Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-02
PERSONALS.

Tuesday ON business.
Nick Dunn weOt to Duluth Satur-
day night ON business. 4
"A. w. Zuloudek went to Minneap-
oils Monday ON business.
Judge Of Probate Richardson was
u Brainerd visitor Wednesday,.
"A. d. Grant. Of Duluth. was regis
tered at the, Buck man Yesterday.
J. d Stevenson, Of st. Cloud, was
q Little Falls visitor Wednesday,.
Geo. e. KmOcle, agent for the West
Shore line. " an In town Monday.
Mrs. Chef Rogers arrived from
Hayward, WIS.,. Saturday night.
&. A. Weyerhaeuser returned Tses-
day from Il business visit ut Dulutal.
Judge Peter Brick, VI st. CLIQUE,
was u Little Fails visitors Tuesday.
Attorney j. IL. Rhodes went 20
New York Mills Tuesday an BUSINESS.
w. NJ. Fuller and GeO. LaFOnd r.
turned to st. FaHl Monday ulOraiag.
Geo. E. Wilson and H. j. Dassow.
Of RsIvalt4,o, were city visitors Mon
day.
= F. f.. Lewis returned Saturday
night frozen business visit ut st.
Paul.
Joseph Grejl, Of Rich Prairie, went
to Minneapolis yesterday morning .'n
business.
Abe st. Pierre. the Motley hotel
keeper. was IA the city Monday on
DuAinesa.
Al Bnrkardt, Of Red Wing
visiting his sister, Mrs. T.. Z. Lane, in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Douglas, of
AnOka, are gIle.ste ut Hotel COlu ~ bia
yesterday.
G. W. and +. Clincl,. Of St. Cloud.
were registered ut the Columbia
Wednesday,.
RObt. Heron went to Staples ON
the Afternoon" train Tuesday On a
business visit.
MessrA. A. o. Bryant anil H. A.
Irvine, Of Monticello, were visitors ID
the city Wednesday.
Attorneys A. p. Bla nchard and E.
p. Adams went to Brainertl Wednes-
day ON legal matters.
Val Wetzpl. Of st. Cloud, arrived
In the city Monday ON ~ visit to his
SONS John and NJ. V.
John Dennis, prOprietOrOftl the West
side machine shop and foundry, was
u Brainerd visitor Monday.
Thns. Marriott came up from Min
neupOIis Saturday and spent Sunday
with his Little Falls friends.
Geo. d. LaBnr, cashier of the First
National bank. Of Brainerd. waH in
the city Tuesday on business.
JOS. Swankl. who was visiting st.
Cloud friends several days last week,
returned home Saturday night.
Mrs. j.. Hasbouck, Of Pillsl,ury.
was in the city yesterday morning
on her way home from st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Hoffman returned
Monday night from Il visit with
their SOP at che state university.
J. A. Millett, Of Saltwater. timber
cruiser for the zine Tree Lumber
company, wasin the city Wednesday.
Henry Turner, Of Webster, s. D.. ia
In the citv visiting his brother, F. +.
Turner. and his sister, Mrs. Frank
Griffith.
Miss Cory arrived from st. Paul yes
teriay. and will he again employed as
trimn ,er in Mrs. l.. f. Stuart's mil
linery store.
Attorneys Blanchard. Adams aud
Smith, who were in st. Cloud Satur-
day on legal matters, returned home
that night.
j: T.. Kullherg, formerly in the
clothing business in this city, now
travelling for a st. Paul shoe firm,
as in the city yesterday.
Miys Mamie Peterson arrived from
st. Paul Sundayfnight, and will be
employed az trimmer in Mrs. Closes
millinery establishment.
James Costello, who has been EN-.
ploved ~ Freeman 4 Gray's lumber
camps during the winter, came down
from the DtnPr1es tuesday night.
st.. Cloud Times: The waters are
rising everywhere. Both the Missis-
sippi and the Sank rivers have been
going up ever since last night. The
rise ia the Mississippi since last night
has been fully u foot. This morning
an ice gorge formed above the dam
ut Sank Rapids. but broke during
the day and dropped below the
dam. It was probably helped down
str cam by the big volume Of water
that the Sank river has commenced
to pour into the Mississippi. The
Sank river began to rise yesterday
aud since then has swollen into a
roaring torrent. This morning the