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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
WANT THEIR SON.
"A man From Ripley Says That
His Son s being Detained
..I. at Holdingford. sss. U

Frank Pilal ski. IL the town III
Ripley, Morrison comfy. wss In the
city Friday. says the st. Cloud
Times. md v Anted Justice MartintO
i,sue3A warraneg for The arrest
III VIM. Mclaughlin, Of Holding.
ford. tor assault. He said that last
winter he and Ills wife went til work
in the woods, his better haH cook
lug lii the camp where he was 4ln-
ployel. they LETT their two children,
a girl aged IA and q son 10 years Old
ON their farm. Durinx their absence
a heller got loose and hooked an
other animal in the barn yard, ana
the children fearing that they were
going to be reprimanded. rnn away.
They were unable tn Ind any trace
Of them all summer, but this fall
found the girl ut Brainerd and
brought her home. She told them
that her brother was with Mr.. and
Mrs. Mclaughlin ut HOldinyfOld.
Pilarski ray j that his wife went to
get the boy and the McLanghlins
not only refused 10 give him up, but
but Drove Mrs. Pi!arski away and
assaulted her. Pil'.' ski was
advised to see a lawyer and get
custody Of his child In q legal way.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
Minneapolis Mills.

fridays Journals: Only four Of the
Minneapolis saw mills are running
today. These are the Shevliil- Car
penter, Diamond, Stevens, ana 'BO:
vey De-Lattire mills. The latter will
shut down tomorrow but the Others
may continue. to run n few Ga Us next
week If the weather holds out.
shipments OF lumber in the week
ending on Tuesday ran an even
million and a hall over the CORE
spending week last year. However,
they fell oh 675 900 feet from the pre-
ceeding week. The boom company
has CLEANED up its work. the booms
have been taS en- in and everything
is in shape for the winter and spring
ireshet. In addition. before spring,
a large part Of the temporary work
which was put In in q hurry to- re-
place that washed out. last spring,
will be replaced with perm ahent and
substantial structures.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
John B. Gray Dead.

Among the items from Santa Clara
In the San Jose Daily Mercury OF
Nov. !, is one announcing tile death
OF John B. Gray, VINO was for many
years resident Of Swap river town.
The Mercury says:
"JobnB. Gray died at the residence
of bis step-darghter. Mrs. Z. j.
Walker, on Fremont street, between
Main and Jackson, yesterday after
noon. The deceased had been ailing
for some time past. He was n native
of BrOokfield, Madison county, New
York. and was in his sevehty-fourth
yeur. He located here seven years
axo, and was q prominent member
of the Chur'h Of Christ. A widow
and one daughter, Mrs. A. Dickson
of Los. Angeles. survive him. His
funeral. will take place from the
Church of Christ tomorrow Tues
doy) afternoon at 2 O'Clock. ~. MI.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
Bonds or Money.

In 1888 the town Of Hinckley issued
$l2,O0O in bonds to aid in building
four miles of the road thr ou&h that
town and into the cOuntryefr from the
main line Of the St Paul & Duluth.
The bonds were turned over to the
Kettle River Railroad company as
soon az the line was completed,
about Jan. I, 1888. The road was
operated until March l, 1891. The
tracks were torn up AMI all the roll
ing stock removed In 1891, aud in
1894 the town began an action t.
recover the bonds or their value,
The supreme court mas affirmed the
decision of the 10 wer court, by " hicll
the railroad company will have to
return to the town Ut HiDckIey bends
or money to the value vi SID, 400.
This is the value OF bonds issued ny
the town. with interest added from,
Nav I. 1880.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19

Our readers who have kept I'm
formed on matters regarding Fitz-
gerald, the old soldiers colony
town in Georgia, will Remembers. that
['.Lord Beresf,rd," Il pretended
English noblrmnn. deirauded n
large number "f the people Of the
c,luny. married the daughter III a
|rich resident Anl then, disappeared
with n HIS bride. Fridays papers
bring the news that Alexander
Pelkv, the father Of the girl, has
die,l. and left, Ills daughter $l75.oOO'
The lucky crook mayInow pay part 81
his debts. ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
From Daily. Nov. ~. " I'll IL M Ms Il Il
ARRESTED AND FINED.
Two Trainmen Charged With
NJ Blocking Crossings Settle
this Morning. IA

Conductor Marks and Engineer
! Paul Betters, the trainmen for w HON
4 u " arraAt was issued Thursday on
Y u charge .oi ObstructinG the street
crOsslngs. went west this morning
y on an extra freight train. IN: n. m.
s Sheriff Rider was on hand end
\ placed both under arrest. They up.
peared before Justice Sheldon,
pleaded guilty to the charge. and
were fined s. and costs each. Sta
ton Agent sterling paid the fines for
the offenders. and they continued on
their run to Staples without losing
much time.
There IL no doubt but that in the
future the trainmen will strictly oh
serve the law in regard to cutting
crossings, at this point ut least.
Conductor Marks was somewhat
surprised ut his arrest. as he said
that he thought he compiled with
the law or as near to 1t as 4 reason
able person " Guild ask, when his
train stopped in: this city Wednes-
day. He was on an extra east
bound freight that pulled IN herejust
before No. s. He went in ON the
sidetrack to allow No. to pass, and
also had to wait for No. 2, which ar-
rives ~ minutes after No. 5. He cut
the crossing near the depot and the
First avenue North crossing. but
LETT the Broadway crossing closed.
AT this crossing, he says, he left one
OF the brakemen with instructions
to cut that crossing II any teams or
pedestrians wanted to cross. The
brakeman states that there was no
one travelling on that street 1T the
time the crossing was blocked:
There will probably be no further
trouble In regard to blocking cr,'ss-
inga, for the fines are paid by the
trainmen and they cannot afford ~
stand nany of them. W
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
tRoYALToN 4 0sTOFFiCE.
The Newspapsrman Wins
Out il Host 81
Candidates. hi

ROyaitnp had almost ~ many
Iscauitdate. for postmaster az all the
rest 81 ~ Morrison county. and the
claims ii several II the aspiran. 4
Have lrpn urged with much persist
ence. Different candidates sought
Endorsement outside the village. and
even outside the county. Such =
course was rather a useless waste ri
energy, US the village was the home
|.0f the Morrison county member of
the congressional cOmmiite tee, and his
20 wer to name his home postmaster
was seriously doubted. l. W..
Bouck was the Morrison county
committee man. and to his support
is due the appoin t,nent IT Editor
swanson, 81 the Royalton Bavner.
The editor aud committeeman
have long been close political ASST
cia tes, aud Swanson was undoubt-
etily entitled to the support of Bouck.
While there wa. an apparently hot
con test Tor the place, the membership
oi the Congressional committee gave
Bouck absolute power to name the
,vianer, a nd he naturally chose his
clostest political friend.
The fact shat the Banner has not
usually supported the straight Re-
publican ticket did not seem to ef-
feet the editors chances any, aud 1t
may he that the appointment was
more ad visable or that ace ,unt as
the paper will doubtless hereafter
stay nv the party nominees.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
Il Farmers Have Phones.

DWilemur, Mimi, Nov. 12-Thr Min
iirsOtn Telephone company, OF rms
city, has placed 'pllOnes in the resi-
:lpnces of several 81 the TURNER'S
throughout this county, thus en-
aiding them to send telephone mes
S:,ges from their homes to this city
ana also to ~. Paul anu Minneapolis
and all stations between here and
the cities.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
PlLLSBURY .RkTlRES.
The "Big Miller" at his own
Y Request, is Retired From Y
Management.

Charles A. Pillsbury. the creator
of the immense milling industries Of
Minneapolis. and the general man
ager of j. the Pillsbury- Washhurn
Milling company, will retire from
this position, retaining that 81 man:
aging director, the nominal head q
the immense concern. Henry =.
Little becomes manager 81 the ccm-
pany, and L. P.$Hubbarsi IL advan.
ced* u the position Of treasurer.
Concerning the cnange Mr.. Pillsbury
said: s'sss ''@ :F> .'' y .-'- q
"rhe directors Of the company
abroad: have passed a resolution
which settles it that Henry L. Little
will be manager and l.. P. Hubbard
treasurer of the company. This
action was taken in response to my
request to be relieved from the de
tails OF management. I have been
confined too closely and wanted
opportunity to take a vacation, to
devote my time to the less wearing
work. shall retain all interest In
the business and devote much OF my
time to it, but 1 :eelit was time for
me to cease the. active work requir-
ed of the manager. The action OF
the London directors was desirable
so that when Invent away there
NAV be someone authorized to act
as responsible head. MIR. Little will
now be in this position. | expect he
will turn over to some one else the
work he. has been doing and will
broaden out his field of operations.
Mr.. Hubbard. as treasurer, will also
have additional responsibilities. for
which he is well fitted by his long
experience as cashier.
"Personally, l feel pleased ut this
action Of the directors. suppose
their resolutions must have reached
Minneapolis early this week. al
though i have been expecting the
changes for several weeks. l am
now able to carry ont my plans Tor y
a vacation. contemplate going to
the Pacific coast for a portion OF the
winter, and may run over to ia
pan. I want rest, and can now
, Is away feeling that the RESPONSE
bility for the conduct of the business e y
ia not resting so heavily on my
.h<,,,l1nyu sStk g. - 52@ E.SF
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
- sN7NNHftN Y al ~ M T 'llNN N NJ 10
sl6iUtllL,D.:T.lHE;IR'l OWN n; I! DAN
Sank Rapids People Consider
Buying and Improving the 3
Js S#a 5E Water Power. 0

saturday q Journal Press: A fair
" well attended pubic meeting wat
held at Sank II ,piLs lhst night
when the project Of organising a
company to make improvements "a
the dam was considered. Herman
Berg was chairman Ut the meeting
and G. E. Bell secretary. Quite a full
discussion Of the various phases Oi
the matter was had, speeches being
made by Berg, Bell, Netzel. Coates
Benedict and others. The following
mo ton offered hv Z. E. Bell was
carried, though not very heartily:
Resolved tina, wee citizens of Sank
Rapids, dUsurhUrize the village c'Ann-
ell to enter into an agreement with
q stock company IN consideration 81
the stock company furnishing 3Ol
horse power pprprtunll.v for fire.
electric aud water purposes. to give
II ~, N0O bonds provided the con-
pany shall erect and maintain a suit
able dam acceptable to the said
village council, the site to he clear Of
Then another motion was male
to the effect that the council extend
to the new company the same as.
surances Of help AZ had heen extended
to others who had previously con-
sldHre'l the project. This was
carried with u rush.
Agent Sn,wdOn and one Of tin"
DavillsOns was up from st. Paul
Yesterday but did not remain to at
tent the meeting. 1t ia understand
that they will sell their rights III the
site for 80 200, taking bonds If the
village at 5 per cent to run fifteen
years. Their interests are restricted
W perpetual mill site and power
sOld Il, j. A. Stanton Years ago.
A committee consisting Of Julius
Neils, q. f. Bell, J. A. stanton.
Herman Berg. j. II. Coates and
August Wetzel was named IT, cir
culate q paper among the people Of
the village to see what could be ac-
cOmplished in the way Vi selling
stock.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19

President Mellen. General Manager
Kendrick, and other Northern Pa
ciflc officials were in the city on q
special train for q short time Friday
afternoon. The party were return
ingirom an inspection OF the COM
pany's property at Duluth. it being
TIE presidents first official visit to
Duluth. While at Little / Falls the
cur was run over to the West side,
to look after some needed changes In
the bridge just north Of the gate
house. They were here but a short
time. We understood that after a
ithorougha examination Of the Little
Falls depot, that officials all agreed
that the ventilation was all that
could be deslredi. ,sss'fs 7's'' ssf's''''
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19

st. Cloud Times: There il a pretty
good one ON Harvey Grim ner. of the
j Journal Press. He bousht a rattle
ticket on horse. paying IS cents
for it, That ticket drew the horse,
but Harvey" didn't know. A chap
who did. bought Harve's ticket for
G5 cents the horse goes with it.
That's what we call a pretty big
''scoOp'' on tho reporter.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
In!ianS WI, Stay.

WHITE EARTH, MIMI, Nov. 10
Hon. bar =. Hail. chairman TT the
chippewa Indian commission. left
for White Oak Point reservation to-
day " complete the land allotmenlh
to the Iuui,tns, whn have decided to
remain there permanently instead vi
removing to the White Earth .eser-
vntiOn.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
TIL DANCER

to which the Expectant Mother is
exposed and the foreboding and
dread with which she looks for
ward to the hour of woman's
.severest trial is appreciated by but
few. All effort should be made
to smooth these rugged places
ii life's pathway for lscr, ere she
presses to her bosom her babe.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
MOTHERS FRIEND

allays Nerve BUSINESS, and so assists
Nature that the change goes for
ward in an easy manner, without
such violent protest in the. way Of
Nausea, Headache, Etc. Gloomy
forebodings yield to; cheerful. and
hopeful anticipations she passes
through the ordeal quickly and
without pain IS left strong and
vigorous ! and enabled to joyously
perform the high and holy duties
now devolved Upon her. Safety
|to life of both is assured by the
usesof ssMcthsrs's Friend. J. q and
the time Of recovery shortened.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
a MINERS Sufferings.-

A Miners Sufferings. Expos,
ure induced colds. and colds tleyPi,
uped into that "OmmOnest but most
offensive Of misunderstanding. Or,
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder cleared!
the way to the pure gold. Of good
health. Fred LawrIe. Of Trail Creek,
B. c., writes: II wna Il great suffer-
or from ca tarrh. procured Dr. Az
nevis Catarrhal Powder. 2 bottles
cured me completely. Gun highly
recommend It," Sold by M. v.
Wetztl.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
A Big Roll IN the Lake.
The Duintl, Evening Herald Of last

A Big Roll IN the Lake.
The Duluth Evening Herald Of last
Monday says '-'.3 4. III, = :
..Joseph Burns, q dealerin clothing
at $50 Lake avenue. south, reports
that he lost a pocketbooky contain !.
81 800 in cash overheard from the
steamer Dixon yesterday ' morning Z I =!
while returning froma trip down
the north shore. Burns has been at
Portage and Grand Marafs nearly
all summer trading with the Indians:
He says he went on deck early In the
morning yesterday to look after z
team Of horses he was bringing back
with. him. He was standing near
the side, when the vessel gave g lur e
and threw him against the rail, bis
pocketbook, containing the money
which he carried in the inside OF Dis
coat slipping out and going into the
lake"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19

Miss Thea Branden. q student at
the st. Cloud Normal school, died at
the city hospital In that city, Of
brain fever, on Thursday.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19

Not a Quarter.-But just 10
cents, and 4p.i,'sts III n Vial III Dr.
Agne " " Liver FILLS. No pain, pleus-
urss In every d,'s--littic, nnt awtu'iy
good. cure Sick HeHunci'e, Cous't j.
piiiun. BlliOueIIt-... Nausea. >"il"w-
ness.-a6. Sold by NJ. Y. ". TIL. -,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19

John G. Bullitt, for many years
connectedswttb the, legal depart
ment Of the Northern Pacific, COM
mitted suicide in New York Friday.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19

~ know one lady, the mother Of three
children, who. suffered greatly in the
birth Of each; who obtained Z bottle OF
s Mothers Friend of me before her
fourth oon6Dsmsnt,, and WAS relieved
quickly and e1sily. All agree that their
labor was shorter and less painfuI.
\ JoHN q. PoLH1LI, Macon, Ga.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19

St. Paul Dispatch: P. f. Lyons,
the local observer. said to the Dis
patch today that 1t was his opinion
that the coming winter would be
quite severe. Sud he: II look for
h pretty raw winter. I base my rnl-
culations on the fact that the sum-
mer was fairly long aud the autum
months OF August, September and
October unusually long. AS a rule.
the average for temperature for the
year is much the same. In order
then to Offset the warmth Of the
summer and fall, Il cold winter
should follow az u matter Of course"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19

II 90 PER BOTTLE ct all Drug Stores,
or sent by express on receipt OF price.
aNnKS Containing invaluable information Of
0gVsS interest to all women, viii DO sent 20
tHs any address upon application, ~
Tne eaApsIelo RcoVLAToReo ATLANTA. "a.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19

Minneapolis Lumberman. With
the band IA ws IN the big Minneapo-
lis mills saving both ways-hoth
a comm. and a gOin'-next season
the logs will be turned into lumber
pretty rapidly at the old Falls OF St.
Anthony. Thee. A. Smith Lumber
Co. + has demonstrated that the
double action, doubled tooth band
saw works all right, and what Is
more, increases the cut Of band mill
from Is to 80 per cent. With it
adopted bv this big manufacturing
concern, others will follow suit. ami
in fact tn" double action band saw
may mark the;beginning 0! an era OF
remarkable increased rapidity in
lumber manufacturing. Time will
tell. "'s' - E fsa
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
: Just as:
Good (:

q Scott. and we sell + mech b
chheaper.n Is 4 statement etfn1es
made ~ tie druggist When SOFT,
E.n,,lsion Is called Tor. This show.
that the druggists themselve
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-03-07

Now $2.48. This is the
last week you will be
able to secure a pair at
this price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-14
sHERiFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID and = decree OF foreclosure to me d.
rscted from tho Third Judicial District Court,
salt Lake County, state OF Utah, In favor OF
j. W. jenkins, aud against Alvira McEVoy,
Thomas hckyoy. George X. leadon, Samuel
Walker and Edwin Il. klch. to satisfy ludg.
ment OF slstaO0 and $50 II for taxes. and soeVO
attorneys fee, lhaye levied upon the follow
Ing named property, to.wir situated. lying
and being IN the CITY and County of salt Lake.
state of Utah. and described as follows, TO-
wit,
A part of lot six 10y. In Block Seven IN, Plat
"a" salt Lake City survey. more particularly
described hs follows, to'wir Commencing
two rods East from the Northwest corner OF
said Lot six, thence South ten rods. thence
East eight and one hali roads, thence North
ton rods; thence West eight and one mar
rods, to the place OF beginning, Containing
eighty Eve square rods OF ground.
To be sold Ap the property of Alvira McEvoy,
Thomas Mckvoy, George n leAdon, snnhol
walk r ami Edwin Il Rich, aud VIII expose
the same for sNo or so mnch as Will SATISFY
plaintiffs demSnd, to-wit: sistSO0 and ssts
Tor taxes and s5O,uu Attorneys foe 10 be sold
by me At the West Front door OF tho County
Court lIouse, ~ The city and County building,
Sat Lake CITY U nh. on the 10Th day OF June.
1871 sale TO commence at u O'Clock, noon.
Ttru.s Cash. lnOMAs 4. LEWIS,
sheriff OF salt Lake County.
BY BoMAS CANNON.
Deputy shorif.
4 Dated May tlth. A. u. ISL
BARLOW FERGUSON, Attorney fos Piainiiu