Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-12


\. The senators ana representatives
IRON, Stphrns county voted against
AnOka in the. asylum contest. They
rrprpspn ted the sentimental the CON
trolling Influences In SteHrns county.
Al long as the institutiOnOr aid was
not for Stenrns county. u should 80
u thesontGern part Of the state.
Maxwell. the fnther Of the boy
In Grow Wing county, and
who. was charged with completely IN
tie crime by Mrs. Prayer after her
was arraigned in court
at Brainerd. Monday He entered
the plea not guilty and was bnlndl
over to the grand jury without bail.
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The Rich Prairie Creamery proper
ty was sold ut auction by Sherina
Rider Saturday under an execution
unon n Judgment against Joseph
Book horni as was y lsu q piece Of mead
NV land owned by 3 'ckhOrnt. The
was bid in by the First
National hank for the sum OF $6Ol 81.
Minutes seem like hours when
lie ia n { stake. Group gives no time
to send for a doctor delay may
mean death. One Minute Cough
Cure gives instant relietand insnres
recovery The only harmless remedy
that produces immediate results.
= % ."' T.. D. Brown.
Miss Blanche Martin returned sun
day night from the st. Cloud Normal
school. She hut recently returned
to school after several weeks vaca-
ton on account ut illness, hat found
that her health would not permit
her to continue her studies. Ii is not
probable that she will return again
this term. 81. a-=
The long distance telephone line ~
again connected with the city en-
change, and. is now In complete
" Orking order. The office OF the
Kich Prairie line was also removed
to the present lOca ton of Wetzel's
drug store, and business over that
line will be conducted us usual.
The funeral of VIM. Bacon. whose
death occurred Saturday morning,
was held from the NJ. E. church at
2:3O Monday afternoon. It was ex-
pected that his son would arrive from
the west today, but he did NOT 'ome.
Rev. George r. Geer con lucted the
ceremonies and the remains were
buried in Oak wood cemetery. %.*
The boom company has notified
the frightened st. Cloud people that
1t does not propose to take any
special action to prevent logs going
down river this spring. st. Cloud fs
doing some very ooradvertising Tor
herself and her improvements. Little
Falls will not join ii, any such seDsn-
tiUnal movement as the down river
town PROPOSES. .ar. q.
~ Chas. Sprandel was elected one OF
the justices of the peace of Pike Creek
at the election held Tuesday.
Charlie has been resident of Pike
Creek only a few months, hut seems
t. have made good progress during
the short time he has lived there.
Woe be to the offender VINO comes
before Charles for sentence, for he
will be sat upon heavily. >.@
George Wilson, OF ROyalton. was in
Little Falls Monday getting pointers
on how to build piers to protect i'm
prOvements in the Mississippi river.
A good pier ia wanted in the Mis-
sissippi Just above the bridge west
OF Poyalton.s and the ROyalton COM
mittee consulted with H. A. Conner,
who has charge Of the piers and
booms above Lit tie Falls.
. t~Always in season. Hopkins
Stea med HOmiDy dulled Corn }: Ele-
CANT lunch in milk. ct. can, lOc.
g. Hans Gosh, Of Parker, Albert
Ward, of ScAndia Valley. and Sam
Ktllian, Of Randall. were callers at
the county auditors office Friday
with wolf scalps for the bounty.
Gosh had the scalp OF q female wolf.
Ward a male, and Killian q male
and female, and the total bounty on
the four animals was $40. Killian
also brought in the pelt Of large
bob cat which killed q few days ago.
Stephen Lakin, a resident OF the
northeast portion Of the city, while
on his way home Wednesday, was
seized with a violent spell Of cramps.
He was taken to the office OF P. H.
Neuman's livery stable and doctor