Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-01

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T Read j. B. Gibbons advertisement.
Hidden Hand'' at Gross, opera
house Friday night. . X
Miss Clara Olson spent Sunday
with her parents at Royalton.
Rich Prairie and Buchanan were
largely represented at the state land
sale Friday. ...
Now il the time " hen, you can see
our citizens hustling toward the
wood market.
A baby girl was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Lambert, Of Little
Elk, Wednesday,.
The threshers evidently have a
little more pleasant weatherin which
to rush their work.
Postmaster Medved announces the
arrival Of a baby girl at his resi-
dence Wednesday morning.
\ baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Hanson. of the West side,
Wednesday morning.
~Carter's. Sanford g, Stafford's.
Thomas. and Diamond inks ana
mncilage for sale at Tuttle's news
stand. :
marriag e licelise was granted Mon
dav to Peter Fork and Miss Frances
Gramroth by Clerk OF Court Signor.
Owing to the sickness in the family
of G. B. Buck man Misses Meyers,
Gable and Convey are at. the Buck
man.
It ia estimated that there were
more people in Little Falls Saturday
than at any other time for several
years.
Engineer AL. Lepppr has moved his
place of residence to the Ed.
Mcdonald house on on '.F: =! street rect
northeast. % H.. =,
Don't forget that::w have bar
gains to offer you this fall: .~ j.
,>.:: ~; RICHARD BROS.
"Hidden Hand''-a good" playa
good cast--a go"d cause q good
opera house-good crowd wanted.
Don't miss good thing.
A defective wire gallze!,cansed
shut down OF severa, hours III, she Ut
the machines of the HennepinRaper
mill Wednesday forenoon. ~: T..
A marriage l,cens, was issued by
the clerk of court "Wednesday to AL
fred M. McGregOr and Miss Mare E.
Vessel, both of Rich Prairie.
The Hennepin Paper companys'
new warehouse ia nearly completed.
1t will have a covering Of corrugated
iron as a protection against fire.
Attorneys D. W. :Bruckart and o.
T. Taylor completed their business
in the district court and returned
home to st. Cloud Tuesday morning:
Mail Agent J. W: Schenck writes
to his brother, H. B., of this city an.
nourcing the arrival OF a son at his
residence in Duluth on last Monday.
Exposure to cold, damp, winds,
may result in pneumonia unless the
system is kept invigorated with
Hoods Sarsaplilla.
A party Of about ten men with
teams, who have been. in Dakota
since the beginning of har> esting. re-
turned to their homes here last Fri
day.
There was rush in all branches
of the mercantile business Satur-
day. Even the auctioneers have
sold nearly everything they had on
hand.
The postponement of the Thayer
tax cases suspends decision ON be-
tween $1,000 and $4,000 taxes levied
against the property for the years
18934-5.
Staples ia the latest village to
adopt the *'curfew" ordinance. and
it went into effect there last week.
Nearly all places that have tried it,
approve it.
J.F. johnson, an emplOye OF the
Pine Tree saw mill, was struck in
the face with a piece of edging yes
terday afternoon, and received quite
a severe cut.
The funeral of Lena Lible. the
vr,rnuast daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.