Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-04-26

:, The store In TAnncr DOCK. YIN
door north OF Simnnet Bros, has
been rented to a Minneapolis firm
and 10 now being papersd ano
painted. ..
While the, family were absent, on
Sunday someone entered the home
of Mat Reid on Seventh street and
turned things up side down. Nothing
was stolen, however. -. ,
lie. Staples has his new residence
almost completed and has, a crew
of men at work finishing 1t
throughout in hardwood. He ex-
poets to occupy it about May lat.
The Pine Tree Lumber company
are changing the electric light poles
H. the West side yards so the wires
will run though the alleys instead. OF
over the lumber piles as heretofore.
The ladies' of the NJ. F.. church
wish to thank all. those who 40
kindly assisted them in their enter
tainment last evening and the public
for their patronage.
w. B. Chambers is now at work
frescoing the parlOr at Hotel Buck
man. As soon as it is completed he
will frescO the Office. Over year
ago he did the handsome work on
the dining room and barber shop Of
this hotel.
Mrs. Emma P. Smith, who recently
purchased the George Kfmball farm
at Ripley. moved out there Monday.
Her brother, Mr.. Pepper, Il practical
farmer, will arrive from England
soon and assist her in the manage
ment of the place.
John Stumpt, Of Pierz, was in the
city Tuesday. He says the farmers
of his town have finished seeding,
and that the crops will get along
nicely for another week without
rain. Less wheat and more corn Is
planted in Pierz town this season.
"A recital by Prof. N. D. Flores
music class will be given at Ger
mania opera house, on Friday even
ing; next. Az a MUSICAL instructor
Prot. Flores is u gentleman of recog-
nized ability and the recital will un-
dOubtedly be first-class in every par
ticular.
Harting & Son have just COM
pleted u very neat mOrgue fronting
OH the alley in the rear of their place
Of business. The room, in which u
m arble slab is placed, is 10x14 in size
with galvanized iron floor. In the
front part is a, room 14x14 neatly
furnished and will he used for a
W aiting room and for the holding OF
inquests.
The dust got 80 thick on Monday
that the city council decided to, have
the streets sprinkled before the
yearly contract is let. William
O'Shea hns been employed to do the
work and Monday evening borrowed
the tank used by the Pine Tree
Lumber company and gave the
streets n thorough soaking much to
the era tification of the public.
B. H. Bowman, Pub. Enquirer, OF
Bremen; Ind, writes: Last week
our little baby girl the only one we
have was taken sick with Group.
After two doctors failed to give re-
lief and life was hanging on Il mere
thread we tried One Minute Cough
cure and it's life was saved.
l.. D. BROWN.
A party was given on Monday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wierwitzke in honor of the
weddings of Joseph Wierwitzke and
Miss Micholine Marchinkiewcz
and W. j. Gierok and Miss
Mary Wierwitzke. A large number
of relatives and friends were
present and an enjoyable evening
was passed in dancing.
Among the names of the deputy
game wardens recently appointed
by the state fish and game commits
sion is that OF William Paine, OF
Brainerd, who will look after the
viOlaters of the law in this vicinity
at a salary of $50 per month and en-
penses. He has held this position
for several years, during which time
he has become a terror to breakers
of the law.
| DR.. Frank H. Nero, OF Wilmar,
was in the city on Monday and
about May l will open an office in
Butler black for the practise of den
tistry. C. H. Nero, father of the
young gentleman. is general man.
ager of the National Mutual Life
associa ton, OF Minneapolis, and in
travelling over the line he has been
on the look out for location for
his son. Little Falls suited him