Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-04-16

SCRIPT, LIrrA4h FALLS.
IL. w. Farnnn, who lIns l,etl' an tt
trip ~ i've m,nt''> for tilr
pine I-ee Lumber company IN the
northern part Of the state. returned
home saturday. Mr. Farnunf,3
IA u that section ~ the state IL very
wet. and there Is still q large amount AMOUNT.
III snow hi the W. ODDS. .s..S q n $,53
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Ell. McCnuley, Of this city. rerei ELY, ved
word by telegraph that hin hr,ther.i
living ut t'lpnwOod. Wis, had tIet 4
s-r,Omely hurt. His brother wac
here last week visiting and only a
few days ago returned home. Mr..
avid Mrs. McCauley left Tuesday
II rloOn for that place. Is l3
A letter received from Otto Warner.
who recently LETT this city az at q,
vance agent for the Ell. A. Church
ORA ma tic company. sta ten that the
company went t" pieces ut sioux
Falls. s. ID. Mr.. Varnrr II now ut
that place, and expects to- 10 t.,
work tor one OF the newspapers
there. 0
Temporary bridges have heen cons
ON the Little Falls & Dakota
branch In place Of those recently
washed ont and Mondays train
went thrOug'>tO Morris. This was
the first train west III GlenwOOd In
over u week. Supt. A. E. Law went
over the branch that morning IN his
private rar. ##
The excavating work for the base
ment of the new school house Ia he
ing rapidly pushed with large fore
1T men and teams. There Ia com
siderable frost in the east side of the
grounds, but 1t ia expected that
work will he commenced on the
stone foundation walls the latter
part of this week.
s. D. Wyman, who was a resident
of this city for several months last
summer and removed to Snuk
Rapids, arrived in the city Saturday..
He il just returning from n bus'nchs
visit to the Pacific coast and owing
to the conditions on the Northern
Pacific he was compelled to return
by the Canadian Pacific. IN
The report of the chief Of the st.
Cloud fire department states that
during the last year the department
responded to thirty-tnree alarms.
The fire losses ON buildings during
the past year were $13.45l. 80. with
insurance 1t $40, SCS, and Insurance
paid of $10,597, ping a decrease Of
$36, 473 from last years losses. s
A letter from DR.. Il. @. Orr, who
recently graduated from the Ch,cagO
College Of Dental surgery. states
that he has successfully passed the
examina ton before the Minnesota
state hoard of dental examiners. and
il now entitled to practice his pro-
fession in this state. He will be In
this city in a few days for a short
visit with friends.
NJ. Desotei, of First street north
east. is seriously i'll. About b week
ago he was first taken i'll with faint
ing spells, and last Thursday SUI
fered Il paralytic stroke. His re-
covery is doubtful. Mr.. DesOtel is
nearly 20 years OF age, and has heen
a resident of this city over twenty
years. His many friends will regret
to learn of his illness.
$24.OO Chicago 10 New York and
return. Less than via other roads.
Limited % hour train via the Nickel
Plate. Tickets on sale April q to 26
inclusive. good returning until May
5 inclusive. For reservation in Sleep
ing cars or any other Information,
call OH or address j. Y. Callahan,
Gent Agent, Ill Adams St. Chicago,
Ill.
All the different forms Of skin
troubles, from chapped hands to
eczema and indOlent ulcers can be
readily cured by DeWitt's Witch
Hazel salve, the great pile cure.
l.. d. BROWN.
John Fishbach, the painter. ca used
the arrest Of Nick Rassier Tuesday
afternoon ON a charge OF assault.
Fishbach was doing some painting
for Rassier which was not satisiac-
tory, and as a result of the row overit
Fishbach alleged that Rassier kicked
him out. Rassier appeared before