Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-05-01

hat drew the new Hartford Dlcycle
a filed by H. H. Tanner Wednesday.
}. y. straw, travelling salesman for
he Mcmillan Paper Company Of
was the lucky holder.
Case Ran, of Rails Prairie. was in
The city Monday morning. The
armarx in that ft,wn have about all
their wheat seeding 0One, but the
,ther seeding and farm work isstill In
on account Of too mucl, rain.
{ TIA lust az easy To try One Minute
'uugh Cure as anything else. It's
,asicr to cure q severe cough or cold
with it. Let your next purchase for
! cough be One Minute cough Cure.
Better medicine; better result; better
nv it. Z. d. BROWN.
Ray Wantz Of Dayton. Ohio,
arrived in the city Wednesday, to take
! position az machine tender in the
aennepin paper mill. He succeeds
Manton who recently resigned
and returned to his home in WiscOn-
in. =. 49,. -. 80.
g.. I. McNair was at Fit. Ripley
looking after some pulp
wood belonging to the Henneptn
Paper Mill company. which Is now In
he Mississippi to be driven from Long
Lake to the Hennepin paper mill In
his city. .z..
Mrs. JOS. Boisjoli, said to be a
.esident of Brainerd, arrived in the
.ity from that place Tuesday. We
make this announcement believing
hat there are some people in this
.ity who would regret to lose all
trace of her.
One of the side rods of the locomo-
i've pulling passenger train No. 8,
broke when the train was about a
nile south of this city Saturday. No
serious damage was done, and the
rain continued her run about hall
in hour late.
1t is not miracle. 1t won't cure
every thing, but it will cure piles.
what DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve will do, because it has done 1t
IN hundreds Of cases. I'll. =. -.
e i. p: 1 ;s.Ssa L. ID. BROWN.
I. E. Staples has traded his resi-
lence property On Submit avenue
to Lud wig Schilling, Of Swanville,
or the latter's farm in that town.
Mr.. Staples will occupy the residence
n the city until he can build himself
home. 49,.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
give an experience social at Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Herron's next Saturday
evening. May 2. A unique entertain
ment will be provided and many
experiences related. All
are cordially invited.
The section crews of the Northern
Pacific Saturday completed the
work of removing the rails ON the
extension of the West side spur track.
The ties belong to Jones & Hatcher,
who built and used the track for
:heir logging trains last winter.
Barney Burton advertises some
special bargains in this issue. Notice
he prices he quotes you on some vi
lis mems suits. Then go and zex-
anime the goods, and you will ap--
)reciate that the bargains are all
hey are advertised to be.
Mrs. jerome Mecusker went to st.
Paul yesterday with her little
laughter Marjory, to consult Il
,pecialist in regard to the child's eyes,
which are seriously affected, as the
'esult of a recent attack OF measles.
Mrs. G. B. Buchanan accompanied
hem. o. s..-.
Night Telegraph Operator Franks
1t the Northern Pacific station here
las resigned his position and will
return to his home in Milwaukee.
Mr.. Franks reason for this , is that
his parents who are quite old. would
ike to have him remain at home
with them. ~ ~
Henry RasicOt was down from
Belle Prairie, and says that farmers
are making fair prog ress in getting
their crops in. The soil in most
parts OF that town can stand moist
ure very well, and when the rain
storms do not interfere seeding is
~
Mrs. T. w. Palmer and son arrived
from Lake City last Saturday. Mr..
Palmer has rented the residence on
Second street between First, and
Second avenues northeast, formerly
occupied by Joseph Greengard and
family, and will soon commence
there. ~ +
mr. GIRS0N DENTIST.