Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-07-20

Maj. Pqstlethwa ate, land commi,
sioner OF the st. Paul & Norther
Pacific company, was before th
board OF equalization Tuesda.
looking after the con1pany's inte1
ests.
i. +. BOhan says he willcommenc
work on the sewers as soon as tn
pipe, which is tied up at the transfer
arrives. 1t was shipped from Re,
Wing the day before the strike was
| ordered.
&. b. Buchanan has harvested par
OF his crops, having already cut ON,
hundred and fifty acres of rye ant
fifty acres Of barley. While Other
crops need rain badly, fair yields arr
yet possible.
Joe buchanan was in from Pier2
Tuesday and says that the crops in
that vicinity have been greatly dam.
aged by the continued dry weather.
Similar reports are coming in from
other parts Of the county.
II. H. Hounson says it pays to ad-
vertise in the Daily Transcript. It
cost him ten cents to advertise his
spectacles as lost. and they were
found and returned the next day.
He is thus about "a ahead.
A marriage license was issued
Tuesday to Henry G. Thoen and
Anna G. Thoen, of Buckmantown.
The bride to be is a daughter Of
John "A. Thoen, and only fifteen
years and three months old.
A. DeLacey Wood, the journalist,
who was once secretary of some
meeting of editors, has moved his
printing office from the Lake Su-
perior region to East st. Cloud. 1t
is pretty tough luck ON that locality.
Some of the citizens of Motley have
petitiOned Judge of Probate Trettel
to have Franklin w. Clifford of that
place examined as to his sanity.
Clifford was discharged from the in
sane asylum only few months ago.
Fred. E. Wheaton, of Minneapolis,
grand chancellor of the knights of
Pythias. visited the Little Falls
ledge Wednesday evening. This
lodge is enjoying a rapid growth
just now and new members are
taken in at every meeting.
The Neversweats held a meeting
Wednesday night and decided to
change the name of the club to the
Crescents. The Royalton club will
not play Sunday but the Crescents
will play the married mems nine on
the grounds in the southeastern part
OF the city.
The pipe for the sewers has ar
rived and is now being deliver along
the streets where is is to be laid.
Mr.. Bohan will Immediately put
crew at work excavating. for the
sewers. The work will be done as
rapidly as possible and will probably
take from thirty to sixty days.
e. w. Collins, chairman If the
POpulist county committee. has
been urged by several m embers of the
party to call a meeting in Little
Falls OF the members of the party in
the county, to consult with regard
to the coming political campaign.
He will probably issue call in A few
days.
If dull, spiritless and stupid: II
your blood is thick and sluggish: If
your appetite is capricious and I'M
certain. You need Sarsaparilla.
For best results take De Wits. 1t
recommends itself. L. D. BROWN.
Hon. G. 3. Buckman's second drive
is now in the Mississippi, having
arrived there Monday. This is the
Day drive, which Mr.. Buchanan took
after he got his own out. There
were about twelve million in it, but
about three million were left lust be-
yOnd Rice Lake. 1t was IL very diff
ficultjob as there was a poor stage
of water.
1t cures blood and skin disorders.
1t does this quickly and nermAnent1v