Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-11-10
T0meitv's
BaZar Store.
The Girl From Chilli,

The Girl From Chilli.
The Girl From Chill Co. which
will play at Gross Opera House next
Monday evening. is wledyed
by the press and critics to he one OF
the cleverest aggregations ofcomedy
talent that ever visited this section.
The play is after the Charley's
aunt order and teens with all the
potent factors OF merriment and
ludicrons situations. The company
as whole COMPOSE some of the
greatest comedy peopl'in the profess
sion, they are all :.r|i~tS and have
been specially gagged for their GER
tain lines OF business. The Girl From
Chilli company is under the man.
agment Of Joseph l. Fuller, veter-
an in the handing to success of road
ent rprises and the present company
is recognized throughout the route
OF travel as one OF the best comedy
organiza tions on the road. Reserved
seats at L. D. Browns drug store.
although Harry Meyers has not
hitherto been considered an ornitho-
logist it appears that he is an
authority on white owls.
Inspector J. F. jackson, of the
state board OF Corrections and Chari-
ties, was in the city Tuesday, look
ing over the city and county jails.
Mrs. Isaac Estey went to White
Earth on a business trip. Mr.. Es~
tey has been removed from the hos
pital and is living in a house near
the institution. His condition is
about the same.
Andrew johnson. the West side
groceryman, and Swan Olson. FORM
er]y OF the Pine Tree planning mill
crew, have formed the firm of John
son & Olson, They have leased the
store in the Vasaly block formerly
occupied by John A. Nelson, and
will move their stock there.
London Chronicle: A dignifed
elder Of a church was presiding at a
charitable concert. A Miss Brown
was to sing cora Pro Nobis," but at
the last moment she changed her
mind, and note was passed to the
chairman, intimatiDg that she would
give "The Song That Reached Nv
Heart he thereupon made the
following announcement: Miss
Brown will now sing :."Ora Pro No.
bis,' which being translated, means
The Song That Reached Ny
Heart,''
A bad disturbance occurred Sat-
ru'ay night in Bahr's saloon. Frank
Shea and some Others were seated in
card room. J. G. Bouraasa and
his son Frank and another man
came in and asked for the Shea boys
The bartender said they were ia the
card room. The Bourassas burst
into the card room and attacked the
Shea boys, and d big row was the
result, Sc e7eral outsiders taking a
hand. Geo. Shea had his face cut, it
is claimed by brass knuckles, and
Bourassa cut his hand. All princi-
pals were arrested and fined. The
| trouble originated in a dispute a
short time ago between Bou1 assa
and Chas. Shea, brothar Of Frank
and George.
The following from a North Dako-
ia paper shows that man who had
brief but interesting career in Little
Falls, is still up to bis old tricks:
Emmons county Record: A Bis.
marck business mana creditor of
DIR. Deckmann-writes to the Record
asking as to the wherea bonts of the
"doctor." A couple of moons ago
that worthy mounted a steed for
which he owed and between two dava
hied himself hence. He is now, most
likely, giving people financial exper-
ienc and the coldwater cure in dis.
tant parts. Notwithstanding his
high regard for water, we did adyer-
tising for him on a jaw-bone basis
And now we likewise mourn.