Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-30

IL PnlI GfOHS mas an dMDlllOH III liz
baseball line. He practiced last
night The ball struck 4 finger. He
won't play for. some time.
The gentlemen who supposed the
belt fakir would be on hand Friday
evening and return their money,
were hoping against hone N
J Raleigh M. Pope. late Eof Plain
view, formerly Of Little Falls, has
j position with the Kama
bee County Times, at Mora. III
Though Miss Helen Baldwin was
third in the ladies' bicycle race Just
closed at Minneapolis, she was adj
lnittel1ly the belle 81 the occasion.
M. E. johnson, living on the West
side, il quite low with consumption.
Mr.. j ohnsoni 10 a brother of Q. M.
johnson, the West side groceryman.
/ The lumber piled at the north end
Of the depot, which has lain there for
abouta year. waiting action BY the
shipper, has been sold to ]. w. Berg.
II It'll TS"f --- $3.50 $500 tst }%G5E3F a5
The members Of the Junior Ep-
worth league Of the NJ. p. church
were photographed in a group Mon
Jay morning by Photographer Solem.
/ It is probably an evidence ofbetter
times that people have money to
throw, away on such q transparent
lake as was played Thursday even
ing. TIL ID i: !. B s. T. .:-E:. s:I
Bottom Bros. will in a few days re-
M owe to Northwood. N. D. Nego-
tiations are going on for the dis
posal Of their commodious West side
store. ls,2sr: = ~. r." T. ,...r.,
The Degree OF Honor lodge of this
,ity will initiate q large class of can
lidates on Sept. 10. Prominent
state officers are expected to be
!. Jerome Mecusker, just returned
rom New York. reports crops in
that section to have been very good.
with the exception OF hay, which ID
very scarce. "a. i. 4, u:
Paul Gendreau, Of the town Of
Little Falls, threshed Thursday.
Ana. 329ntl ,and Ills wheat yield was
30 bushels to the acre ~ acres
Yielding 1890. E 4sI. E. I. ~ , s':. 5.
\ VIM. Pedley recently sold a fine
hunting dog to Justice Dragoo, OF
Mic Lambert, of st.
Cloud, lately purchased q bird dog
IN Little Falls. 4 :, n 4 @.% II II
Tickets for the great play, ''The
Pay Train" are now on sale at L.
D. Browns, at 50 cents for reserved
seats. The company's usual price Is
81 for the same. i. .s
Miss May E. Donovan, formerly Of
Little Falls, was one of six persons
granted by the, state ex-
aiming board life certificates to
teach in this state. &>s&> #i w. $50 -
4Glenwood Herald: \" Mr., Rob
Walker moved his family from Viii
lard to Little Falls last week. He
has secured employment in an
elevator near that place.
= Come up to the fair grounds any
before fair time and see the
many horses there being worked.
You will then realize we are going
to give good races fair time. 4
=. Wanted. I'll
/ Com petent girl for general house
work. Call at residence Second
street southeast. THEO.s void.
Wanted Girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. GERALD w.
Massey. sss NJ; .5z Il. .9.,%5 =
WANTED Girl for general house
" ork Call at residence.
j. ID rs4 y A. p. BLANCHARD
] Notice Greengard's special adver-
tisement today. He carries a
complete line of furnishing goods,
apd buyer always gets full value
rom him. t5 n: n;
& OF the "a persons who attended
The teachers examination under
superintendent Seal last week, 10
we're new applicants, and Of these
IA failed to pass. ~,
Rates on the Northern Pacific have |
been reduced to a fare and One-third
trip tickets to the Morrison
county fair from Aitkin, Verndale,
st. Cloud, Sank Centre and all in
points.
r. "A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.
7 ] suffered terribly from roaring In |
my head during an attack of ca
tarrh, and became very deaf, used
Ely's Cream Balm and In three