Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-05-07


ANNE5tyTA. FRIDAY, MA
The many Little Falls cycltst
should make an organized mOvemen
to construct one or more cycle path
about the city. When a person In
vests from $50 to $3.50 for an ainuse
nIent, he or she can afford to pay
little something for facilities t.
properly enjoy the Amusement.
Every alarm of fire costs the tn
city from $50 to $50. 1t will not b
many years before 1t will be cconOm!
for the city to own a team an6h"s
wagon. and not require GO to 10
hremen to turn out for every it'll
blaze. The city would get bette
service for less money.
Matthias Eisel, ST., Of Rich Prairie
arrived In the city from Fergu
Falls this morning, and brouRh
with him his wife, who has been a,
inmate of tho insane asylum at tina
place for some time. She has beer
discharged az cured, and MIR. Else
went up to bring her home.
The annual tax judgment sale t''
Morrison county began at the Office
OF County Auditor Nichols Monday
morning, and will continue every
day this week. Several parties have
purchased tax titles on lands In
different sections Of the county, or
which the taxes have not been paid
Russell Harmon. foreman for thu
Mississippi & Rum River Boom com
puny. arrived in the city Wednesday
with crew of men to begin driving
the logs from this point to MinDeapo
lis. He ia fitting up the wahgans and
ontfit this afternoon anG
put the drivers at work Thursday
morning.
Mrs. Felix Cardinal returned Mon
dav from Chippewa Falls. Wis. She
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs
B. Paul. Mrs. Cardinal, we are in
formed. intends to dispose OF her per
sOnal property here as soon as pos
sible, lease or sell the business OF he1
Ia to husband and return to Chippewe
Falls to reside.
W. l.. Smith. travelling agent fo1
the Monarch Elevator company
was in the city this week, having
just returned from Il trip over tn,
Fergus Falls branch. He reports al
crops in fine condition there. HI
says that the crop conditions ART
very favorable throughout the terri
tory of his company.
County Commissioner Geo. La Font
and Nels. Peterson. who have beer
out surveying a county road in thu
eastern part Of the county, returned
home today. Commissioners J. j
Gross and Me- Hennen will surve,
the new county road leading to tn
Dunkard settlement in the eastern
part of the county next week.
Representatives A. F. Ferris, o
Brainerd, A. N. Dare, OF Elk Rive
AMI D. NJ. Gum, of Grand Rapids
will leave in II few days for trip o
several weeks to the Pacific coast
They will visit Yellowstone Park
points in Washington, Oregon ant
California. II the war scare Ove1
Haw wall subsidies they may go tt
Japan.
Three of the new teachers employed
by the board of education are LITTLE
Falls girls Misses Hill and Vasal,
will graduate from the advance
course Of the st. cloud Normal II
June, and Miss Martin was n mem
her of the graduating c]nss, but wat
obliged to leave the Normal a few
weeks ago. owing to Ill health. TIL.
board did well.
The st. Cloud journal Press states
twenty car loads of young cattle arr
being shipped from that city thit
week. Fourteen car loads go tt
Kansas. s to South Dakota and 2 tt
Missouri. The cattle are what II
known as "feeders," being one anf
two years old, and are shipped tt
localities where iatteniLg cattle TO-
tho market ia made u business.
Cash Gillette, formerly employed
as sawyer in the Pine Tree mills, ant
for the last year workingin the SAM
capacity at Marcus Daly's saw mill