Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-11

Thorpe, both Of this city.
It's estimated that 1nere are over
go citizens Of this. city entitled to
membership II the Club Chateau
quay. s
Mrs. @. W. Randall, 81 Parker,
aged 10 years, died on Sunday morn
ing, at her home in that town. She
was i'll only a short time.
The new. chime whistle at. the Pine
Tree Mill is a bird hooking bird
in fact. Anyone in town who does
not awaken when it goes OFF will be
properly buried. s. :.
There was quite a hail storm at
Ripley on Saturday afternoon and a
number Of windows We're broken by
the stones. In this city there was
very little hail and no damage was
done.
Rev. David Donovan, OF Madison.
Mimi, preached at the Ccngrega-
tlonal church Sunday morning.
After the sermon five persons united
with the church and the Holy Com
nunion was celebrated. IT,, >@. @.. ::=.s@
Two OF our citizens engaged in a
little pugilistic encounter in black
smith shop Monday. One Of the
men got whipped, which is very
gratifying to parties whose heads he
had punched in days gone by.
Alonzo Gay, Of :Swanville, was
brought before Judge OF Probate
Trettel Saturday and adjudged in
sane. He.is not violent but simply
feeble minded. The judge sent him
to the asylum at Fergus Fails.
County Commissioner Sheedy was
in from Swan River today and says
that they have had. very little rain
out there this season. All the small
grain is in and the farmers will prob
ably begin their planting this week.
Messrs.. FramptOn, Baker and
other West siders caught a large
number OF fish on Saturday evening
and Sunday they presented a sackfu7
Of them to the Franciscan sisters
who We're very much pleased with
the gift. j
j. r. Smith and w. A. W. ohm
son, rode down from Brainerd on
their bicycles Sunday. The vino
was in their faces the entire dis
tance, yet they made good time and
reached Little Falls about lOa. m
They intended to ride back in the
afternoon but it looked like rain and
they finally decided to go.home on
the train. - -. +: 1s5s, =.
A new block is soon to be built on
Broadway west by. Messrs. Carlson
Gustafson and Sederstrom who re.
Gently CAME here from southern Min.
nesota. The piece Of property il
lust west of @. z. Johnson's store
and was purchased from c.. A. Lind
bergh. AS soon as the building is
completed they will open a general
store. 8 -. s:&
Mike Miller, who was the guest OF
County Auditor Ellenbecker over
Sunday, is one Of the old MinnesO-
tians who we'll remem bers the Indian
trouble Of '62 and '63. During those
years he was a freighter and hauled
goods west of Fort Abcrcrombie
which was then on the frontier.
While on one of his trips with three
Others lie was surprised by Indians
near Abercrombie and his compan-
ions were killed together with all
their mules. Mr.. Miller. escaped, but
found the first time he looked in a
glass that his hair which before the
fight was black had turned as white
as snow. He felt happy, however,
to find that he had any hairleft after
such q close shave. Mr.. Miller is one
OF the old residents Of Saint
Cloud and for a number Of years
conducted hotel there.
LII If dull, spiritless and stupid; If
your blood is thick and sluggish; II
your appetite is capricious and un-
certain. You need al Sarsaparilla
For best results take De Wits. 1t
itself. -. ID. BRoWN. q
. Now that he street sprinkling
matteris before the public there is
some interest in. knowing " hat it
cost different pieces Of property last
year. The tax upon some pieces of
property was as follows: B
Old Tanner Block J. s. S. SO
German Am tank ]. !. 8. So
Hoffman Bloc s.. s.. D. ]. IS
Rider Block {. {. !. G. 9, oil
The tax was s., on each $1,000 of
5valuat ton OF property.
ssS Now is the lime. 81 70, hnv vo.11.