Little Falls transcript., 1892-04-15

~ W >AooC 10 PACEnluS " move
his store building to a site on north
Third street.
"A. Tanner is putting some new
shelving into the grocery department
OF his store.
The annual cleaning up" notice of
the board OF health appears in this
issue. Obey it.
Blacksmith Schmidt is building a
pleasant home for his own occupancy
in Morrill's addition.
A marriage license has been issued
to Joseph Defour and Nina Moran,
both of this county.
II. Swedberg will use his two story
store building ON the West Side for a
boarding house, which he will run.
There will be services in the French
Catholic church Friday evening at I
O'Clock and on Saturday morning at
8 o'clock.
A marriage license was issued by
Clerk Of Court Staples to Peter ThOm-
as and Susanna Holm, both of Buck
man town.
1t is stated that the Northern Mill
Co. OF Minneapolis has decided to
build a large saw mill at Brainerd
this season.
Rev. Mr.. blOdSett. of Sauk Center,
is expected to preach in the Congre-
gational church ON Sunday next, as
pulpit supply.
A. Minneapolis confectioneri is build
ing candy and cigar store ON the
West Side. 1t is located just south
OF Berk' g hotel.
}. A. Lucia has closed his Home
Bakery lin the Richardson block and
is again living at his house in the
south part of the city.
Sheriff Houde left Tuesday for
Rochester, having in charge Ross
Workman, who is to be committed
to the asylum for inebriates.
The contract for the new Episcopal
church ut st. Cloud was let ycster-
day, the carpenter work for $3,14O
and the stone work for $S29.95.
Drivers are at work bringing the
logs out OF Daggett brook and Noka-
sippi. Over 2,OOO. 900 feet are to come
out this spring.
The Rev. W. A. Shannon, presiding
elder OF the Duluth district, preached
Sunday evening, at the NJ. T..
church in this city.
The Rev. Z. J. Sage, OF Staples. oc-
cupiel the Congregational pulpit in
this city Sunday and his sermons
are highly spoken of by the congre-
cation.
The express and telegraph offices
will be moved into j. J. kennedy's IS
store, and remain there until the new
quarters In the Close building are
completed
Alex Dryburgh is a full-pledged
"chemical'. He really put - to join
the noble organization; being worked
little more successfully than the
average candidate.
We understand that Mrs. James
Stuart will soon open store in the
rooms to be vacated by the First
National bank, and keep a line OF
ladies' furnishing goods.
\ patent has been granted to
Stephen G. Vasaly on type writer
invented by him. He is Il very rapid
operator, and has now made u valu-
able improvement to the machine.
Geo. UrQuhart, OF st. Cloud, the
land and loan agent, drove up from
the Fourth City" Saturday and in
company with Geo. LaFond and
County Surveyor Clyde went out
Sunday to Rice Lake
Contractor Pelton Of Minneapolis
came up Monday to figurein in connect
ion with G. II. Cook on the Close block
which will be erected ON First street
between Elm and Oak streets. Mr.
Pelton is carpenter and will make
an estimate on the woodwork.
At the Republican caucus in the
third ward Saturday evening to elect
three delegates to the Republican
county convention the following del
egates were elected: Aug. Swanson
Ed. Mahan and VIM. Garfield.
Two young men from Holding's s
Ford, Stearns county, Saturday pur
chased fine farm of 24O acres of
land near Royalton. They are broth
ers and will at once take possession
and make necessary improvements.
Alex Gilmer, who hauled ,ogs on the
FlOodwOOd the past winter, now has
his teams at work ON one of the rail-
roads that is being built to the Mesa
ba iron mines, and the scarcity of
teams there makes the wrok very
profitable.
II. A. Rider begins work Monday
morning sub-dividing the land in the
pine grove west of the Antlcrs for
Messrs. Rothwell & Marriott. 1t will
soon be placed on the market.
Ladies' fine laced shoes in all STYLES
at KENNEDY's
Winter Goods at Cost.
For the next month we will sell all
winter goods at cost. Weare selling
the best goods at the lowest prices.
Call and get bargains.
HEBRON Bros.
Heron Bros. are selling clothing,
. mats. caps, boots, shoes and gents
furnishing goods for the next 80 days
regardless of cost. Come and get a
bargain.
Parties In Want Of Money
would do well to call at the German
American National Bank, where they
will'be literally dealt with.
WANTED.
~Dry hard wood In exchange for