Little Falls transcript., 1892-07-29

ucuCe OH lD1ru street.
Lewis RAIDERS mother and sister
are visiting him.
The Congregational Sunday school
is picnicing to-day at Pedley Grove.
G. Farrand reports that the har-
vest has begun on Belle Prairie.
The Independent Band will give an
open air concert tomorrow (Friday)
evening.
Yardmaster H. E. Meyers will soon
remove his family to house on First
street.
Jos. Heenie, miller at the Riverside
mill has been retained by the new
firm Of Forester Bros.
Louis Hendrickson a shoeman of
Minneapolis is looking over Little
Fails with a view OF locating.
The Northern Lights" company
are booked for the opera house in
this city.
The last OF the wing jams in the
Mississippi have now been broken
and the logs have gone over the dam.
A Polish woman whose name we
are unable to learn-by heart-is
very low at her home at Swan River
OF puerperal fever.
Mat. Blake has a new clerk this |
morning. The clerk now weighs 10 |
pounds but will be a young lady
sometime.
Il. w. kempton may take an inter-
est in the Gravel mill at Gravelville
and is looking over the property to-
day with view Of purchasing.
The Rev. S. w. Warner wishes to
state he will be absent next Sunday
at Lamberton and Walnut Grove,
Redwood county
A wealthy Benton county farmer |
named JOS. Darmier lost his house |
by fire Monday night. 1t was in
sured for $4,000.
Charley Mooers' livery stable at
Brainerd was destroyed by fire YES
terday noon. The stock was all got
ten out. Loss on building 81, 200, fully
insured.
The sorting gaps and cooking
shanties of the Pine Tree company's
will be moved tomorrow to q point
about q halt mile north of the fair
grounds on the East Side.
Il. >. FOsmire, the young gentle
man, who operated the writing
school here recently and then took
unto himself wings, is now in the
same line at Owatonna.
Miss Dora Wells, principal of the
st. Cloud high school, has been Offer
eI the position Of principal of the
Pueblo, fol., high school at a salary
OF Sl 800 per year. She has asked to
he released from herpresen contract.
John Geddcs showed the Trans
cript representative over his new
cigar factory in the Morotte building
to-day. 1t is Il most complete fac
tory and the cigars that John makes
are "ousgezeichnet.'
Paul Gaethke has removed his in
surance office in Tanner block, where
ne was located while acting as col
lectOr for the Electric & Water Co.,
torooms in the Butler block; which
ne will occupy with DOnat Trettle.
During his stay in the city Geo
Urquhart bought for Miller & Urqu-
hart of st. Cloud, 1000 acres of land
n Morrison county from the estate
of the late Eugene NJ. Wilson. He
had sold over 500 acres of this before
his departure
A 20-months-old child of Chas. Law
man, living on the West Side, fell Off
the porch to the ground, a distance
OF couple OF feet, and fractured the
forearm. DR.. DumOnt set the injured
member and says that the little one
is doing nicely to-day.
The wedding of Miss Mary Reinstet-
tier and Mr.. Peter F. Meauer of Brain
erd, is announced to take place in
that city August 6. Miss r. is niece
of John Denis of this city and Mr..
Meauer was formerly manager of
Abeles Bros store here.
j. l.. Berg, the Ft. Ripley merchant,
was in the city Tuesday and report
n1 hnSinnSo fni,1v- vi Of hot wi |
The blueberry crop, which usually
furnishes a few thousand dollars bus
mess to the traders of that place, is
unusually light this season, and
shipments arc much smaller than
heretofore
Local Democrats are giving just a
little attention to county politics,
and it iseXpected that the hole mat
ter will be properly arranged before
the nominating convention is called
1t is handy to haye that kind of a
majority in the county to en,losre
any agreements made among aspi-
rants.
A. WOchink. the brick contractor,
is doing his share of the work this
season. Among other jobs just COM
pleted are Kfeber Bros twO-stOry
bakery building on 2nd street, and
the new postotfice block ON the Ger
man American Banks property, and
he has now begun work with his crew
on the new Flynn block on First st.
II. L. Gordon, known throughout
Minnesota as "Thundering Goulon,"
and who was here but Il few weeks
ago looking after some land interests.
was married again (having just Sc
cured a divorce from his wife at San
Jose, Cal.) at Chicago, July 16. The
bride is girl of but 10 years, daugl-
ter OF a professional nurse at San
Jose, Cal, while Gordon is a man
whose hair is besprinkled with gray
st. Louis is about the first County