s incandescent dynamo ,
had on the heaviest ''load" ever car |.
ried. About S75 lights were burning.
Both Of the Pine Tree Co.'s mills are .
now using electric lights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Taylor and ,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Richardson and
family will leave about Nov. 18th for
Southern California, and will remain
in the vicinity of Los Angeles during
the coming year if the location suits .
them.
Owing to the absence of Rev. De-
Bolt from the city on Sunday next,
the M. E. pulpit will be filled in the {
morning by Rev. S. w. Warner. In {
the evening the Epworth League will
give an entertainment at the church {
to which all are invited.
Henry Rasicot, Of Belle Prairie
was in the the city Wednesday,, and (
emphatically protested against the
treatment he was receiving from the
Northern Pacific Elevator company. 1
He claims they are after him, and
will not pay him what his wheat ,
is worth. It
Oscar W. Anderson, of Gladstone,
Minn., was here this week visiting
with Mr.. Landau. Mr.. Anderson
seemed very pleased with the city,
and bought several lots in Searle's
addition. He intends to move up [
here and will erect a two-story brick
house ON his lots at once. IL
F. J. Casserly, of St. Paul, factory
inspector under state labor bureau,
was in the city several days the past
week, attending to his official duties.
His business calls hin to all the cities
of the state, and nowhere did he find
such progress and growth as at Little
Falls. He has visited this place be-
fore. and is therefore able to Judge OF
the development of our city.
The outlook is now quite encourage
ing that in a short time the news Is
paper field in Little Falls will be well
filled, but the opening for a first class ,
job printing Office still invites some
artistic printer. That branch of the ,
business is very profitable, and with ,
only four job Offices in the city. the {
chances for another is very good.
The city council should consider
the weather signal service flag ques-