Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-01-31

WEEKLY TkA
Miss Sara Jansen. " the Little
Falls High sch Dol, returned Saturday |
from u visit to the science depart
ment of the st. PaulaDd Minneapolis
high schools. ~a
The great G-pengartl assignment
sale fake has been abandoned. The
'steen dollars worth OfclOthing was
doubtless finally disposed ri at
great sacrifice. .
I. e. Staples writes that while the
hunting is good along the Arkansas
shore OF the Mississippi river, the 4
weather is detestable and the
country uninviting. |,
Workman Post Of the g. A. K. will
hold camp fire at their hall on Feb.
%. Supper will he served by the
ladies' of the G. A. R. The proceeds 4
to be Used for their benefit. {
The ladies' Of Columbia Rebekah
lodge gave a social in the lodge
rOome after the regular meeting last 4
week. Refreshments were served
and pleasant time enjoyed. I
The winter carnival in st. Pau
ends this week. 1t has been good
deal of a failure in attracting outside
visitors this year, bmt the st. Paul
people evidently had a jolly time.
A hearing on the applicable Of the ,
heirs of Mrs. Julia 4. Strahl. de- :,
ceased, for the appointment Oi NJ. u. =
Huff as administrator OF the estate. -
was held in the probate court Mon 4
day.
II. h. Ambuhl was at Swanville1
yesterday. Hesays that the people Of ,
that place are at present the busiest ,
he has seen for some time. The
wood and tic business is f1ourishing :,
there. 49,: r
Farrow & Bentheld Friday re-
ceived at their meat market one Ut the U
largest hogs that we have ever
heard of. 1t was raised by Mr.. 9
Thompson and weighed dressed 642
pounds.
Peter NORM. who has been en- e
plOyed in s. bowers logging camp n
at Cushing, had his foot severely q
hurt and saturday came to his home Y
in this city to stay until he is able to Il
return to work. h
C.. E. Chipertield, county attorney
of Grow Wing county. and Geo. D.
LaBar, cashier OF the First National q
bank OF Brainerd, were in the city c
yesterday, and renewed acquaint- q
ances with friends. '
No public interest will suffer 1.-the
expenses are reduced SO that a IS :
mill tag levy will pay public expenses.
II, will require just aboutssuch econ
omv as every business man practices 6
in his own affairs. .s.:.... ..
TRY can of Hopkins Steamed
Hominy (Hulled Corn). 1t is de-
licious. Full qt., 10c.
The last lecture of the course given d
by the High school will he delivered
by Rev. T.. Porter Chittenden, of
Winonn. on next Thursday evening,
February s. The subject will be =
'.1'Wo,Buried Cities.''
John Kerich, who has been con- 4
fined to his house for the past three t
weeks with a severe attack of in g
famation of the lungs, was able to
be out yesterday for the first time n
since he was taken sick. e.
Royalton Banner: j. H. Russell I
came back Sunday morning from his '
trip to Duluth. He took a ton OF
butter up with him which he dis t
posed of at good figure. He re- q
ports times dull at Duluth.
Mrs. Augusta Breise, aged 80 ) ears. e
wife of Albert Breise, died from an r
attack of pneumonia, at her nome IN
Randall Tuesday afternoon. The E
funeral will be held from that place ]
on Friday next ut 2p. m. E
De Wits Little Early Risers for
biliOusness, indigestion, constipa
ton. A small pill, a prompt cure
L. D. Brown.
The Peoples Ice company have the y
contracts for putting up the ice for {.
Hotel Buchanan, the Little Falls n
brewery and for the ice houses OF the r
MINNEAPOLIS and st. Paul breweries q