Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-06-16

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FRIDAY, JUNE Is, 1893.
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
A daughter was born this morn
Ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrille Blair.
= Felix Cardinal is moving his family
today into apartments in his new
block on Broadway.
The fire alarm box on the corner
0i Broadway and Seventh street
will hereafter be called the elevator
box.
Wheat is % cents today and some
assert that this price is the lowest
ever know within the history of Lit
tie Falls
A well is being drilled at the big
mill of the Pine Tree Lumber com
pany to furnish water for drinking
purposes.
H. Landau has returned from st.
Paul. Mr.. Peterson who has been
sick with fever is reported to be a
little better.
Yesterday the Pine Tree people
shipped II cars dressed lumber to
points west. Their shipments aver
age 10 cars daily.
Edwin Hall of Green Prairie will |
serve as petit juror at the term of
the United States court which con-
venes in st. Paul, June o.
NJ j. Bracke was given birthday |
surprise party last night. Numerous
friends were present and the occasion
was replete with enjoyment.
Pullman and Close are getting out
m elaborate program for Fourth of
July exercises at the race track. 1t
will be ready for publication in a few
Days.
Moorhead ought to take census
now. Half of Fargo rooms within
her borders and Moorhead's school
buildings arc used for storage
purposes.
John Wetzcl writes that he can't
absorb and digest the knowledge to
be obtained at the Worlds Fair in a
month. And will give it up and
come home in q week.
The graduation exercises of the
MOOrheAd High school were broken
up by the Fargo fire. a class of four
graduated while the flames were
raging on the other side
Roadmastrr Nester put ditching
train ON the cut off today giving
employment to a gootly number of
persons. This work will continue
during the entire summer.
The Pine Tree Lumber company
have purchased the Wood property
ON First street near the Little Falls
and Dakota track and will have the
building removed. A business office
will be erected upon it to cost about
$1,000
The High School graduation excr-
cises are held this evening commence
ing at about 8 O'clock at the new
congregational church. Every one
is INVITED AMI ample facilities have
been mad, for seating all.
The ice cream and stra wberry
social given last night by the ladies
OF the COngrega tional church at the
residence OF Dr.. and Mrs. O. C. Trace
was n decided success socially and
otherwise. The receipts were over
$50.
Drew Musser was at Fargo and
saw the beginning and ending of the
great Fargo fire. He was obliged to
stay all night as the train was un-
able to get away. The sight, though |
sadly devastating was nevertheless
magnificent.
Chas. Schmidt, Il butcher at st. |
Cloud was scriouSlp gored by a |
heifcr purchased "f n. +. Clarke
The animal was known to be wild |
and the butcher was warned and yet !
the animal succeeded in wOunding
him quite badly with her horns.
The Fargo Forum, Maj. EdW ards
paper, was burned out in the big
fire just before going to press. The
boys took turns setting type and
putting out the blazes until at last
it had succuml,, yet a. paper was
issued as usual that night. And the
numbers that come to the exchange
table show that the Forum is all
there.
There will be reduced rates to
Brainerd, Sunday. to attend the
baseball game If twenty five or more
go, and tits expected that twice that
number will want togo. Those who
do should hand their names to
Barney Burton manager or come I'd
81 night at the Business college where
there will be meeting of those who
desire to go.
NJ. Nj. Williams stated yesterday
that there were now more inquiries
about Little Falls as business
point than hchud known Tor u long
time. certainly more than last year
ut this time. And theinquiries come
from men who say they have capital
with which to commence business
operations. The reported financial
depression and resultant hard times
do not stop the injuries.
The spacious parlors at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. p. w.
Blake were filed last night with a
company OF young people who were