Little Falls transcript., 1892-01-29

Rev. DeBOlt will conclude his dis.
cussion Of Conscience Sunday
morning at the Methodist church and
in the evening win talk from the
subject sThe Foundation Stone.
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The question OF constructing sew.
ers in this city is one that SHOULD re.
ceive consideration soon. Arrange.
nnents should be made forlaying sew.
ers in First and Oak streets the com.
ming summer is.:.. 81 I:
Yesterday was the twenty-fifth
Of the mrrriage Of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Blake, of this city,
and they celebrated their .'silver
wedding by giving a party to a
number OF friends. = ., .
DR.. J. c. Curryer and his force for
conducting the farmers, instute, were
at the Antlers Saturday ON their
way to Wadena. They having got
on the wrong train and didn't want
to be switched off at Brainerd.
Mable Shows Burlesque compay
drew d large audience at the opera
house on Tuesday evening. Ladies'
were rather scarce in the audience,
and the performance was not dis
in it's character.
George Goulet returned last week
from Tower City, N. D., where he had
been looking after his large farm. He
had about 500 acres seeded last year,
to wheat, and threshed $4,000
bushels of grain, $1,000 Of which were
wheat.
President Berkey, of the Electric &
Water Co., this week purchased the
pipe for the extension of the water
mains. 1t will require about $4,000
pounds. The work Of laying the
pipe will begin as soon as the con-
dition of the ground will allow it.
The railroad and eleyator COM
pany prevented the rebuilding of the
burned flour mill by grab:it-all pol
Icy, and now the railroad company
has practically ruined the brick max
Ing industry next. How nice it
would he If they would kindly let up
Il while.
A. Dryburgh has finally figured
out the result of keeping boarders
ut the Metropolitan Dining rooms,
and has again decided to quit the
business, the date this time being
Jan.31. He will continue to run the
and lunch counter.
At the meeting Of the Firemen's
Relief Association held Wednesday
evening an amendment to the cOnsti-
tuition was offered providing that re-
lief should be due a member only when
he was suffering from the effects of
injuries or exposure received while
doing duty us a fireman.
The loss by fire on the house and
OIL. H. Rhodes has been
adjusted. The full amount of insur-
ance, $500, is allowed on the furniture
and $500 is also allowed as damage
to the house. Mr.. Rhodes will pro-
bably tear down the parts damaged
by fire, and build on a larger scale.
Jos. Diedrich left yesterday for
Minneapolis where he will be joined
by Steve Swartz, of Royalton and
Louis Schnapauf, Of Minneapolis.
The party will also be joined by
Casper Schmidt, and all will proceed
to Hot Springs, Ark, where they
will remain for about three months.
Chief Mcintosh, of the Brainerd fire
department stopped over in this city
to make train connections a few
days ago. He had with him a team
OF trained horses for use In the fire
His city has recently
made many improvements in it's fire
A general complaint against the
new passenger time card on the
Northern Pacific As made by the citi-
zens Of all the towns along the line
in Minnesota. It seems to be the
most poorly arranged of any sched-
ule the road ever put out. The south
trains all run within about five
hours Of each other. West Of Little
Falls there are no day trains either
way. Passenger Agent Fee declares
that all the localities can't expect to
have the day trains, but the bunch
ing of the trains within a few hours
seems useless. Still, any community
that will make no effort to obtain
the benefits Of railroad competition
deserves no accommodations.
To Raise Funds.
Owing to lack of funds, the Sisters,
with the counsel and assistance OF
have decided on little bazaar
by which to help on their work. We
feel sure no one will refuse at least
one ticket and that words as an in.