Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-14
pURRTETTE. CONCERT.
the Event oftne Season.
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Come, Rr;rsg Your Friends and
Enjoy an Evening OF Song
and Muaic.
&c. Your seats Reserved.

S Get our Seats Reserved. .Fg
The mnsicnl event Of the year will
he the nccrt-eItcrtainment Ivy the
Minneapolis Masonic Qmartette. in
the court house next Tneslny evel:-
ing, Feb. IS. 3.
The qnartette will b. accnmpanie
nv their snIospianist. Mr.. :. -. Gill
bert. aud their dramatic reader, H..
sDnnfnrtl, Dickii,sOn.. bntl, gentlemen,
.Of prominence. In their separate arts,
and coming with the anar.ette are
.dDutly recommended. The progr. IN
will be- rtplete With selections by the
squnrrette duets. solos and readings
to say not hing III the cDcOres.
The following ri Onr. citizens will
stnnd as patrons and patrumesses Of
the concert, but the list might he
increased would accO.h-
mOh4l:Df permit: 4
!. Mr.. and Mrs. G. l. McNair. DR.. and
Mrs. O.. G.. Trace; Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. r..
Davilson; Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ellen
becker: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Richard;
Mr. and Mrs. +. w. Lyon; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wetzel; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Mecus|ser:: Mr. and Mrs. w. M.
Fnller; Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. WilIia ms;
Mr.. and Mrs. =. ID. Auyer; Mr.. and
Mrs l.. O. VESSEL Mr.. and Mrs. c..
b. Buckman; MIR. and Mrs. X. l..
Rutgers; Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Massey;
Mr.. and Mrs. }. c. Flynn; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Lindbergh aud Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Blachafd. a.. q
The ushers for the evening will be
young ladies selected from the high
school department. '.,
Il Look for window advertisements.
Of quartette and an
49, r.
. General admission 80 cts Those
holding season tickets may have
seats reserved without extra charge
by calling at once at l.. d. Browns.
Other arrangements Willie provided
Tor patrons and patronesses. -
4 Tickets ON sale ut L.. D. Browns.
Chairs will be on hand to accOmO-
date those unable to- have regular
seats. Get your tickets early. Every
sbody's going. ~ .'.>
Tomorrow. for the first time In it's
HISTORY. Minnesota will do public
honor TO Abraham Lincoln, the
smartyred president, by observing
his birthday as q legal holiday.
The bill !, was pissed by the last
'legislat nre and will effect all courts.
hanks, state departments, etc. The
zppstottice, however, comes only
within the jurisdiction OF congress
and the local office tomorrow will
therefore be open during the regular
hours. .-- -.@r-'.. .'> ~
J Everything at the courthouse to-
morrow will be- very quiet, as the
legal character OF the holiday will
require court officers and county
officials to take a vacation. Offices
at the city hall will also be closed. F..
e All the banks will be closed and
many Uf the retail and Wholesale
houses will he open half a day, while
some will NOT unlock their doors to
customers at all. The public library
will also he closed as far as issuance
Of any books from it or it's branches.
The reference and reading III, the
library will be open after 2 p. H.
Tuesdays Minneapolis Journal. .,.,.I
We would respectfully inquire by
what authority the postmaster of
Little Falls closed the office in this
city that day with the exception of
two hours? 80.