Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-04-17

The county has not money enough
in the road and bridge fund to repair
the damage done this week. How
will the many needed improvements
be made?
The Royalton Banner cartoons
Bouck and ClOugh as riding along
ON the G. o. P. elephant. What has
the Banner against Bouck and the
elephant?
j. p. FramptOn aud Joseph
Kester. OF the Hennepin paper mill,
were out in the vicinity OF Long lake
east of FIT. Ripley hunting ducks
Wednesday.
Although T.. B. Buchanan Is on the
ground himself, he has sent for as-
sistance to dam Skunk. brook. The
sky was blue in that direction Mon
day evening.
Miss May Staples is rapidly re-
covering her health at Greenville,
MISS. and she will, with Mrs. l. E.
Staples, soon rejoin the rest Ut their
party at st. Louis.
Express Messenger Ryan, who has
been ON the Little Falls Il Dakota
train for some time, was transferred
to one of the western main line runs.
He was succeeded here by Messenger
GreasOn.
Joseph Lapolice was before Justice
Gaudet Monday afternoon. charged
with assault" by c. F. Engstrom.
He pleaded guilty and paid 1910,
which included the fine and costs In
the case.
This thing of convicting man
againt the evidence is not the fair
thing for any county attorney to do.
1t will soon get 81 people will decline
to be indicted If a conviction is sure
to follow.
Take u dose of DeWitt's Little
Carly Risers just for the good thew
will do you. These little pills are
good for indigestion, good for head
ache, good for liver complaint, good
for constipation. They are good.
L. u. BROWN.
C. w. Bouck was upfrom Royalton
Saturday evening. He ia about to
build q new store in that city for his
hardware business, and while here
purchased several car loads Of brick
from O. DuclOs.
Axel johnson and Miss Cecilia
johnson, both of the West side, were
married at l O'Clock Tuesday after
noon at the M. E. parsonage by Rev.
Geo. r. Geer. They will continue to
reside in Little Falls. I,
Styles in spring millinery are pref
tier than ever, and the largest and |
most complete stock in the city il
carried by Mrs. p. F. Hosch. Read
her announcement to the ladies OF
this city and vicinity.
Helen Baldwin, who was one OF
the attractions at the Morrison
county fair last fall, won the bicycle
race at the Minneapolis cycle show
last week. She came in two inches
ahead Of the second racer.
Beautiful lace Dimities,
new and stylish. Call and
see them. Woodwork &
Harding.
Seeding has begun some sections
of Morrison county, mostly where
the soil is lightest. A large number
of seeders have been sold by the Lit
tie Falls dealers this spring.
Harry Corliss, of the Little Falls
& Dakota, who has been enjoying a
vacation of several weeks returned
to work this morning. Frank
HamIin, who has been filling his place,
will go back to the main line.
CD. Munckton and wife, of Mime
apoljs, are visitors in the city. Mr..
MuncktOn ia field agent for the FL
deity Life Insurance company and
will appoint an agent for this terri
tory to succeed F. B. Simmons.
Several gentlemen from the Ma
sonic lodge of this city went to
Brainerd yesterday to attend the cere-
monies of comforting degrees upon
several candidates at the meeting OF
the Brainerd lodge last evening.
The first Of the new fast trains to
the coast came into Little Falls on