Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-04-22

First street, near Berg's store.
George Stillwell left the first part
of the week for northwestern Mon
tana, where he will he employed by
the Great Northern railroad.
st. Cloud Journal Press: Mr.. H
A. Wheeler goes to Little Falls the
beginning of next week to take 9
place as sawyer in the Weyerhausel
mill.
w. H. Perkins, who for the past
two years has been log scaier at the
Little Falls saw mill, has returned
to this place, and will again scale
logs here.
The wedding Of George Hall, the
Palace bus driver and Miss Mary
Evans will take place Sunday at the
home OF The young lady's mother
Mrs. Jas. Palles.
The large room in the second story
of the A. K. Hall building on Second
street has been leased for use as q
school room, to relieve the primary
department.
The first logs Of the season went
through the sluice-way OF the dam
to-day, the company's improvements
ON it being completed. The logs are
coming down rapidly now.
Miss Helen Henenlotter closed hel
winter term of school in District No.
10, town of Two Rivers last Friday
She is spending her vacation with
her parents at Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest LaFOnd are
receiving thee ongratula tons OF their
friends on the birth Wednesday Of
lust the cutest little girl' that ever
gladdened a parents heart.
While visiting her home in Royal
ton ON Monday Miss Clara Olson, OF
the Democrat office, fell down and
sprained one Of her ankles, and will
be unable to work for a few days.
The beautiful picture "Amour and
Psyche which has been on eXhibi
in Alex Dryburgh's saloon was
SHIPPED to st. Paul today. 1t will be
replaced by another equally as fine
Peter German, the barber, this
week sold his house and lot in the
Mississippi addition to man named
Gerard, Of Brainertl who will come
here to live. The consideration was
$500.
Judge l.. L. Baxter:-Fergus Falls
is in most prosperous condition at
present. Everything seems to have
picked up and our business men have
taken heart and the town is lively in
consequence.
Louis st. Anthony, who will be
employed at F. Y. Goulet's brick
yard near Staples this summer, state
that about 100000 brick will be
made there this season. A re-press
machine will be placed in the yard
and a fine quality of brick made.
Work has again been commenced
on the hospital and plasterers are
busily engaged with the carpenters
on finishing the inside of the hand
some building. Preparations are al
SO being made for quite an extensive
garden plot.
The contract for carrying the mail
from Little Falls to LedOux for the
three years following July l, 1892, has
been granted to Andrew Easley, OF
Black Walnut, Va. He will probably
get someone to subcontract it for a
fraction OF what the work is worth.
The rear of the drive is now at
Crow Wing, the delay having been
occasiOned by the crew having been
sent up the Crow Wing river
to bring down the logs banked on
that stream. 1t will be several days
before the logs will have passed
Little Falls.
j. H. Geddis. the cigar maker, will
go into business Monday morning IL
the Workman building, corner
Fourth and Maple streets. He has
seventeen years experience in cigar
making in the best shops ofthe coun
try and will make a speciality O.
brands for family and private uses
The band boys turned out in force
Saturday evening and diseoursed {
selected program at the intersec
ton of Oak and First streets. The
wind blew briskly through their
plumes-but they played on, theil
music being enjoyed by alarge crowt
OF people on the adjacent corners.
DR.. F. Dillen-Eagan, who recently
lectured in this city, and who is now
the guest OF Bishop Zardetti at st
Cloud, has rather a caustic letter
in the St. Cloud Times, of last even
ing in reply to the criticism OF the
Rev. E. II. Steiner, the Congregation
Ill preacher of st. Cloud.
For the celebrated Superior and
FOuntnin CITY Seetlers and Drills SOC
Robert Muske, with E. KELLER &
| Co.
bB~ Heron Bros. are now closing
out their winter stock of goods at
cost, and it is a rare chance for pur.
chasers to get the best class Of goods
at prices that are very low. They
intend putting in an unusually com.
plete stock OF spring goods, and the
present stock Of winter goods must
be sold to make room for the spring
goods.
Sash and Doors at bottom prices at
J. W. BERG's.
Good oats and wheat for seed, at
TANNERS.
Try my Glib. tea for 81. 90.
A. TANNER.
D. Mahoney, (successor to Rich &
Co.. dealers in Fruits, Confectionery