Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-11-13

Chef Rogers left Sunday afternoon
for Hayward, Wis.,. where ne VIII
spend the winter visiting relatives.
Mrs. Rogers has been at Hayward
several weeks. They will return III
the spring. >.E..#
As the ground il freezing to some
extent these days, Contractor Bohan
kept his crew ut work ON the sewers
Sunday, to hurry the work to COM -
pletion before the frost made it too
expensive digging.
Misses E. Reaudry and NJ. Roy. who
have been conducting 1ressmak'ns
parlOrs in rooms over l.. D. Browns
drug store for several months. re-
turned to their homes at CrOokston
Wednesday night.
G.. B. Buchanan sent up two crews
of men and teams Friday for his
logging camps on Hillman ana
Skunk brooks. His numbering
opera tions Oh these streams this
winter will he quite extensive.
H.A. Rider W ent to Duluth Tuesday
night. Mr.. Rider is a delegate from
this city to the Episcopal convell-
ton now in session in that city.
Rev. A. A. Joss, who is also dele
gate, went up to Duluth Monday.
A. W. MacRae is improving rapidly
from the injuries ne received by the
accidental discharge of his shot gun
while out hunting last week, and
was removed Wednesday from the
hospital to his home on Broadway.
The Catholic Order of Forresters
observed the opening OF It's new hall
in the Maurin block on Monday eve
ming by a social dance and supper.
There were a large number present
and a very pleasant time was spent.
Ju.lge oearle has ordered the sale
OF the balance Of the stock OF Grin(ey
& Romnes on Dec. l. and sealed bids
will he received by the assignee up
to that time. Creditors must file
proofs of their claims before Dec. 10.
The weather bureau reports the
recent snow storm as the heaviest
for twelve years-for this season OF
the year. About four inches has
fallen. 1t is seldom that sleds can
be used in this climate as early as
Nov. 10.
Undertakers Harting 4 Son re-
ceived telegram from e. ii. Hodge,
of Motley, Monday afternoon to
send a coffin to that place for man
who had dice there. The deceased's
name is W. Il. Senff and he was an
old soldier.
Thos. Pierce. of the Northern
Pacific land department, was in the
city Tuesday on his way to his home
in Staples from several months
business visit in Dakota. He will
look after the lumber lands OF the
company in this vicinity again this
winter.
VIM. Muller, Of Minneapolis, was in
the city Saturday. Mr.. Muller is a
lumberman, who has had several
logging contracts for the Pine Tree
company in the past few years, and
was on business with the company
this trip.
=. A. Weyerlaeuser. H. A. Conner
and Shep Murphy went to Brainerd
Monday. They took a skiff with them
and will return tomorrow by the
river, for the purpose of making an
estimate of the amount of logs be-
tween this city and Brainerd.
Snow fell Tuesday afternoon and
evening, in sufficient quantities to
make fair sleighing for light loads.
there is not enough snow, however,
for hauling logs in this vicinity yet,
but as none of the 1Oggers ore ready
to begin hauling we can wait a
while for more snow.
+, Graham has a force Of men at
work tearing down his machinery
sheds lOca ted on the corner Of Broad
way and Second street. Mr.. Graham
has leased the vacant lot on the
corner of Broadway and Kldder
street, and will remove his office
and sheds to that location.