Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-12-13
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Or. Trace was called to Rich Prai-S
ne yesterday 10 81 We medieval aid to {
Mrs. b. Bnliig. Mrs. BOllig has been
sick f,r some time and for the last I
low days her death has been ala'ost
hourly expected.
Edward BrOder received very
painful iniur, to his ankle Wednes-
Ing by peing kicked by a vicious
horse he was shoeing at his black
smith shop. His injury will lay him
IN for some time. . IN, N
Royalton Banner: Farm lands
pte in good demand. and this is one
Indication of returning prosperity,
One real estate man reports selling
several fine farms the past couple of
weeks and thep were sales, too.
In FreehOrn county there are over
30 creameries III operation and dur
ing the month Of September these
creameries paid the farmers $55.0oO.
or the equivalent ut over 100000
bushels of wheat at the present price.
A. Tanner is finding a good market
in Brainerl for the product ut his
Little Elk -four mill. He sold four
car loads of flour and other mill
products to the dealers Of that city
while there Wednesday evening.
C. I. McNalr, manager Of the Hen
nepin Paper mill, returned Tuesday
evening from an extended business
visit to western cities. including Hell
ena and Butte, Mon, and Salt Lake
City, Utah. .~.. ....... a.. .-.
1t ia wonderful the amount OF nice
toys you can buy. for Il little money
at %.N ToMELTY's.
j. 3. Gibbons has moved his place
uf residence from First street north
east to the new house just completed
by Carl BOlander, on First avenue
northeast, between Sixth and
Seventh streets.
Hon. A. F. Ferris and N. II. Inger-
soil, OF Brainerd, were passengers
for st. Paul on No. 6 Monday. The
Brainerd boys have been kept busy
s1ffx
that slice of II townships of Cass
county. y..
L. e. McNairy, of this city. who is
now agent for u Boston leweiry
house, started out on, the road
Tuesday with Sank Centre "a his
first stopping place. He has tween
enjoying q vacation Of several weeks
with his family. ....
III. Misfeldt, one of the early set
tiers and substan tial farmers OF Elm
Dale, was In Little Falls Monday.
He is not bew a7ling the low price Of
farm products, hut prefers rather to
express qualification over the Inn
me nse crops harvested. y.,s /, /. u
Charles Van Herhe, one OF TIE
prosperous farmers of Buh town,
was i'm the city Tuesday trading. He
raised several Thousand bushels of
grain this vear, and although the
prices are low, the crop will bring |
him q very handsome income
At the SESSION of the Epis c0pai !
church coumcil. Ut the Duluth diocese,
which was held at Brainerd last
week, A. r. Davidson was
elected one OF the trustees. and he
was also appointed one OF the solicit
ors t., raise funds for the bishops
salary
We are doing more business in
shoes than we ever did before which
proves that our shoes are Wearers
and our prices right.
RICHARD Bros.
J.E. Hayden left Friday for the
lumber camps on Swan River, not
far from G. and Rapids, where ne
will scale logs during the coming
winter. The logs he scales are some
being put in for the Pine Tree Lum-
Der company and G. A. Smith & Co.,
of Minneapolis.
Some public enemy surprised sever
al pullets and q fine leghorn rooster
from the hen roost of Bro. Swanson,
of the Royalton Banner. 1t is easier
for the editor to forgive than it is
to overlook the offense of the man
who will stop his subscription with
out paying up.
Buy early. Don't wait till the
best of everything is gone; don't
wait till the last week III the holiday
season. Then you must crush your
way to the counter. at ToMELTY's. .