Little Falls weekly transcript., 1895-08-30


81 not necessarily committed sto
free coinage At 316 ts 4. No, the
form Of organ ization does not
declare for that, but the object,
| of IL, like the Duluth club OF 2
similar name. is to create I senti.
ment ia favor Of independ dent
coinage Of silver b. the United
States at 1910 /. The first speaker
the Duluth club llstened to was was
Towne, who then declared him
self Oh that question. The gold
and silver clubs are really free
silver clubs. and their assuming
any 9th er name is part OF the de-
'ception that has SO far character
ized the free silver move IN this
district. At the same time the
new converts pose as the most
straightforward and contentious
ot men. Those who agreed with
Towne year ago, and have not
changed since, are now "gold
bugs, I" slaves Of the capitalistic
press, Z followers Of Rothschild, /"
etc. It is strange that a man
cannot acquire a few Of the Popu.
list IDEAS without at once adopting
thelr::style Of talking about those
who differ with them.
When Towne's Duluth friends
talk about his "manly stand in
declaring his convictions for free
silver coinage at is to l by the
United States alone, they Should
not forget that he talked directly
opposite during 4 the campaign.
He should express his views and
on his right to do that tn ere is no
issue. But that he should parade
one kind Of principles before
election and another kind after,
election is what calls fer resent
ment. z . ,..55. ~ .si.t r. n
Wadena Pioneer: George Dow
will soon move his family from
Wadena. He has been given arun
az conduct tor ON the western end Of
the N. r, and as soon az his hand
gets well will take 1t. =s
Staples World: Word was received
yesterday from staples lodge, A. o.
II. w, that q check Of $1,000 was
there for Mrs. Emma =. Daley, be-
ing the amount due on the policy
held Nv her late husband. She is
still visiting IN Ohiosand Indiana.
Alexandria Post News: Miss Bessie.
IL Kasson went to Little Falls this
week for a short visit. She will re-
turn In time TO resume her work as
u member of the high school faculty.
{ = 49,. e u
Perham Bulletin: Chas. Miller re-
turned Monday night from Little
Falls. with the three Henry Murpby
horses, he having fOreclosed a chat
tel mortgage on them. s5.I p | 1
Royalton sanner: Crawford Shell
don, little Falls attorney, and
Sheriff Rider were in the village Fri
day. Mr.. Sheldon thinks Of lOcat
ing here In the practice Of his profess
sion. The Banner believes there is q
good opening here for the right kind
OF o. lawyer. and further believes
that Mr.. Sheldon is just the man.
The increasing use OF sensen, the
breath perfume, among the young
men around town., leads to the fol-
lowing: Intinitive, to sensen; pres
ent participle, senseng; past par
ticlple, sensened; present tense, In
dicative mood, sensen, thou sem
senst, he sensens, we sensen, you
ScllSCIIs AHcy 6CuSCHsal:$ LIE Nh ACos ~ =
be easily corrugated. 5a
Z d The owner and operators Of trac-j
tion engines should become ac-
quainte,l with the new law in refer
ence to the handling Of the same In
the public highway. It fs a viola
tion OF this law to blow the whistle
on the road and the engine must be
stopped within 100 feet Of any horse
or. team 1t meets on the road. In.
case a bridge is injured by anengine
the owner IL required to pay half the
expense Of the repairs. lex.
The Rice corresp ondent in the
Sauk Rapids Sentinel says: 5s "a
MACK, our old wheat man. .is back
to Rices again. He will take charge.
OF the large elevator and buy all the
wheat that comes to town. It is no
more j. B. Hawkes. s Co., Of Du-
luth. but the Interstate Milling COM
pany, which has also control of this
large Touring min In Royalton.9