Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20

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! County missioner Nick Hen
men was in the city yesterday. Mr.
Heppen states that the settlers In
the eastern part Of the county are
endeavoriDg to secure a mall service
between Pierz and Goshen. i
! George Schroeder, who has been
assisting T.. F. Bohan in the work J
Of putting IN the steam heating
plant for the new high school build |
; ing, went to Minneapolis Wednesday
for a short visit with friends. 49, |
Mrs. T.. E. Stuart and daughter,
Buelah, returned home Tuesday. Mrs.
Stuart has been visiting friends at
REYNOLDS, n. D., for three weeks and
Buelah has been visiting Bra'nerd
friends for the past two months.
1t is five years since moose could
he legally killed In Minnesota, but
there will be an open season Of five
days this year: from Nov. to 10. !
} The sportsmen of Grand Rapids
have organized grand hunt for
that time. e
H. J. Porter. came down from
Staples last night and relieved Chas.
Bell, who was sent here to take
charge of the Northern Pacific yards
during the absence Of yardMaster (
w. E. Meyers. Mr.. Bell goes to-
Winnepex Junction. I
The Herald.says it had it, informa-
tton from Republican sources that
an effort was made to remove Post
| master Medved. The Herald has
good facilities for getting informatiOn
from Republican sources-but the in
formation isn't true.
A. Tanners mill will be taken
across the Little Falls & Dakota
track y at I'd y teraoon. 1t is now
thought that with favorable
YEA Their the mill will be on Its iounda-4
ton not later than the latter part Of
next week. 49, -
Alex Lemieux, 4 boy about II years
of age. employed In the lath DEPART
ment of the West side saw mill, had
one OF his fingers badly cut Tuesday
night by getting it too close to the
saw. He will not lose his finger. =
VIM. Won DOmarus. proprietor of the
Columbia hotel, has just completed
some improvements. He has added
a large, new steel range in the cJols-
ing department. 1t has all modern
improvements and will be a greatl =,
saving In labor and fuel. <,|s ~" IT,
| S. Trebby' threshed the wheat
crop ON about five acres Of land two
miles east ofithecity Wednesday after
noon and Thursday morning. The
yield was about twenty-five bushels
per acre and it graded No. l Northern.
His wheat yielded above the average
this season. I,
In railroad circles 1t ia rumOred {
that General manager Kendrick. OF
the Northern Pacific, will retire from 4
his present place after President Mel .
len takes his position, and that ..
General Traffic Manager, Hannaiord ,
will be the new manager. ,
Charles Gravel has obtained an {
estimate on the cost of an electric l
line of railroad to Pierz. including I
equipment, and the total is given at
$75, 900. That is All estimate. and {
| the expert who made the figures says I
the amount could be materially re-
duced. II
J. H. Neuman came in from Long i.
Prairie Monday afternoon and re-
turned Tuesday morning. He has .
several horses Of the herd which he !.
started with on hand yet, but as
there ia fair1market for horses in :
the vicinity of Long Prairie he ex-
poets to dispose Of the remainder In -.
few days. :.
Work has commenced on the new =
roller mill at Glendale, N. D. The
contract for the machinery was let
to E. P. Ellis & Co., of Milwaukee, 4
at cost of $7,7O5. The mill will q
turn out from 100 to 1875 barrels
per day and will be in operation n
Nov. l. c
The new High school building III
now complete with the exception OF
the laying Of the tile flooring In the
front onfrqncp Che hoard If n1uca- I