Little Falls transcript., 1892-04-15

ably be built on the West side in th
, near future-still, there are twice a
many saloons as there are churche
in our city.
There are some Scandinavian fami
lies moving in our midst most ever
}, day and the West side will soon b
quite thickly populated with tina
nationality.
The Sauk Centre Avalanche close
the usual kind mention OF the Dali,
Transcript with the following opin
ion: ''It would seem that twO'dailie
in that city should he sufficient"
The Odd Fellows OF the City viii
have an anniversary service in tn
Congregational church ON Sunday
April oath. The Rev. Mr.. Donovan
will preach on the occasion, the ~
anniversary of the establishment o
Odd Fellowship in the United States
Mrs. H. Sunderland will arrive from
Texas this evening, being called t.
the bereaved home of her daughter
Mrs. Maggie Gaskell. AS soon al
necessary arrangements can be made
Mrs. G. will return with her mothe
to the latter's home.
On or about May 1st the Swedish
Mission church on the West Side will
have their own pastor in the person
OF G. D. Hall from the Chicago Theo
logical summary, from whence III
came well recommended. Thei1
church is nearly completed and by
the time their pastor comes th'
church will be ready for services.
Aitkin Age: County Auditor Luth
er reports that several large addi
tiOns will be made to the tax list thif
year, 100000 acres OF Northern Paci
flc r. r. lands recently sold the Wey
erhaueser syndicate, being a portion
of the aforesaid addition. A few
more such deals would greatly please
the resident taxpayers.
Palm Sunday was appropriately
observed at the two Catholic and tn,
Episcopal churches yesterday. Al
the latter church the Recter, Rev Mr.
Joss, will hold services at 10 O'clOcl
each morning Of the week except
Saturday, with an administration
OF the holy communion on Coco
Friday.
j. H. Falconer, of Minneapolis
who had been in the city for severa
days past looking over the ground
with Il view of starting laundry
left for the former city yesterday
He will open his laundry in Little
Falls in a very short time. He is ar
old time laundryman and will un
doubtedly make success Of the bus
mess.
Lon Neill has gone to Grand Rap
ids, on the Upper Mississippi, where
he will look after the interest OF C. a
Smith & Co., the Minneapolis loggers
who own several million feet of logs
that are being driven by contractors
Mr.. Ms duties are to see that the in
terests Of the owners are properly
attended to in making the drive. He
has been employed by the same firm
several springs in this capacity.
Rev. Bishop Zardetti Of st Cloud
arrived in the city Monday moor
on a visit OF inspection to the new
Franciscan hospital, the inside Woo
work of which has been recently
placed. He was met at the depot by
Father Payett, chaplain of the hos
pital, Father Raster, OF the German
Catholic church and DR.. Fortier, ant
the party at once drove to the hos
pital where dinner was served, thu
Harmonic band being in attendance
Some booming citizens OF the new
village of Pierz are speaking of start
ing a German newspaper at tha'
place. Well, the fact speaks for itsel
and it is simply miracle, how {
place Of that size got SO far withou1
anything Of that kind. It is ascer
tanned that the paper will not b.
daily Tor some time, the proprietor
will await the publication OF tn
first annual financial statement O
the Little Falls Dailies.
The Ladies Guild of the Chuch Of Ou
Savior are making great prepare
tions for their Easter market cOncer
and ball at the Opera House. Th'
affair will be held two weeks from
Easter, Monday and Tuesday, tn
market being held the first night, tn
second evening being taken up by
concert lasting from s until 10, foil
owed by a dance. The occasion pro
misses to be a most pleasant one.
Little Elk has ceased to he a YER.
important logging stream, but dur
ing the past winter about 100000
feet Of pine logs were banked on tn
brook. The drive on the Sout
Branch has made good progress, bu
the North Branch logs are not NOV
, ingvery ra pidly.
l.. A. Newell of Gravelville tod a.
purchased w. A. Bushey's laundr.
plant near river pond and will go
Minneapolis tomorrC morning t,
secure: additional machinery an,
skilled labor to manipulate the same
Under the efficient management Q
Mr.. Newell the business will doubtles
. prove a success.
NJ. j. Verweck, OF the Ryan hote
barber shop force, hearing that Littl
> Falls was such booming town
came up yesterday and has practic
ally decided on fitting up the shol
and bath rooms at the Antlers an,
putting in a first-class shop.
Reports from the Platte River ant
Hillmen brook drives indicate tha1
the logs are running very freely
Gray & Libby and McLoud, Dickson
& Co., who are subcontracting TO
n. P. Clarke, are each working abou
II men.
"a Join G. j. Mealey's watch clul
opc r>hf DIN q fno " n foh 0no Oivo,