Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-08-26

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LITTLE FALLS TRANSCRIPT,
FRIDAY. AUG. 26, 1892.
A child Of JOS. Anti died last
night. ~: 4% .-,
DR.. 0. C. Trace was at Staples last
evening.
Mike Kobe OF Brainerd, is in Little
Falls today.
A little son of j. 3. Richard is
quite i'll.
John Fishbach of this city has
been granted pension.
Tailor Bracke received fine large
mirror for his shop today.
There will be grand harvest ball
one evening of the fair.
j. H. Seal, who has been quite sick
is considerably improved today.
Deputy Sheriff Shimmerhom OF
Randall, is in Little Falls today.
A MI. NOOnan, q blacksmith of
Saltwater, is in the city looking for
a location to open Il shop.
Miss Frampton has taken a
position with the Water Power
company as typewriter.
Jos. Willard, a barber who former
now Of Minneapolis is in the city.
Judge Searle has placed the bonds
of Jno. Davis, the alleged rapist, at
$500. ..:.
The work Of stacking the grain is
In full blast i'll Buchanan and Rich
Prairie towns.
Miss May Plante, clerk ut the Fair,
is enjoying her midsummer vacation
OF two weeks.
Mrs. j. H. Rhodes is, we are glad
to be able to state, much improved
in health today.
Mrs. c. A. Stobie is confined to her
room at the Antlers by q gathering
in her ear. The pain is most intense.
About the last of the blue-berly
crop is now being brought in. The
crop has been lighter than usual.
A cow was run into south of the
depot by the 1865 passenger train
this morning.
Misses LOttie and Addie Tanner
and Grace Teddy are enjoying an
outing at Green Prairie today.
Anton Machytka, the new baker,
has sign out on the Vasaly build
ing, which he will occupy.
Alex. VanPraag has opened his
cigar store in the post office building
on Oak street. 1t is a very tasty re-
sort
Physicians report that there is a
great deal OF sickness among young
children in thecity atpresent There
have been very few deaths, however
Mr.. Mcdonald has placed his herd
OF brOnchOs in a pasture near Little !
Falls and took the noon train for his
ranch at Arlington, Oregon.
Jno. A. Benolkin & Co., are re-
moving their saloon into the build
ing re Gently occupied by the Graves
4 Williams drug store.
Superintendent Baker has begun
the work Of wiring with electric lights
the new Flynn block ON First street
north. 1t will be wire from garnet |
to cellar.
w. +. Dow, a nephew Of W. l.. !
Dow, and who formly worked in !
Little Falls about the time the daml
was built, has been forced to take to |
his bed by that fell destroyer, con-
sumption.
Somebody broke into the city
pound early Sunday morning and
liberated three COWS which had been
taken up on the West Side. Pound
master Sand will replevin them to-
day.
Painter Steen has begun the work
of putting ON the central buildings
new coat of paint. This, with the
carpenters working about the build
ing make a scene Of busy activity.
II. Landau today sold three lots
in Scarlc's addition on the West Side,
to the Rev. Paul Johnson, Baptist
minister, Of Cokato. 1t is reported
that this denomination will build
church ON the property.
The interior work on st. Gabriel's
hospital is nearly completed, one
ward capable OF accommodating
twelve patients being ready and one
gallery being completed. The other
gallery will be finished next week.
The Enterprise Manufacturing
works are doing a rushing business
al present. They are making the
shelving for the NORM block, the
shop work. forth Rider building and
are making Il number Of tables, etc.,
for the new Flynn block.
Il. f. Ellsworth vice-president of
the Riverside Milling company
through his attorney A P Blanchard,
has begun suit against Jas. H. Hurin
of Chicago, to recover q sum of