Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-04-29

Republican caucuses this even-
ing: First ward caucus at the c
: City Hall. Second ward caucus at i
Chas. Stewards undertaking rooms, (
corner of First and Chestnut streets. c
H. G. COckburn has bought lot in
block so, just east Of W. A. Buffers
: residence, and will erect house for
the occupancy of himself and family,
which will soon arrive from Still '
> water.
| Capt. Peter Berkey expressed him.
: self as we'll pleased with the growth r
exhibited in Little Falls this season, 7
r and he joins in the general confidence s.
that this city has a prosperous
, future. =,
Messrs. Rothwell & Marriott are e
rapidly disposihg OF the lots in Ii
Clarke's East Side addition. They a
are going very cheap and. the terms
of sale are very easy. There are but
few more left. II
Some maliciously inclined individu- r
al Sunday planted a dose OF II
poison where Geo. LaFOnd's fine
hunting dog got it and the thorough
bred animal is no more. George u
feels his loss keenly.
Hereafter Sheriff Houde or Deputy
Sheriff Tanner may be found at the =,
| 10 VT In
or at the jail from 8 a. nj. to - m. =,
and from 1870 to p. M. -
L. Robinson, Of the Davenport 81
Steam Heating company, visited the
hospital Wednesday and furnished IL
an estimate OF the cost of putting in OF
a steam heating apparatus in the al
building. v,
Ole EngbertsOn, who has been for u
the past eight weeks an inmate OF
st. Raphael's hospital, where he was p
taken with an attack of la grippe N
which was followed ny lung trouble F
was discharged Monday. tt
Chief Roy has purchased and tt
brought to Little Falls a standard =
bred stallion, Probasco, which will
stand in Little Falls this season. He III
is young and handsome horse, and al
unusually large for It's age. at
The rear OF the Mississippi drive is al
now at Olmstead's bar, just below W
old Ft Ripley and is expected to Sc
reach here by Sunday. A large crew
of men are being worked and every G.,
thing is looking more encouraging. Ii.
The proposition to build two new al
school houses in Little Falls this OF
year meets with universal approval, ST
80 far a swe are able to learn. This vi
81 not surprising, ms there could be no
good grounds for opposing the i'm &
provements. T.
The estate OF Stnnislaus StOll, de- b
ceased has been administered by En- al
ecutor Frank Ellenbecker, and he "
was discharged by Judge Richardson 1t
and the estate turned over to Mrs. NJ
Stoll.
c. N. Nelson, of Staples Bros. Il u
Nelson, the real estate firm, is very pl
happy today over an elegant gold "
watch and chain which he received IS
from the other members of the firm pl
it being the forty-seventh anniversary &C
of his birthday. q
John Benolken Of Minneapolis who
was reported in Fridays paper p'
as being in the city looking for an III
opening for a saloon, has purchased IL
Peters place on Oak street, between III
First and Kidder, and will take W
possession in a few days. y"
Mr.. A. Tanner was elected treas
urer of the Church OF Our Savior and
Mr.. G. w. Massey, secretary, at the III
parish meeting. The vestry showed II
their appreciation Of the rector, the
Rev Mr. Joss, by raising his salary III
to handsome figure. It
+. H. lngraham, representing the e,
Millers and Manufacturers Insurance st
Co., OF Minneapolis, was i'll the city a.
Tuesday. Hestates that the excellent
water system of Little Falls enables
the quoting of very favorable rates :"
to the mills and factories. :"
Isadore Mobriand, the young man O.
who is so i'll of a cancerOus tumOr, F
was removed Monday by Mayor s
Richardson and Police Roy to the
!. hospital He bore the removal ci
very firmly, An operation it is fear "
ed will have to be performed shortly.
The Home Building Co. will at s,
once build u large number OF houses "
i near the West Side Pine Tree Mill, e,
at H street and Fourth avenue h
north. Ten houses will be located b
there at once, and the number will II
be increased to at least thirty this b
season. q
&. B. LawtOn, a member Of the II
firm of Lawton, Bros, st. Paul, was d
in town yesterday looking over I
the city with view of investing.
lie was very enthusiastic over the y
number of buildings in progress of Il
construction and may decide to open [
) an office In this city. r.
The Pine Tree Lumber Co. Friday
arranged for the laying of 1900 feet u
inch water pipe near their East Il
, Side saw mill, and five hydrants y
will be connected with the pipe. The IL
work will be done by the Electric &
Water company, and the water
, supplied from the mains. t.
. meeting Of the directors of the
Morrison County Agricultural Soci- v
ETY. was held at the office of Rothwell
& Marriott Saturday afternoon. q
The object of the meeting and the II
only business transacted was the
leasing of the race track to Messrs. =
l Close and Pullman for training pur- y