Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-06

AIM NNMEC nv ~ $500 - - -
the city most OF the time. Mr..
Turner has been a valuable member
ot the council and his resignation
Will be regretted. The council VIII
IAN the acancy. necessarily with
some West side man. II
Councils adjourned. ss3s
Hubbard Enterprise: j. r. Cor.
man, ~ Little Falls, agent for the
lCaxton1 Cumplete S:hool chart, was
canv asing here this sv eek. III ~ 8y NJ.
The Franciscan Sisters will 60
around the city next week. making
the annual collection. This collec-
Ition is devoted TO the expenses of
hospital and orphanage and there is
no wort hier use for { money mo-
The Christian EndeayOr society
will again give hair regular month
" socials, and the first was held
at the congregational church par
Tors Monday evening, ADJUSTMENTS
We're be provided and refreshments
served. ss{ n n \. n III l:ss u Ilz
" The county commissioners Tines
day appropria ted 800 toward
an exhibit of Morrison county.
products at the state fair. Geo.
Lafond will have the matter lii
charge, and tho exhibit will be a.
creditable one. .35s # s5is5
The interior work on DR.. Miles
paugh's residence IL well along, the
plastersrs being at work in the sec
Ond story. The building will nave
a handsome porch in front, and will
be altogether an ornament to its
neighbOrhoOd. #3 s35S 4yss 5H.55a5a
Little Falls people will regret to
learn thatsM. G. Burnside, who was
seriously injured in q runa way &C
|cident April q, Is in a very bad con
dition, being almost 4 physical
wreck, and it's not likely that he.
will ever be able to workfagain.g sSs
a The roof of5the orphanage is now
ready for the slate, which is ex-
pected% daily from Pennsylvania. J.
The building has reacheda point III
construction where its effect can be.
seen. It will be, Il noble building.
The stone fonndatiUnfor the boiler.
shousetis being laid, and isvery heavy.
and massive. M T. y s& ". T.. ! .. .s3j:
At the meeting of cuunty commits
ssiOners Tuesday. afew bills We're al.
lowed, and Il q resolution passed
changing the ate ~ I. the funding
bonds from, Sept MI n b s33 s Y, avoid
|qnestion 81 their legality u. The same:
action was taken by the council
in the evening. Y. II. M w. Z5s
@ G.. HI. Patterson WIN move his
family next week into the Bolander.
house, which sls about ready for oc-5
cupancy. The Enke house, next to
DR.. Roberts. where Mr.. Patterson.
now lives, will probably be rented
By B. G. Turner, of the Turner Dry
Goods company. |s= .s,@z. .z.. /. "a ]
ID. and "a. Il. Davidson. !. E.
Shea, A. D. McRae and w. N. Fuller
returned Monday. evening from a
hunting trip to buchanan town.
They were guests aof Hon. q. b..
Buchanan at BroOkdale farm. and
had a very successful hunt and most
enjuya BILE time. j$l 3%3f &33s&$ >s&... T.. 4
4 The Buchanan Comedy company
gave "Two Orphans iii excellent
style last Saturday evening. Mr.. r..
Buchanan as Mother Fr0chard, Miss
Hayes as Louise, and Miss Stoddard
as Henriette, were the favorites Of
the audience. The company plays
on the last three days Of the present
week. F@5 35.s,3 s Fl G 4 q; H. l,,.3 &L ~,
The Minneapolis Lumberman calls
special attention to the rapid
growth OF Little Falls during the
past five years, and expresses the
opinion that the upper Mississippi
cities will continue to grow for some
time. It Is certain that the advan-
tages possessed by such cities as
Little Falls Will certainly result In
their growing for many years.
j. j. Jacobson, Of ELM Dale, chair.
man of the board Of county commits
sioners, says that the threshing
machines have been working in his
neighborhood several days, and
that the lowest yield Of wheat re-
ported is 80 bushels per acre. willie
the highest yet recorded is 80 bushels
per acre. Fl 5. 81 T. Il. S
The schools OF Wahpeton, N. D.,
open NJ onday with Prof. 81. g .Klepper
as principal and teacher Of the high
school. The WahpetOn Times says
Of Mr.. Keeper that ne "has proved
himself equal to any and all emer-