Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19

REPUBLICAN LEAGUE MEETING.
Plans Adopted for Organising Clubs in
All Parts Of the County.

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Plans Adopted for Organizing Clubs in
All Parts Of the County.
The meeting Of the Republican
EEeague ck1b at theScity hall ON
! Wednesday evening was called to
order by the president, Hon. N.
Richardson, who stated the object of
the meeting, and then introduced
Hon. John Goodnow, q Minneapolis,
president of the State Republican
League. President Goodnow gave
an outline of the work OF organizing
clubs in the state, and the object OF
the same. He stated that it was de-
sired to have local organizations in
tevery precinct, and that when the
fall campaign opened the State CON-
mittee would have q complete Or
ganization u the party ready to
carry on the fight. The scheme of
organizationis tn have a localleague
in each precinct and tile president Of
the several clubs in Il county is the
county member of the state club
committee. The work was in fine
condition in nearly every county,
and there was hearty interest in
the move in most sections of the
state: *1''.'>' l.
After some discussion the club
voted to havet the chairman appoint
a committed to secure: signatures OF
Little Falls Republicans to :; the
membership4s4li and "a committee
mai from each Ward was appointed
as follows: First ward, H. A. Rider;
SECOND ward, HIN: Turtle; Third
ward, VIM. Canfle1d:ss s:iss.s, .., -. =.
A, number 'sz,f. Republicans from
Roxalton, Swan River and Pike
Creek were present, and it was voted
to appoint a committee ofseven from
different parts of the county to
organize the township clubs. The
following committee was. appointed:
l. w. Bouck, Royalton;*. J. j. Jacob
son, Elm Dale; VIM. Garfield, Little
Falls; A. P. McRae. swanville; c. B.
Buchanan, Buckman;. +. D. Hall,
Green Prairie; c.. H. Hodge, Motley.
Mr.. Rouck was elected as Morrison
county's member OF the state COM
mittee till such, time as the local
leagues organize and* select a men,
Der in due form.
From the interest displayed by the
active party workers. in the county
it is evident the work of club Or
ganizing will be pushed. The Re
publican party ID this year stronger
than ever before in Morrison county,
and it's efficiency can be greatly in
creased by thorough: organization.
The committee in charge of the work
is an able and energetic one. and
good results may be expected:
The Criterion Comedy Company
under the efficient management OF
Mr.. H. A. Norton, have been filling
a weeks engagement here and play
ing to good business each night.
The opening bill ON Monday night
was "a Life for Life" and the play
was we'll rendered, ,. on Tuesday even
ing "Under the Gas Light" was pro-
duced. Although the latter piece has
been played here on several occasions
it was never so we'll produced by
any company FRS this: Among the
strong cast of Is artists of the COM
pany Miss May Seymour: is justly
termed a splendid emotional actress,
and is worthy OF the highest praise
for the splendid rendition Of the most
difficult parts. Miss Mable Davidson
makes a bright spot in each perform
-ance' And lis; a very pretty and
winsome young lady. MIR. Clinton
A. Robbins as,sJerry the Tramp" in
the "Noble Outcast'' was one of the
finest and most finished portrayals
OF the character work ever seen In
this city and his work in the other
pieces is marked by the good judg-
ment OF not 6veracting. Mr.. Gus
Raymond is a very funny comedian
and is all that the word implies, his
performance OF Dyke in "Under the
Gas Light" was much enjoyed as
was his singing and dancing with
Miss Davidson in "a Noble Outcast.
Mr.. Frank Rutledge is very clever
leading man, which is accompanied
by a stage presence and good looks.
The scenic effects of each piece are
very good. The railroad scene with
the train of cars was very effective,
as was the pier scene with glimpse
OF East river chy moon light. An
other good feature about the per-
Torrance is the introduction OF
specialties between each act which
are very taking and go well with an
audience. The costuming OF each
piece is another feature. And all the
company is first class in every re-
spect us their increasing business
every night PROVES. Upon next Sat.
urday evening they will give a grand
spectacular production Of "The Sea
OF Ice" with elegant costumes and
and scenic effects among which are
the deck of the steamship "Urania''
the Sea of Ice tropical scene in
Mexico and Del Monte's Palace. A
grand family matinee will be given
Saturday afternoon, for ladies and
children. 49,
30 lbs .Granulated