Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-10-28

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Henry Schiit, yard man at the.
Palace hotel. was taken suddenly III
yesterday and is unable to attend to
his duties today. ~@~=~| f..
William Battars says that he
would like to have his kraut cutter
returned as the season is approach
ing when he can make use Of it, *
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Wolff and daugh-
ter, who had been visiting their
daughter Mrs. A. Simonet, returned
to their home at Saltwater today.
J. NJ. Tuttle and G.. G. Raymond
are at work today painting the in
terror of the futile block. They
viii! move into it about the first OF
the month.
e. E. Glass formerly a resident of
Morrison county but now of Brainerd
is in the city today in the employ of
the Northwestern Benevolent
society OF Duluth.
John Schekmeyer arrived this
morning from Coopcrs town, N. D.,
with his family and household goods
and they will hereafter reside in the
town of Pierz.
The thermometers registered four
teen degrees above zero this morning
and q fog hung over the city until
O'Clock. All who had, winter over
coats crawled into them.
DR.. Fortier had Il hand to hand
conflict with a rat at his office to-
day in which the rodent came out
second best, but the doctor received
a bite on the finger which is rather
painful.
l.. d. Brown and wife returned
last evening from saltwater where
they had been visiting friends. They
say that in that city the trees are
still green and frost has not yet
made it's appearance.
John Shea ST.. was kicked by, a colt
Sunday and while he was not Sc
riously injured his face will be black
and blue fer a week. The animal
kicked him on the cheek and forehead
bruising him quite badly.
The Republican county ticket this
year deserves the loyal support of
all Republicans, and of all citizens
who desire the county affairs admin
istered by the best men. Every man
on the ticket is able and qualified.
Wordc1l & Behine have leased the
California lunch counter and have
taken charge of it. They also con-
template leasing the restaurant
rooms. Hot lunches will be served
at all hours, and the patronage OF
the public is solicited.
|. e. Staples recently discovered
that his house had been visited by
thieves and that his astrachan over
coat and cap, and Mrs. Staples cap
were missing. Mrs. Staples put them
out in the Woodshed to air Il few
days ago and they have not seen
them since,
NJ. Scott lett last evening for a
business and pleasure trip to Duluth
and West Superior. Mr.. Scott con-
templates starting y brick yard
ut ono Of the cities, and if So will
probably move there in the spring.
He was accompanied by his three
daugh ter&, Misses Eva, Lille and
Lettie.
Peter Neuman, OF PierZ. had the
misfortune to have one of his legs in
jured by horse stepping on it. He
came to town today and upon ex-
animation Dir. Trace found that the
lower half of the fibula or small bone
of his leg, was fractured. He will be
laid up for few weeks.
This not much of day for farm
machinery men but these four gentle
men are in the city: G. y. Emerson,
Mccormick Machine company; Lester
Stinson, Plano Harvester company;
Hugh Dinock, Deering machine
company; and Geo. Boiien, Champion
machine company.
Hon N. Richardson, Republican
candidate for Judge Of probate, has
held the Office foy several terms, with
credit to himself and the county, and
the majority Of the voters will decide
on November 9Th, that is needless to
make 4 change when we have man
there like Uncle Nate,' who has
been tried and found a No. l. Vote
for him.
The Republican legislative con-
vention for the First district was
held at st. Cloud yesterday and
Edward Maybury was placed in
1clfliuu tlOll. IL DIS u I'D iaIOillOiS
meeting and the candidate will
receive the hearty support of the
people OF that district IN nominal
ing him Mayor Bruci;a 1t said that he
was honest, energetic and indcpend-
ent and recognized by the labOring
men, the farmers and the business
men as u capable person for the
position.
J. M Tuttle yesterday received a
letter from his father who recently
moved from this city to Ontario,
cal, in which he states that he has
purchased & fruit ranch Of ten acres
at that place, on which there are
four hundred apricot, two hundred
orange, beside Il large number of fig
prunc and peach trees, also. grape
vines end small fruits. The family
is well satisfied with the country ans!
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