Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-03

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A test was made last night of the
arc lights which have been put up
for the Fourth Of July. They
proved to be in good condition and
were left LIGHTED from II to 1l:3O.
The st. Cloud city council granted
twenty-six liquor licenses Tuesday
evening, and four more applications
have been received, which will be
considered at another meeting.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Terry died Wednesday. The
funeral was held this afternoon,
Rev. Chas. II. Poole, OF the Baptist
church, conducting the services.
J. Nj. Van camp went to Sank
Center Tuesday to visit with his
father and sister. who recently came
from Indiana. and are visiting with
Attorney Van Camp at that place.
Three small wrecks occurred on
the st. Cloud and Fergus Falls divi-
sion of the Great Northern Sunday.
Considerable damage was done to
rolling ST Ock, butnD one was injured.
John Werta and Miss Emilia
Bl:ckenhcim were married at the
German English Catholic church
Tuesday by Rev. Raster. Theyoung
couple are residents of Rich Prairie.
Mrs. Frank SmaIley, Il former resi-
dent of this city, now OF Caledonia.
Mimi, arrived in the city Tuesday
evening for Il visit with friends. She
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Lindbergh.
County Attorney Rhodes was
called to Royalton yesterday to
prosecute j. D. Logan on Il charge OF
assault, preferred by &. w. BOuck.
The complainant claims that Logan
struck him with Il hoe.
George Geisel, of North Prairie, was
in the city SATURDAY.. Georgeis quite
stranger in the city, this being his
first visit here in about two years,
and he was kept busy shaking hands
with his many friends.
A large party of young ladies and
gentlemen rode out on the their
wheels TO Belle Prairie Sunday.
They picnicked in one Of the groves on
the banks of the Mississippi and all
report Il pleasant time.
The new chemical engine at the
city hall was placed on the scales
and found to weigh 1860 pounds
when charged. The old machine.
now in the northwest part of the
city, weig his 1860 pounds.
A river driver named Martin Bloom
was arrested Sunday evening by
Officer Richardson on charge OF
drunk and disorder!y. He left $3.50
with Justice Ga udet Monday morn
ing for his breach of the peace.
The case Of the state against
Robert Mclean, OF Pierz, charged
with tearing down some of his
neighbours fence, came up before
Justice Gaudet Wednesday. 1t was
postponed until next Monday.
Several parties from this city spent
Sunday at Fish lake. Blake 4
Kiewel's steamer was running, and
several excursions around the lake
were taken. Fish lake is becoming
quite popular summer resort.
The past week has been q good
one for local land agents, and all
report several satisfactory sales.
The vacant lands in the county are
helng rapidly settled, and good
farms must soon increase in price.
a. l.. Wooster, a prominent citizen
Of OsseO, Mich. after suffering eX-
crucia tingly from piles for twenty
years was cured in u snort time by
using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve,
an absolute cure for all skin diseases.
More Of this remedy is used than all
others combined. l.. D. BROWN.
f. A. Flood who has been at st.
Gabriel's hospital for several days
suffering with typhoid fever is i'm
proving. The attending physician
says that he has passed the crisis
and is now in q fair way to recovery.
s. F. Staples and family and Misses
Carey and Tozier have gone to
Ogema Point on Lake Alexander,