Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-09-18

LIS. MINNESOTA. SEPT. IS
~ The report got around town Tues
day morning tnur Maine had given
q small majority for the Denopops,
aud for one. the few free sllveritcs
had Smiles on their faces. 1t was
almost pitiful to zee their attempts
to be happy. g@s u.
II Even il the council should now
vote to vacate the streets 1t ia doubt
ful II the railroad company would
make its yard changes and build the
new depot this fall. 1t Ia rather late
In the season, for any extensive i'n-
pr"vements ss.s. II, X
N. Orbome. formerly Of Aitkin. has
opened Il steam laundry In the Eau
Claire building ON Broadway. Mr..
,Orbone is8 an experienced laundry
man, and has como here prepared to
do first-class work. He IL now
ready for business. -. !
! The auction sale Thursday 81 the
stock and fixtures included in the as
ssignment Of @. A. Brigham, brought
$l35. This ia about allgthat will be
realized out Of the assignment. as
the book accounts. the assignee says,
are not WORT, much: ... IN. .. H.
! The new owners Of the Kobe -four
mill at Royalton have begun buying
wheat there, and the mill will soon
he placed in condition tn run. The
machinery In the min ii modern, and
1t ia expected that q first class
product will lie turned out. :
A man named Trask, In MirneapO-
lis, started a fire in the kitchen stove
with Kerosene oil, and in the explo-
sion which resulted his wife and him
self were severely burned and hts
aged mnther was SD terribly burned
that shc cannot recover. Next. MIX
Judge q. u. Kerr, Of st. Paul. VINO
has been in very poor health for
several months, in now improving.
He is at the home. of NJ; NJ. William ms.
During the past week he has been
able to drive out, and his evident
gain in strength il very pleasing.
VIM. Tourtillotte went to Royal
ton Friday to hold possession Of the
flour mill for the Interstate company
until the court acts on the applica-
ton for an Injunction to restrain M.
Kobe from further acts Of violence
to gain possession o. the property.
At the meeting at Lindbergh,
Blanchard and Lindbergh's office
Thursday evening the folio wing COM
mittee on reception was selected tor
the Nelson meeting: S. A. Siverts,
NJ. NJ. Williams, j. Mecusker, j. H.
Rhodes and V. Schallern. ''!':aF
The superintendent Of the Brainerd
schools having resigned, at the last
meeting of the board, Prot. NJ. H.
Carleton, Ut Ann Arbor. Mich, was
elected to that position at q salary
III $1,000 per. year. He formerly held
the position Of, superintendent Of the
West st. Paul schools. Es.. astr,5
The Interstate Milling company
has secured a temporary injunction
to prevent Mark Kobe, ,ot, Royalton,
from interfering with their posses
sion and operation, of'the Royalt"n
-four mill: The case will be taken
into court, and mean W hilc Mr.. Kobe
win have to behave himself. . :.,.. ~
81 Edward Goulet.las returned from
4. visit with his brother at Tower
City, N: D. After'a few days visit
with his brother, Henry, he will
60 to Staples for, q few weeks and
then return to his home In Canada,
via Duluth ard the lakes. .@,.,,.>-
r.. w. Manbeck and VIM. Grey. OF
Pike Creek. started Monday for the
old soldiers colony at Fitzgerald,
Georgia. They will stay there this
winter and will either return or send
Tor their families in the spring. Mr..
Manbeck has a tract OF five acres
close to the city Of Fitzgerald.
It. makes Hank Van Buskirk mad
to think that the government pays
It's bonds in gold. As long as the
government demanded gold for the
bonds, and got 1T, 1t is u rather
critical patriot who objects to the
government paying In gold. .-
The Little Falls hunters who have
been shipping their game to the
Twin City commission houses, COM
plain, Of receiving very poor treat