Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-10-04
Reports from ROyalt0n.

5 u = 80 . VI
n 3ROyalton mills Will make q new
record the coming year. 2 l5.1s
The Kobe mill II running right
along withsJ. u. Hawkinson as mil
\ Ter, ANA the irrepressible Mark Kobe
II as wheat buyer and oil around
hustler. They, too, should make a
!. new record. Sss AZ I
"a. c. Wilson & Co.'S feed mill has
I daily large loads OF coarse grain
awaiting their turntO unload.
a5g Bouck and Russell each have their
elevators in running ORDER and are
doing q rush. business. -, n I.,,2.
Our merchants are all well stocked
& with new goods and apparently al
ready doing Il large business.
The bank reports collections good
and business heavy. '.-A
IA RoyultDn has resumed.
r. B. Hawkes.. OF Duluth. has been
I In the village th+. past week settling
up their business here.
According to reports Of hunting
parties Ia tely returned nom lakes
east and west of us the sam" species
!; OF ducks are here this season as al
ways--high flyers. .,... 49,. -
We have had no cyclones recently
but the wind last Tuesday after
noon blew down the Kobe mill
smoke stack. r., 49,. %
H. Since adjournment III court we
again meet ali our people. on the
E streets. w. .r5,. ," ~
CIV. Bouck, in spite OF opposition,
is putting a large wagon scale right
in the street, right iii front OF his
store, right in front Of the bank,
right on our best business corner.
Hereafter hay. oats. corn. potatoes,
pumpkins. cattle and hogs, instead
OF waiting to be- weighed, will he
weighed while they wait. ..-.-.,
F. l.. Hyde and family are com
fortably settled for the winter in the
q. /. Dakin residence. S..# J.%@@ T..
E. III. Bantwcll and family have
moved into the VIM. Dawley house
for the winter. w., ~ r Z. ~
, G. l.. Otto md bride returned from
st. Paul Tuesday evening and are
at home IN the residence lately Oc-
@cupie,lsbv L. d, Forbes family. @.ss@
The village president is AWAY this
week IN business at his old Iowa
home; we are behaving ourselves
just the same.
I. W. BOuck Is building on the
\ Wakefield farm Il omhinntiOn barn.
corn crib and machinery house, and
will shortly move the Wakefield
house in the village on to the farm.
Mrs. Chas. Castrop, Of Elm Dale,
was taken sick last Friday and died
Tuesday evening, this week. The
sorrow Is increased by Mr.. CastrOp
heing away from home in Dakota,
and the Elm Dale friends have been
unable to reach him by wire or mail
up to date. ..s.~, -
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fill,
Oct. l, a son.
Born. on Sunday morning, Sept.
80, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Thramer, a
daughter. Mother and little one are
progressing finely, and the Morrison
county champion bicyclist is passing
cigars, wearing the badge and
about the same expression az when
the badge presentation was made at
the fair grounds. - $3.50
The Ladies' guild are out with a
scare head (pardOn the expressiOn)
Announcing u progressive color sup.
per at The opera house Thursday
evening Of this week. What that
means we will try and inform you
next week, confessing ignorance at
present. -. |rs
Thresher tales are not generally
d fairy ones, but this year the machines
are outdoing the Arabian Nights.
VIII cor dense and prove some of
item later and the Transcript can
start out as a fiction sheet. $st@<
u Our young Mr.. Towne, with his
coltish prancing, is making some OF
the old time Republicans If this
vicinity actually tired. VISIONS.
Recorded at Randall. b. 4
George Parker takes the lead on