Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-05-15

Mrs. j. Mecusker and daughter,
Marory, returned from st. Paul
Tuesday evening. The child has
been receiving treatment for an az
lection ), OF the eyes, the result OF an
attack Of measles. She has not
fully recovered, but is much I'M
proved. .as s.. Hill r., ;s.
A.. K. Hall added some improve
ments to his steam laundry building
on Second street Saturday. Water
connections with the city system were
made and the ,smoke-stack OF
the engine, which has been giving
considerable trouble lately, was
raised several feet. ~ ..~ "'.,.>,,s
A Tuerk water motor has been
received from Chicago and will be
used to furnish power for the Trans
cript presses, when they are located
In their new quarters in the Butler
block. The motor will be located in
the basement. and the power trans
mitted by belt to the second story. (
tits probable, that in view Ut the
fact that the council has reconsidered
its action to give the printing to the
Herald, that the hearing on the
application for an injunction will be-
postponed. II the council gives. the
printing to the lowest bidder, there
will be nothing to contest in court.
A large party OF MINNEAPOLIS lun.-
herman started down the Mississippi
from st. Cloud Monday on the BOOM
company's steamer . Caleb Dorr.
Their trip was for the purpose Of
observing the condition of the logs
and boom improvements in the river
bet ween st. Cloud and Minneapolis.
Negotiations are pending fGr the
purchase of the old Washburn saw
mill and it's boilers and engines for
the establishment OF a new industry
at AnOka-the manufacture OF beer.
The concern is made up Of some Min
neapOlfs and Milwaukee capitalists
and 1t Is their plan to establish a
large brewery.
Busy people have no time. and
sensible people have no inclination
to use - slow remedy. One Minute
Cough Cure acts promptly and gives
permanent results.
L. D. BROWN.
The De Moss Family, Lyric
Bards'' of America. author Of the
Columbian souvenir songs, who have
recently returned from a successful
European tour, will give one of their
celebrated musical concerts in the
First Baptist church Tuesday, May
10, 1896. Admission, IS cents,
children 20 cents. IS;
A bad washout occurred on Second
street between Broadway and First
avenue northeast Sunday evening.
The washout is In front of the vacant
building formerly occupied by l.. E.
McNairy's bakery and confectionery,
and the brick retaining wall at the
outer edge of the sidewalk was COM
pletely destroyed.
The new fixtures for the Columbia |
sample rooms on Second street, 4.
j.. Monahan. proprietors. arrived
Saturday and are now placed in
position. The interior has been
fitted up to correspond with
the fixtures and is now one of the
HOST finely furnished places in the
city.
What earthly reason is there for
the Little Falls\postoffice closing it's
mails at 7:30 in the evening? Under
the present time card any mail de-
posted in the office before 8 should
reach tho night trains. There ia no
reason or necessity for earlier closing
of mail.
Rev. E. s. Pilling returned to his |
home at Minneapolis Thursday. His !
illustrated lecture ON how the sick
are cared for at Asbury hospital,
which was. given at the M. E. church
Wednesday evening, was highly ell
tertaining. A large audience was
present.
DR.. J. T. Robinson arrived in the
city yesterday from Staples. DR..
Robinson recently graduated from a
medic al college and is looking up u
location to begin practiclng his
profession. He was evidently
satisfied that the field was fully