Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-08-03

| y 1dkOla IN MS Speclal car 1ueSday.
w. A. Bushey, who has been quite
III for several weeks, is improving
and is now able to be around the
house.
The Little Falls & Dakota train
men report that timber fires are rag
ing along the line about ten miles
west OF this city. ri.
Jasper French, who has crew =
making hay for the Hennepin Paper F
company near Gushing, was in the We
city Tuesday. He says everythingi is hes
very dry out there and fires are run
ming much the same as they do in q
the fall. - l1''
We
A. DeLacy Wood has. arrived atSt. to,
Cloud with his newspaper GU tf1t,
and will soon start paper there. N
1t will champion tho cause of Popu- sht
ism. The Populists of this locality no.
are lucky he didn't come here. occ
The Shevlin-Carperter Lumber 1
company, whose lumber yards in his
Minneapolis were burned Monday rot
evening. get part of their log sup dot
ply from this county. Hon. G. b. r
BUCHANAN GUS seVeral "n'll'oh 'eet in
for them yearly ON Hilman brook. tod
: A party composed of Gilbert 49,,
Richard, Ernest Boyce, Clarence
Raymond and Homer Richard went S
out to Rice Lake Monday ON Il fish cit,
ing trip and will remain there about Ger
week. 1t is expected that the fish hal
market will he overstocked when las
they return.
Both the Pine Tree Lumber COM Sci
pany and the Hennepin Paper COM bel
pany are taking extra precautiOn to sid
protect their property against fire. are
Now that everything lis so dry it mes
would do great damage to the prop act
erty of either firm should fire start
in this locality. g.,
James Dickinson, of Ripley, who juC
| was arrested sometime ago On a az
warrant sworn out by Fred Stuart. RI
| the livery for failing to pay for fict
horse he hired, has paid the bill thi
and costs, amounting to 1923, and the
case was dismissed
ha
Mr.. John KszeszewsKi and Miss thi
Victoria Wagner, both of this city, mi,
were married Tuesday at the tn,
German Catholic church, Rev. A. no.
Raster officiating. After the cere- M
Emony d wedding breakfast was]
served at the home of the brides
parents in Berg's addition. in
We neglected to note in the item in ~.
Mondays paper about Mr. and Mrs. ~ ~
Leibel's crystal wedding that the -
idea of the surprise party originated
with Mr. Leibel's brethren in the ""
Select Knights Of America. A large nv
number of beautiful presents were AJAX
presented by the knights and other
friends. D.
The Cold Springs correspondent pa
of the St. Cloud Times says: Math. De
Wetzel was in St. Paul last week We
and got a, full line of drugs. They &
arrived here and he has a fair wi
start. He has opened his drug Be
store, no better can be found with by
in reach; he keeps only the best ct,
mind you the best-drugs, and !
above all he gets along nicely with yo
the people because he treats them 70
We'll, and what do Cold Spring Gel
people want more. ~.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. ADJ
ger Robert, of Swanville, died Tues
day evening at o'clock at the resi- '"
dence of n. G. Gingras in this village, ~
aged two years, four months and ~ -,
three days. The child had been seri-
ously ill with brain fever for nearly a ,e'
month and on Saturday last was VII
brought here for treatment. The '''
funeral was held Wednesday morn No
ing from the Catholic church. Long W.
Prairie Press. on
The school house in the Second pr
ward is now ready for the slaterOof- M,
ing and the men who will do the Ye
work have been sent for. The work
on the addition to the Columbia
building is well along and the plas- )
terers will be at work probably to- 81
morrow. Everything is moving W.
along nicely and the buildings will ma
be completed and given ample time an
to dry before needed for school pur
poses. .~. *.:.. ....- ~-y. go / -
Wanted. 5* -. = / n.
900 cords of wood. H.. r.. +