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

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j. w. Tenvoorde, Of st. Cloud, died
at his home in that city yesterday
aged a years. He was one of the
oldest settlers ut that place and was
q member of the State Constitution
Convention in 1857.
w. &. Smith returned to the city
last evening after an absence Of three
months IN California. He took in
all the sights in that state and had
a very pleasant trip. For the pres
emit he will make his home in Little
Falls. 49,. ~"
Jack Harper, the Long Prairie
pugilist, is languishing in the bastile
Of that sporty town for the crime Of
chicken stealing. When he fought
Fitzpatrick in Little Falls yearago
he was evidently possessed of at
least the heart Of a chicken. ~
There is some talk of Mai: A. G..
Morrill, building a handsome resi-
dence on First avenue between
Eight and Ninth streets northeast
Should the Major decioe to build
there it would aid that locality
greatly and number OF other ele-
CANT residences would be built there.
J. II. Rhodes is not having the
best luck in getting his farm in Belle
vue seeded this year. The wet
season has kept part of the farm so
wet that it has been almost impos-
sible to get the small grain in, and
he has about 50 acres that are yet to
be seeded. Heretofore he has had
all his grain in in Ay.ril. . N ....
The meetings held in this city dur
ing the week by Miss Middleton, OF
the. Y. =. S. C. e., were productive Of
much good. They closed last evening
with a Christian Endeavor rally at
the Congregational church, All the
meetings were we'll attended and a
deep interest was taken especially by
the young people. ~ -..*
{ A meeting Of the Board OF Educa-
ton was held today. a number of bills
were allowed and Messrs. Schleus-
ener and Holman were authorized
to make q contract with the Smead
Warming and Heating company for
heating the new four room building
and the addition to the Columbia
for 81 300. r..
At the 22nd annual meeting of the
State Fremen's association to be
held at Minneapolis on June IL, l3
and IA, each company will be en-
titled to two delegates and the chief
Of thesdepartment will be a delegate
at-large. The topic to be discussed
by the Little Falls department is
Why should the fi:emen represent
ing the fire department Of our: cities
and towns meet in conventions %
Judge Searle will this afternoon
hear attorneys Of the city council
and J J. g. Flynn on the latter's APP
plea ton to have the records of the
city council regarding the disposal
of himself and the recognition of w.
a. Butler as alderman Of the Second
ward, produced before the court. g 8.
q. Lindbergh appears for the coun-
Gil and } !. H. Rhodes forFlynn. Per.
haps the law can make Mr.. Flynn
an alderman, but that is the only
possible way he could get the place.
The pound master has excitement
enough possibly to help make his
income satisfact DRY. as it would be
rather small il he depended on cash.
receipts entirely On the start OF
his duties this year he corralled d
drove of cattle from meadow on
the West side. and some OF the.
owners thought the stock was taken
from private property, and SO per
suaded their pets to leave the pound
masters control. One OF the PARTIES.
interfering was q policeman. The.
pound master now claims he took
the. cattle from . street, butshe will
probably not push his complaint
against those who took their cattle
from him The city ordinance al
lows him to take cattle from streets
and alleys. He IS making some cap
lures dali and they are being re-
deemed by owners.
ma ma kes house a home
The mother well the chile ren ROSY
the Their in God hea It'll AMI SgoodI
lluInur All brought about by the
use ct De N TIT IS Sarsa paril ID. III
recOmnlends Itself u. Brown.