Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-05-06

Staples Bros. & Nelson, to-day re
ceived another carload of horses.
The family of H. Pilon OF Abbotts
ford, Wisconsin. are expected to ar
rive in Little Falls next week.
H. A. Riders fine brood mare be.
came the mother last night of a fine
bay filly, of which Spurgeon is sire.
J. H. Scott Is confined to his room
bv a severe attack of neuralgia. His
face presents a sad appearance.
The West hotel at st. Cloud re-
opened yesterday with Geo. Wood
house, formerly landlord of the Park
at Fergus Falls, in charge.
Do not fail to call at Cline's music
store Little Falls, before you buy a
sewing machine. We have some
thing entirely new and worth seeing.
The school house in District No. Is
is being veneered with brick and will
when completed be one OF the best
district school houses in the county.
Rothwell & Marriott yesterday
sold lot II, block Is, Clark g East Side
addition to Fred Dimond, who has
already begun the building of a house
on the property. Hear us grow.
Barney Burton has purchased G.
M. Kempton's one-half interest in
the fine brood mare, Lou K, and her
colt, and these blooded animals are
now owned entirely by him.
G. NJ. Kempton is now the sole
owner of Ragnarok, the fine trotting
stallion, having purchased the half
interest Of Barney Burton in the
horse.
The hoard of education meets Sat
.urday evening and will probably at
this meeting employ the teachers for
the ensuing year: tits probable that
all the teachers now employed will
make applica ton for reelection.
Mrs. G. F. Jones, who has been il
for 80 long sat mp yesterday for the
first time in ten weeks. The friends
of Mrs. Jones who have sympa thized
with her in her affection will con-
graduate her on her convalescence.
A petition, which had been largely
signed by West Side property own
ers, will he presented to the city
council tonight asking that side
walk be ordered on G street, the
thoroughfare running by the Antlers
hotel.
Anton G. Newman yesterday pur-
chased of Henning Landau the lot
on First Street next to the Improve
ment company's Office. He will at
once erect a large building to be used
as a boarding house.
Casper Schmidt, the blacksmith,
who has his shop on Second street,
has the work we'll under head way
of an addition 26xN to his place of
business. 1t is of solid brick and it's
owner intends eventually to romOve
his present shop and extend the new
one out to the street.
Messrs. Christoph Belducci and
Chas Tabbrini, two Italians from st.
Paul, have leased the Vasaly store
room recently vacated by J. T. Shea
and will Saturday open up an ice
cream, fruit, confectionery store, to
be run in connection with a restau-
rant.
Bryant Milroy of the paper mill, re-
turned yesterday from visit OF three
weeks duration with friends and rel
atives at Minneapolis and Chicago.
Mr.. Milroy had just seen the state
ments, which he pronounces false, in
another Little Falls paper, rejecting
upon his conduct just before he went
away, and was justly indignant.
Homer Hilborn, the jeweler, has
just bought some souvenier spoons
with little .Falls'' engraved in the
ladle. They are very handsome. He
has also ordered some with an ell
craving of the court house in the
ladle and the words, Little Falls,
Mimi, court house." on the handle.
They are right in line.
C. s. Bunnell, of st. Cloud, for N.
P. Clarke, to-day satisfied the mort
cages and attachments against the
Is head of horses and numbering out
fit of McCloud, Dickinson 4 Co.,