Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-08
Council Proceedings.


the city council was held on Tuesday
evening. There were present Alder
men Turner, Hoffman. Wright,
Moeglein, Mahan and President
Harding; absent, Alderman Butler.
Minutes of previous meeting were
read and approx ed.
The council extended a vote of
thanks to the Benevolent Aid So
cfety for taking care OF the poor
during the past month. and upon
motion the city poor will he left in
charge of the Benevolent Aid society
for another month.
The bill of Harting & Son for the
burial Of Mrs. Capistrant was al
lowed and the city attorney was ill.,
structed to collect the amount from
Crow Wing county.
A committee consisting OF Alder
man Hoffman, Wright and Turner
was appointed to look into the
matter of the freezing of the water
mains.
The proposition of Mr.. Berkey to
put in a fountain and furnish water
for same was accepted and a com
mittee appointed to select Il suitable
location.
Upon motion it was decided that
the polling place in the Third ward
be changed from the hose house to
the gymnasium hall.
The street commissioner was in
structed to see w. A. Ridgway with
regard to steam escaping into thu
street and have the same changed.
A number OF bills were allowed.
Council adjourned to March Il.
Tom Daugherty, aged about thir-
ty-tive years, VINO was employed at
Buchanan & Buckman's lumber
camp on Hillnan the past season.
died at st. Gabriel's hospital Friday
afternoon. The deceased had an
attack of pneumonia and was taken
toe. b. Buckman's farm where a
physician attended him. He was
brought to the hospital Friday
afternoon about | O'Clock and died
three hours later. Mr.. Duughprty
came here from Maine about eight
years ago and was u hard working
lumbcrman.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvc cured
j. &. GOrrell of the worst case OF
eczema ever known in the state OF
Johanna. 1t cures scaldS, burns, in
duIrnt sores and never fails to cure
piles. Sold by l.. ID. BKOwN.
The Wilson's.
The Wilson Theatre company I'M
der the management OF Davidson
and GIazier presented the drama
'"Lost Paradise at Gross opera
house on Tuesday evening. This is
one of the strongest plays in their
repertoire, and dealing as it does
with the trouble between capital
and LABOR is especially interesting to
the working people. Enough love is
interviewer with the play to make 1t
interesting to everyone else. Robert
Gray, the foreman of the large
factory and friend OF his men, Is rem
dered by Harry Glazier and it could
not be played better, while Ralph
Densmore as Thorne, the owner.
who came by his riches by the toll
of his men, whose wages he has re-
duced, does his part perfectly. Ar
mitage, the autocrat of the play,
who would further burden the work
men, is clevcrly done by l.. r..
Streeter, and SO well does he do his
part that many laborer In the au-
dience would have liked to have had
a tussel with him. Dick wilkins,
the confidential man, was well done
by Phillip Roy. fand Lufe Woodson
as Dick Hathaway is good. Jimmy
Slip by W. H. Young was simply out
of sight. Miss Caroline Clure took
the part OF Silvia Thorne, thefactory
owners daughter, and her acting
was perfect. as was also that OF
Marie Jones, the poor working girl
by Marion Holcombe. Miss Quecnic
Dale as Sally wilkins and Clinkers is
very clever and caught the audience
lust right. All the minor parts
were we'll done.
The company is much stronger
than ever before and undoubtedly
the best aggregation of this char
acter on the road.
T1vortiaod Lett0ra