Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-22
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s5 Marriage licences were issued Satur- Han
,,ay ~ Glerks ,nf Court Signort to n
Adolpi Sch,,litlt ana Victoria Stena- Al
crs. aud John SalasKi and Mary N
SchlOuka. -
The attempt to hold 4ups q Great
Northe,n train near, st. Cloud Mon
day night, was the tirst affair 81 the Ict
kind known the history VI the state N
OF Minnesota. Isl s =
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. John Van Bnskirk who has been
in the city several weeks visiting his
sons, Norman and Christopher Van
Buskirk, returned to his home IN a.
Mortified Tuesday. .sss,.. Il. s%.a.. st
william G. Mcneil, Of Rice's, and -
Miss RdselIa MLncey. ~ Rnyaiton, :,
were united IN marriage by Rev. -
Geo. r. Geer at. the NJ. f. parsonage,
Wednesday afternoon. .s> al
has again appeared>ln' :.
the family Of County Auditor Ellen =,
becker. His Oldest son was taken =,
;Hfck yesterday The doctor is hope -
full Of the hov's recovery. ,.~a.. w. q. =
VIM. Lemay and Fred Porter left =.
Tuesda v night for Fargo. They have ~ =,
a contract for doing the brick work " :,
On a. building near that place and :.
will be there several weeks.
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Harry Faux and Dan'l Hannigan Il
left for Duluth Wednesday: Thew e
have secured employmentin'the lun,-
Der woods in that vicinity and don't ~
expect to return before spring. "a -
Word is received from the Staples r.,
party that they are getting along =,
finely. having passed Dubuque the ~
middle of the week. Their boat is
very pleasant and comfortable; n
Come, and tell your neighbors to e.
come and see the stacks of horse
blankets in 80 different styles and 2
grades. At t.
V1KToR's HARNESS EMPORIUM.
Anton Machtik> has opened v
bakery in the basement of the build t
ing occupied by Stanton's feed store, n
on Second street, Mr.. NJ. removed G
to this place from St. joseph, Mo. la
The saw mills started up us gayly I
as ever this morning-Nov. 18-for
another good run if the weather t
doesn't get natural. This ia saw v
mill climate. not an ice palace one. q
| F. b. Simmons has moved his place 7
Of residence from the West side to l.
the residence formerly occupied. by
IA. p. Blanchard corner Of Fourth
street and Second avenue northeast. \
Attorney General Childs has made
one good winning against the rail- !,
broad consolidation scheme, and it ia
to be hoped the supreme court will .
sustain the lower court in this mat I
ter. 7'Ts- . -a@.ssss
The foot bail game at Minneapolis
attracted more attention this year ,
than on any previous occasion, and |
i the result of the game will encourage r
! greater interest in the sport In Min :
nesOta. -. .'s II
Charles Sylvester came down from I
the Platte and Mile Laos lake cOun- t
try Tuesday evening. He had with I
him fine deer and i've dozen ducks, c
which he disposed Of to parties in t
this city.
This is the kind of weather our ]
business men hav been waiting for
to creates demand for the heavier
grades OF clothing. The trade in this I
line promises to he active for the T
next few weeks. y 6
Now ia the time to buy your bat
ting and calico for comforters, SO as
to have them ready for cold weather
and we can supply you in grea
shape. RICHARD BROS.
Mrs. Buchanan, of Hamp ton, Mfnn., +
mother OF JOS: Buchanan, of this city,
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