Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-10-23

wednesday,. MT. SeSSlOuS Is ncIe ~
|. see severed ot our citizens who con
, template removing to the old soldiers
colony at Fitzgerald, Ga. g.. -
Will Lemay, while laying brick In
i, the manhole of the new sewer Tues
day afternoon, received a severe
injury to his left hand by one OF the
workingmen dropping d couple OF
, bricks on it. No bones were broken
but his hand was badly bruised and
cut, and he will have to lay off for
some time.
Marriage licenses W ere issued yester-
day to the folio wing persons: Clem-
ent Lyman and Anna Biemek.
Michael LedO and Annie KrottOchin-
ski. Christ Nowak and Victoria
Jaskowski. The last named couple
are IS and Ga years of age, respec-
} lively.
The case against Mrs. Reed
charged with obstructing the street.
was again postponed yesterday. 1t
will be heard next Monday. Attor-
, ney F. W. Lyon. who has charge Of
the defense. was unable to get back
from Swanville in time to try the
case today.
Judge Of Probate Richardson on
Monday evening performed the cere-
mony uniting in marriage Leander
Olson and Mary Bradtberg. The
marriage took place in the office Of
Judge Richardson at the court house
and was witnessed by few friends
of the contracting couple.
The residence of Mrs. 5. Guernon
had a narrow escape from destruc-
ton by fire Saturday morning. The
fire caught around the chimney on
the roof, and had gained consider
able Roadway. 1t was discovered
by the family and put out without
turning in an alarm.
If you have ever seen little child
in the agony of summer complaint,
you can realize the danger OF the
trouble and appreciate the value OF
instantaneous relief always afforded
by DeWitt's Collie & Cholera Cure.
For dysenter and diarrhcea it ia
reliable remedy. We could not al
ford to recommend this as a cure
unless it were cure
l.. d. BROWN.
Anton Detour. a former resident OF
this city, now living at FosstOn,
Minn., is visiting relatives here to-
day. Mr.. DetOur has taken Il farm
on the White Earth reservation and
lives with his mother ami brother
Joseph ON the farm. Seraphin Roy.
also d former resident of this place,
has taken a farm in that vicinity.
The Polish Catholic church now in
course of erection at Swan River,
will, when completed. he one OF the
largest and handsomest edifices in
this part of the state. It's two
towers will each be over 100 feet
high. The buildingis being erected
by Alec Wochnick. and he can justly
feel proud of his work.
Broder & Brannen, who have been
conducting blacksmith and wagon
repair shop on Broadway, near the
bridge, have leased the blacksmith
shop in the Lauerman wagon
factory on First avenue southeast.
This change will give them a much
better location. Their building ON
Broadway will be closed for the
present.
The Hennepin Paper company has
been experimenting with pine in the
manufacture Of paper, and has
found that it makes very good
quality. The company has u force
of men at work now hauling dead
heads'' out Of the river, and they
will be used to Il considerable ex-
tent instead of spruce.
T. F. BOhan commenced work on
his sewer contract Monday morning.
The first work commenced was on
the manhole at the intersection of
First avenue northeast and Fourth
street. Mr.. Bohan will put at work
all the men he can in order to COM
plete the contract before the ground
freezes.
With the issue OF the Alpha, of
Oct. II, this publication began it's
third year. The form has been
changed to that of a pamphlet,
having eight pages and cover and
the appearance is much improved.
1t is published by the high school
!. students but is of interest to all OF
the schools and should be taken by
every family in the city. The sub
scription price is so cts. per year.