Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14

| tisS aud La Wrcncc, Whlch was
tried briIe II referee and taken un-
der advertisement several weeks
ago. Court StenOgrupaer VIM.
| Russell was referee and the decision
was in favor III the defendants.
Both parties OF the snit are resi-
dents Uf Motley
| Austin CRIMES. foreman OF the
track work ia the little Falls yards
of the Northern Pacific, went t"
Sank Center Saturday E,"rninE. 1t
is runlurru tIuL Austin has hecO.nt
tired ni III. gle hIcs~eNnrss nIu will
joiu the raukS OF the h.neGicts some
time next week in that city. We dh
not learn the Young lady's name.
but she is said 10 tie a resident OF
Sank Center.
The st. AInysius Young Mems So
ciely held It's srninnnunl election
Sunday afternoon, and thefUllOWtnE
officers were elected:
l VIM
Vice pr.sidcnt-tlunk wager.
SecretHry-.)oseph Eertin.
Treu,urer-JUtph MOcGlein.
Ex.,'om-.I MoeGlcin. Frank
Wager, SacO MAZnre.
kerrich 4 Mreglein have begun
the work vi filling up their ice house
for use in their meat market during
he coming summer. The ice IL not
as thick as it was ut this time last
season, and the People, Ice company
has decided tU wait until next mouth
before filling it's ice houses, in the
hone that {. lder weather will come
and make the Ice thicker.
The next band concert will be
given ut the Gross opera house Oh
Jan "a The members ~ the band
exuected to give their concert ut an
earlier date, but were unable to- &C.
cure the opera house. owing to
other engagements. A musical treat
Ia promised at the next concert. and
all lovers Of good music should at
tend.
The city Of NOorhead recently ad-
vertised for several hundred cords Of
tamnrac wood, the bids to be opened
Jan. 3. No bids were received. The
council has advertised for 1900 cords
Of tamurac. and will pay cash for
the wood ON monthly settlements.
The bids will he opened on Jan. u.
In til past considerable wood has
been sold to that city 10y Morrison
county dealers.
The HenneLin Paper company has
lust completed the work OF putting
In Il lev calendar stand In it's paper
mill plant in this city. The new cat
endar stand holds several more
finishing rolls than the old one, and
it operat es very satisfactorily. The
new stand is Il part OF the paper mill
machinery on exhibition and in
OperatiOn Mt the worlds fair. Its
weight is about fifteen tons.
| C.L. Nelson, OF Scandal Valley, was
in the city Wednesday,. Mr.. Nelson
is making prnDarn tiOns tn mOvcfron
Scandal Valley to the Rhodes farm
in Bellevue. and Is In hopes that
snow will fall sufficient for sleighin0
before he begins. He has over GOO
bushels of seed wheat to move be-
side other grain and his household
effects, and it can be moved to Il
better advantage on slrjghs than
with wagons.
Attorney Ed. II. Farnham, Il form
or resident of Little Falls, now To-
Gated at WhatcOm, on Puget Sound,
passed through the city Tuesday on
his way to Minneapolis. He has bust
ness to transact at Minneapolis and
In Wright county that he expects
will occupy his time for week. and
he will then come to Little Falls for
u visit with old friends. He
lCSDCClS W lCbh" ~ "
about two months.
RppreseDtjve Morris has recommend
Ell the appointment Of E!mn l.. Dali
lev as postmistress at Motley. Mrs.
DALEY Is widow OF Charles Daley,
who died while in the employ of the
railroad mail department, and Is a
daughter of Chas II. Hodge, one u
the leading citizens Of Motley. Con-
gresham Morris evidently felt that
the lady was entitled to much con-
sideratiOn from the pOstOfIice depart
/ ment.
Attend the day and evening Sos
siOns at the business College, Win.
J ter term commences Nov. J. Special
I advantages will be obtained by
= those commencing promptly at be-
> ginning of this term. For further in.