Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-06-03

st. GATHERINGS Guild will meet with
Mrs. Rider on Thursday, June 18th
1892.
The indications for the next "a
hours are for generally fair followed
in the northern portion by lightshowe
It will be cooler tomorrow.
Charles Gravel, who witnessed the
antics of the cyclone at Rice lake,
says it was q wonderful sight to see
the great logs picked up out OF the
water in the lake and blown about
as though they were straws blown
by a gentle zephyr. 81
Jas. German who was at Rice lake
yesterday reports that the Muncey dam
at the foot of Rice lake went out
Tuesday and that crew of men are
now putting it in shape again. The
water in the lake has fallen three feet
in consequence.
c. T. Hines; chairman of the Peoples
Party convention yesterday is deserv-
ing of the many compliments he
received for his able handling of the
delegates. Delegates more accustomed
to parliamentary rules would not have
needed such restrictions but Mr.. Hines
evidently appreciosed the duties of his
Office and carried them out.
There is no denying that the re-
ception of S. NJ. Owen by the Peoples
Party convention yesterday was a
decidedly cool one. Mr. Owen I'M
doubtedly wishes that'h had staid
atlhome and attended to the Farm,
Stock and Home
The board of education OF St.
Cloud has instructed the superin-
tendent of the city schools to SEE that
the law providing for the attendance
at school of children between the
ages OF and Is, be enforced. This
will not interfere with the attendance
of parochial school children.
Walter Arnold, manager of the
Northern Granite company, st. Cloud,
came to the city today to make ar
rangements for putting in a stone
yard in the vicinity OF the depot in
this city. Look out for the COM
pany's "add" in tomorrow evenings
issue of the paper.
S. C. Vasaly, who recently invented
a new typewriter ribbon, has, after an
examination of his patent, been elected
All honorary member of the Partisan
Academy of Inventors and awarded
First-class Diploma and gold medal.
1t is Il high honor and one which all of
Stephens friends in Little Falls will
congratulate him upon.
A handsome United States flag
6x1O feet in size has been presented to
the Swedish mission church ON the
West side by Nels Peterson. 1t is OF
fine quality and shows what country
the Scandinavians regard as their
home. There is no question as to
their loyalty and love toward the
land ofitheir adoption.
Mr.. F. McDOnough of Eau Claire,
Wis, arrived today on visit to the
Pine Tree company's mill. He reports
that the water which has been very
high on the Chippewa river there has
subsidized. He says that the lumber
men have had a very successful
driving season on the Wisconsin
streams, as they have on the Miss
issippi and it's tributaries.
At meeting of the board of health
recently it was decided to rescind
that portion of the late order as to
cess pools. Owing to the large num-
Der OF property owners who will
make connections with sewers as
soon as they are put in, it was
thought that it would be unjust to
enforce this part OF the order. The
regulations as to pig pens and priv
les, however, is still in force and will
be carried out by the board to the
letter. The law requires the use OF
dry earth closets.
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