Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-12

Erick Anderson intends moving
his steam saw mill from the cut-of
to Ledoux, and will run it near thu
Ledoux post office and cut a few
hundred thousand feet OF logs hauled
there by the farmers. - ,.z ~
Mrs. Edna f. Olson of Elm Dale
was this week examined before the
Judge OF probate, and pronounced
insane, and taken to the state
asylum. She is 81 years Of age, and
and has two small children.
The Criterion Comedy company,
represented by NJ. w. Farley, will I'LL
a weeks engagement at our city
commencing Monday Feb, 18th. Mr..
Farley highly recommends his CON-
pany and guarantees good week OF
amusement.
st. Cloud Journal Pres: Bishop
Zardetti goes this week ia st. Louis
to remain few day and soon after
his return from there after short
stay and in April will go to Europe
to visit his ancestral home in Swift
zerland, Rome and other cities.
Felix Cardinal will this spring
erect a brick building on his land
just east OF his saloon building on
Oak street. The front part Of the
building will be used as cigar store,
and the rear will be divided into
rooms for use in connection with his
saloon.
jill. Rhodes contemplates joining
Tanner and Rider in the proposed
new block on the east side of First
street between the HOude and Rhodes
blocks: Mr.. Rhodes owns about thir-
ty-five feet south Of his present block,
and will build on 26 feet of it, joining
the Tanner-Rider block.
The Pine Tree Lumber company
has just put logging camp on Fish
Trap lake to get out their boom
sticks for use in the new booms.
They will cut 900 pieces from 40 to GO
feetin length, and bring them to Little
Falls by railroad H. A. Conner will
have charge OF the camp.
We notice among the cast of the
Criterion Comedy Company thename
OF Miss May Seymour the talented
emotinal actress. Miss Seymore has
been supported by the famous Joe
Jefferson, Chorlette Thompson and
ON inquairy from other famous act
ors and managers. Opera House
Feb. 18th and week. Prices 10, 20
and 80 cents.
H. B. Tuttle & Son are Offering for
sale their stock of goods. store and
residence property. Mr.. T. is well
with the business Of the
firm, and confident of the bright future
of this city but believes that change
of climate would be beneficial for
members of the family; If he sells out
he will go to Southern California.
Wednesday evening the city coun-
Gil appointed judges Of election as
follows:
First Ward-Paul &. Gaethke,
Fred Stangl and G. w. Brown.
Second Warehouses Lafond,
Charles Meclau and Tom Martin.
Third Ward-J. C. Burial, John
Morrison and Arthur Pike.
The Ladies of the Church of Our
Savior gave a social at Metropolitan
dining rooms ON Tuesday evening
which was well attended. Supper
was served from 6 till 10 p. NJ. and
those who attended enjoyed them
selves in dancing or card playing. A
sum of money was realized
by the society.
P. H. Gross returned a few days
ago from trip to Park Rapids,
Hubbard Co. That town is at the
present end Of the track of the road
built north from Wadena last fall,
and is consequently flourishing. The
track will probably be extended
northwest in the spring.
The city council proposes to in
crease the fire departments efficiency
by placing hose cart on the West
Side, and the chemical engine house
will he moved to that part of the
city for a hose house. The new bell
has been accepted, and the old one
will be moved to some location in
the Second ward.
Two gentlemen from Minneapolis
were in Little Falls the first of the
week looking over the city with a
view to starting furniture store,
and decided that there was an excel
lent opening here for such line.
They received several propositions
for buildings and sites, and will prob
ably accept one.
~You can get any thing to eat
from Sets up at the California Lunch
Room. ~ ~
Car Load of Horses.
For Sale. Inquire of j. H. Rhodes
in Little Falls or at the Rhodes farm
in Ro11ovr1o