Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-08-28

Photographer A. E. Boyce Is enlarg-
ing his photo rooms by much need
ed addition, in order to facilitate the
execution of his increasing business.
Math. Zerwas will erect q new no.
tel Immediately on Second street, op-
posite the residence of H. Schleusener.
He expects to occupy 1t about Dec. [
first.
The Riverside Touring Mill has re-
cieved load OF new wheat of excel |
lent quality and full weight, also
specimens OF Dakota wheat all first
class. !
The balance OF the courthouse fur
niture arrived yesterday and will be !
put up at once by the contractors,
Bradstreet, Thurber & Co., of Mime
apolis.
The tax lists for the several towns
In Morrison County are being made |
out by Auditor Ellenbecker. This |
work will occupy the office force for
one month.
Miss Clytie Stewart entertained |
about fifteen OF her young friends,
last Monday afternoon, in celebra-
ton OF her eighth birthday. All had
q delightful time.
The Board OF examiners OF the Little
Falls Independent district viii con-
duct the examination for the teachers
OF the city schools at the school
house tomorrow.
The log jam which passed this city
Wednesday,. was manned by 125
drivers. Every thing is now below
the Little Falls dam. 1t is the last
drive Of the season.
The old Butler store was whirled
iuto its new position last Monday
and the excavation for the founda-
ton of the new and elegant brick
block Is in progress.
John P. Sand has received notice
that his grandmother, who recently
died at the uge OF SO in Luxembourg,
Germany, has left him few hun
dred dollars from her estate.
A, H. Bahr, formerly a miller in the
Little Falls Roller Mill, has accepted
a position in the mill of the Grand
Forks Milling Co., North Oak ota, and
will leave for that city, Sept Is.
The U & dance at Germania hal,
Monday evening proved quite a sue
cess, aboutforty couple being present.
Several young people came up from
Royalton and enjoyed the festivities.
Mrs. NJ. E. Butler will remove the
large barn on her premises to a
position on the lot on Fourth street,
south of j. G.. Flynn's residence, and
Immediately remodel IL into a resi-
lence.
A. j. before was quite severely in
jured. Saturday, by the breaking
down OF astaging on the Flynn block,
upon which he was at work. His
shoulders were badly bruised by fall
ing brick.
Do not miss hearing the Dairy.
maids cantata this evening at the
Opera House. Supper will be served
at the close of the entertainment.
Admission 25 cts, childred 10 cts
Supper usual price.
Two bateaux, containing six log
drivers, were swamped Thursday,
m orning, below the dam, throwing
the men into the water. They were
obliged to swim to the shore, where
they all arrived safely.
Threshing already done reveals the
TACT that wheat is yielding from "a
to 30 bushels per acre. Starvation
will not look US in the face this year,
and we can also furnish a bite for
our eastern neighbors.
The Minneapolis expert who tack
led the work in Bushey and Co 3 laun-
dry did not prove a success and was
discharged last Saturday night.
New hands have been secured and
business is now rushing.
During the exercises of laying the
corner stone OF the hospital, last Sun
day the ten-year-old son of J. Brum
fell from the second story of the hos
pital to the ground but fortunately
was not seriously injured.
A new store 3Ox6O feet for general
merchandise and drugs is being erect
ed on the West side, by E. N. Bottom, Of
Elbow Lake. on the corner OF H. st.
and First Avenue south. The exca-
waiting was begun last Monday.
Themachinery formerly used in the
Hennepin Paper Company's paper
mill, at Minneapolis, has arrived. and
will be put into their mill in this city,
as fast as possible. The work is in
charge Of J. H, Duffy, minneapolis.
j. j. Windell, state agent and
special adjuster Of the London,
Liverpool and Globe Insurance Co.
was in the city Tuesday last look
ing after the interests Of his COM
pany. He is also secretary of the
state board of underwriters.
Rich & Co., Tuesday, sold their
fruit and confectionery stock to D.
Mahoney, of st. Cloud who took po-
session at once. He thinks that Lit
tie Falls is good enough for him.
Mr.. Rich will go into the photograph
business In J. J. Estey's gallery.
For Rent.
The Moses LafOnd Hotel, for a
term OF years, and will sell the
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