Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-09-25

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5. \. Sivects. chairman III the com.
mttee on reception. presided at the
Nelson meeting nn Saturday evening.
and j. II. lihuuea introduced the
Speaker Of the evening. AQuartettc.
consisting III RI. N. Harding, E. $.
Rrown. A ". alacRae ANA Dr. Nero.
sang couple ut songs before the
speaking. unh were heartily ap-
pluNdetl. -s%~
). e. Richard has u force Ut men
and teams at work grading down
rhirs! avenue northeast between
Third ana F,urth streets, and the
sol taken FROM that place ia being
useti to ill ues the low place at the
intersection Ut Fourth street and
I>hird avenue nOrtheast,-and In
frx,alt M his new residence on the
curaer OF those two streets.
Or. and AIRS Nj. Y. Chance. al
Elbow Luke. arrived IN the city
Wednesday. DR.. Chance was a former
resident of DelanO, and has a large
lsa N Der of obi acquaintance In this
city. with whom they are visiting.
Among tlHm are Mr.. and Mrs. J.
VI. CLOSE. I. T.. Staples and Mr.. and
Mes. F. x. Lafond.
". w. Hart. of st. Pa0l, secretary
OF the state &Oard OF corrections and
charities. wac In the city Tuesday,
and inspected thecounty jail and the
city lookup. He highly compile
mented Sheriff Rider on the excellent
condition in which the county jail
was now kept, eta ting that in all his
visits to this place he had not found
it ~ well kept, as under Sheriff
Riders directiO
If YOU have ever seen a little child
in the agony OF summer complaint,
YOU caA realize the danger at the
trouble and appreciate the value Of
instantaneous relief always afforded
by DeWitt's Cole & Cholera Cure.
For dysei,tery and diarrhcea it Ia a
reliable remedy. We could not a.
ford to recommend this as a cure
unless it were cure.
l.. D. Brown.
The Brainerd saw mill. which has
been running day and night crews
this season, discharged their night
crew Inst Saturday and will only
run days the rest of this season.
Scalrr MunsOn, who was employed
here during the early part OF the
sa wing season, but exchanged places
with Lon Neill, went through the
city today on his way from Rrainerd
to Minneapolis.
Section Foreman Grimes has an
extra force Of men ut work
building the grade for the extension
of the Int rstate -four mill side track.
The extension will be builC Oh the
south end, will be 24O feet long, and
will increase the capacity six car
lengths. This will give the Inter-
state company side track room for
twelve cars, more than doubling its
loading facilities.
Joseph O'Connor, now one of the
engineers on the main line Of the
Northern Pacific between Staples
and Fargo. was in the city Monday.
O'Conner was engineer of the Little
Falls switch engine at the time Mrs.
m. Green's boy was hurt while
between the cars, and IL a
witness in the case brought Ivy Mrs.
Green to recover damages for the
injuries received by her son.
When Baby was sick, We eave her CastofiA
When she waa Child, she cried for CastoriA
VIZ she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA
When she had Children. she gave them Castoeie
A. Y. Merrill, of Minneapolis, was In
the city Saturday. Hesaid the sound
money demonstrat ton on the occa-
sion of Bourke COckran's address,
was the greatest political parade ever
seen i'm the Northwest. Even the free
siIverites are now forced to admit
that Minneapolis is al right for
honest money. The Republicans
claim Hennepin county will give
IL, 900 majority for Mckinley.
A team OF horses, belonging to q