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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-03-09

Of l.. Wells for mining purposes, on
which some mineral has been discov-
cred. probably connected with the
mines on Mr. Cushman'r. They are
old mines and we anticipate success
ful results from their efforts.
II. II. Stephens is practical miner
as well as mechanic and violinist ana
has been engaged by the new mining
company as boss on Mr.. Cusbman' 3
ground
Doc has been to see that little wife
again. 1t is wonderful what attraction
for an influence over man. woman
possesses, especially the newly mar
ried. II is conceded by all that lad
les are fair and the chickens are fowl,
money tight. morals loose and morn
ing gowns too.
A mania for mining has seized this
community stimulated by the recent
high prices paid for ore, the highest
ever known for jack. bone, and spell
ter. We learn Of a company forming
to prospect the old Crow branch range
composed OF Nichols & Eustice and A..
Wells. of Livingston, and j. Eustice,
of this place. May success attend
all their efforts.
In our absence some parties posted
two flaming posters Of the colored
genius on our poultry house with a
result of large shortage OF egg pro-
duct. What would you do Mr.. Edi-
tor. prosecute or dead head the'show?
j. Anthony and G. Cook drove to
Rewey to receive fancy horse shipped
from Dodgeville to Mr.. Anthony.
Mr.. Lambert, who has been quite
seriously indisposed. we are pleased
to see again upon our streets.
George Phillips has been engaged
to work for Clarence Faweett, Johnny
Watson for Aug. Kamm, and Ace
Watson for II. Nodolf. the coming sea-
son.
Frank Deitzman. who rented his
farm last year, will cultivate it him
self this season.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-03-09
fennimore.

An entertainment will be given in the near
future in the new NJ r. church under the
auspices Of the choir Particulars given
later. 1t will be something good and well
worthy of your patronage, Keep an eye out
for day and dates in this paper.
The Fennimore Juvenile band and their
ladies attended the basket social at Mount
Hope Friday evening. All report a gooo
time and declare they enjoyed the walk
home immensely.
Teachers examinations are in progress
here this week A large number from Bos-
cobel and other places are in attendance
Mrs. Warner who has been visiting her
many friends in this village returned TO ner
home in Evansville last Tuesday morning
Ora Dixon. formerly of Preston, having
sold bis fine farm east of that village. viii
make mis- home with US in the future. he
has bought the properly IormerIy 9~9 ~ ,,. D9
and moved his family and earthly possess
sions in last week. Fennimore people. one
and all. welcome them right gladly
Our soldier boys returned from the south
last week We are glad to see them looking
so well. The boys say they are glad 10 get
back where they can see something beside
''darkies and mules.
The w c. 4. T. held very interesting
meeting last week. We understand they
had three new members added to their roll
call There is Iuite an increase of interest
in the work manifested by the people OF our
town.
The sale ofC d. Smith took place last sat
urday and was largely attended. Mr.. smith
is one OF fennlmOre OLDEST settlers anu -
well known as a prosperous business man.
He spent lrst winter in Oklahoma ana be-
came 50 well pleased with the country and
climate that he decided to make ms nome
there. After spending the summer mere
and arranging his business affairs ne re-
turned to the country Of his adoption 70 pre-
pare a house for his family Mrs. smith
and children started Wednesday morning
for their new home. They will be missed by
their many friends and relatives.
Our fine sleighing last week was very
much enjoyed by everyone The transfers
hailed II with delight and our streets were
very lively while the snow lasted. Some Of
the Boscobe ladies, Companions of the For
esters made up party and drove over ana
took supper at Storrs hotel and returned by
moonlight.
School closed last Friday for one weeks
vacation The assistant principal. Miss
Breeder, is visiting at Der home in Richland
Center.
Don't forget the entertainment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-03-09
BuCkwheat Ridge.

Maggie Johnson has just returned from a
weeks visit with her sister Mrs. ALVIN maze
OF Platteyille
John p Roth is very busy nowadays with
his saving and feed grinding. where can
Mr.. Shingleddcker be-
Miss Carrie wenzel of Lancaster closed
her school at this place Friday
There will be basket social and enter
tainment at Is. w =. church this evening.
Viola Briggs OF PlatteviIie has been con
tracted for our spring term OF school
There have been many sick in this vicinity
with iagrippe but are getting better
Most OF the cellars around here have not
been closed tight enough to keep out Jack
Frost; consequently there will be good
call for potatoes.
Elders Mcdowell and Mucens, representa-
tives of the Latter Day Saint church, have
been holding meetings at this place the past
week.
There was a very young man called at the
home of Charlie Henry Feb. 18th. he was
made so welcome perhaps he will stay.
We quite frequently hear the buzz of the
wood saw indicating that people are getting
their wood ahead for rainy day
1t will soon be time to reorganize our sun
day school.
Mrs. Hannah Fry has just purchased a new
organ of Michaelis s. Roberts.
Mr.. Davis OF Platteville left one of his pi-
auo-organs in the home OF Mrs Ellen
Springer: it is lovely toned instrument
Miss Mabel Steinborn visited few days
in EllenborO with her aunt Mrs. Springer.
She returned to her home in Lancaster
Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Ramshaw are the hap
py parents of a daughter. Mrs. Ramshaw
has been staying with her mother since her
fathers death but has returned home late
ly.
The social and entertainment was decid-
ed success: amount received from sale of
baskets So.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-03-09
Patch Grove.

There are a number OF changes being
made In and about town that may interest
the people of our towns
Last Friday the mortal remains of Thos.
ONeil. an old resident of Patch Grove. were
followed by a large number of his friends
and neighbors 10 the Z atch Grove cemetery.
Mr.. Neil'S death was sudden and uneX-
pected. his illness lasted hardly one day.
His home is In Bridgeport Hollow where he
has lately erected pleasant and comfort
able new house. Mr.. ONeil has always been
a quiet unassumtng and very peaceable
man without an enemy in all the Commun-
ity He Is the father of Jennie ONeil Pot
ter and six sons scattered over the country
Mr. Ralph Patch of Poplar Agency, Mon
taua, came and took Miss Edna Hicklin from
home and friends last Saturday TO Prairie
du Chen. where a nuptial knot was tied
of Minneapolis To their new home where
Ralph has been engaged in business for
some years.
Moses Hicklin has moved his family from
Millville and intends to make his home for
Hicklin.
Enis Pond has taken,his family To farm
In the vicinity OF MuScoda. where they will
The Gould family moved to Millviue last
week, Mr.. Gould is in the employ of James
Htcklln.
Scott Key has gone 10 Fergus Falls TO take
charge Of a creamery
Frank Kter while chopping in the woods
last week had the misfortune of having
tree fall on him. though one leg was Sc
verelY hurt no bones were broken.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-03-09
Give the children a Drink

called Grain-O III e. 4 delicious appetinine
nourfshing food drink To- take tn place 81
conee solo by ala gvoccr> and L sed by ali
who have used IL because WIS 4 properly
prruared liz tastes like the zines coffee but
Is free from all It's injurious properties
#lsrafu-O aids digestion and 81 engthens the
nerves. IL is not a Stmular bat health
builder aud children as Wei as adults eau
drink IL Win great benefit. Costs about a
a. much Is coffee j. and x cents
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-03-09
BORN

1--~~--7-7-~-0-7-'-7-7-
AtPlatteville. Feb. 4, to Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lip Loui. son.
AT Platteyiile, Feb %. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott LOyeland. daughter.
At Beetown, Feb. 20. to Mr.. and Mrs James
Jamison. daughter.
At Clifton. Feb. Il. to Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Iyerson, a son.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-03-09
Mules For Sale j..

One span of year old mules, weight about
i.00Olbs. and one span of year old mules.
weight about 900 lbs Call on or address
Fred Bender
Anderson. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-03-09

DR.. Daniels mround Syrup San
guinaria for coughs, colds, Group and
measles at j. T. Benefits. tt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-03-09
fomcial publication. !

STATEMENT of the condition of the
EASTERN Insurance Company OF
New York, in the State OF New York,
for the year ending Decembe 3lst,
1898, made to the Commissioner Of
Insurance Of the State of Wisconsin,
pursuant to the laws of said State.
First-Capital paid up in cash, $500 10000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-03-09

Insurance Department Madison. Wis
hereby certify That the ioregoing j. an
abstract 81 the sworn statement Of thc Citi-
zen = E'trc Insurance COMPANY dled with
the Insurance Department Of Wisconsin.
This esth day of January 1852
EMIL GIL.JCEASN
gvf Comm t>Siuner 81 Insurance
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
Clough Items

Several ClOugh people attended th,
funeral in Randall Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Theleu. oi Randall
called ON friends In town this week
Mr.. Stubbs. Of, Green Prairie
moved his family to Clouxh last
week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Gidney, oi Green
Pairie we're Visiting relatives IN
ClOuxh Sunday.
Mira. Lula Hall. Of Or ,en Pairie. Ia
spending theswinter winter with her
daughter, Mrs. clara Rn.ialt. III
CluuRh. Mira. Halls health IL very
pDOrly this winter.
Married. at the home M the bride q
parents. last week. Mr.. Manning Cor
Din and Miss MabIe Thelen The
bride Ia we'll known and witt be
missed hy her mMnv friends. Miss
Lille Burrel. Of Little rails and Miss
Carrie Bates ~ clough acted as
bridesmaids, Charley and Marsl,-
all Tielen. brothers Oi the bride as
grOOmsnn~n, After the ceremony q
feast was spread after which the
happy couple lett h,r theIr home near
Little Falls. with the ula tions
Of their many friends.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
Swanv,lle Items.

,..-
WIN, Stems IL ON the sick list thtl
week. g. .s.l :s8
Miaa4e Ethel and Elsie Ailshire, Oi
Lake Beauty. were Swanville visitors
Saturday. r. ,.2 f',.ss.
Ira Emery. Of spruce H,ll, visited
here saturday will, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
j. .Batcheln1. '..'H@ wv
|, II. n. Ward and Frank Elke drove
to Little Falls an ~t'riday; returning
on Saturday. 4 ri, ss.y,:,5 ......s ~. q
Mr.. and Mrs; a. a. Hedtke. Of
Little Falls, were SwanvIlle visitors
on Wednesday, , -, II. i.a.S$, i.a.S. ~,
Miss Nora Batters. ot Little Falls.
was here the first oi the week look
Ing up a location Tor millinery store.
The necktie social given at. the
Central House on Saturday evening
was Il success, There were about
Rftv people In attendance. The
evening was spent In games AND
ap
music. About Ave dollars was cnl-
'lected tor the benefit Of the CODgre-
gatiOnal church. ~.2 ,<s
The Iroquois Indian Medicine com
pany js here for a stay Oftw0 weeks.
rhev are giving entertainments and
selling medicine. The, eutertain.
tnents are very good AMI they seem
to be'doinR a very good business iD
the medicine line fhe Doctor ex-,
tracts teeth without pain at the
very low price OF twenty five cents
each sHe extracted over sixty teeth
on Wednesday,. A prize piece Of all
verware IL also given awav at each
entertainment. .- Il
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
Window, Shades Cheap.

1t is we'll to get the best when the price
is as low as others charge for inferior goods.
These shades are the good, strong thick
kind, the kind you can truthtully call shades;
the kind that does shade your windows 50
no one can see through them. For a good
strong window shade, six feet long, we'll
mounted with good copper mounting; your
choice of six colors for Csc
Then we have a heavier shade, it is very
fine quality and would bs cheap at SOC, our
price is 35c
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
CrIvE SOLICITORS

ACTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED
AEVERYWHERE for "The Story of the
Philippines" by Murat~Ha tstead. comn,is,
HISTORIAN to the War Department. The
book was written in army cailips ct san
Francisco. on the Pacific with General
Merritt, in the hospitals at Honolulu, IN
Manila, in the insurgent camps with
A ,.uinaldo, on the deck of the Olyn,paa
with Dewey. and in the rour Of battle AZ;
Brimful of original pictures taken \ by
governments photo&ra piers on the, spot
Large book. Low .Prtcess%, :, Big sprofits
trsphy unofficial qAr books. Outfit free.
Addresses, F. r. Barkert Sec'y.. Star In
sui af1Ce hIdg.. Chicago =: -: ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
Was lOB Years OF Arc.

sHAKoPEE, Minn., Jan. 26.-John
Shoto, known far and wide AZ "Old
6hoto," Of the Sioux tribe OF Indians, ID
dosd. From his own testimony he wss
About I05 years old. and there is no rea-
son to doubt this. for he could tell tales
Of the early days running back farther
than the time Of the building Of tho old
fort ut Smelling, ut which time he was
noted brave in mighty nation. His
wife, % years Of age. survives him, but
his four children have all died.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
How to Cock PIuA Porrsdge.

Old fashioned plum porridge may be
made either of wheat -four or Indian
meal When it 10 made of the meal, IL
will take a longer time to prepare, rs IL
requires at least two hours to cook thor.
oughly When the porridge is done
add the s'twed plums. Prunes or raj.
sins can '.l-o Lo used Sttr the fruit In
slowly /" l.rtvent it breaking aud servo
. .rE, n'.tt Grcam
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
TRADE Lenaitions.


lsThe past V week has .h<en one OF tn.
hllest In all lines Of business In tn
st tllree mOntha. In the early par,
H. tho week the sleighing was 4, .
sroypd. preventing farmers haulinl
hHr, wood. wheat ar, any Othe'
lMaiDdtty tn market In any con-
1ersble quantities. Thursday'-
AnO,v storm together with an al.
ace In wheat prices promiees u
|6p,Ail revival. = ..,.s T.
Owing t. the condition Ol the
tssnds the wheat receipts have been
Nry light, but AZ theirs ia now fair
eighing. and the .Iuca' price ot
gheat having advanced to G. cents
the outlook tor an increase in busi-
dss~ II the near future ia good, The
ts5cal iniiiers have also advanced the
pflce III flour. fancy uat"nt now re-
Milling from $3 50 to $4.M per barrel.
Assiight advance IN pork occurred
during thp week, with further ad-
vance probable in the near future. j.
ssNheat-No /, N4rshern 6lc. No. 2. 62c.
Flour, patent procesx per bbl. u. 80 "a q 90.
straight Rrale, per bbl. q. .6O.
33RakerN4 per bbl $3.50
Sa3round Iced. Sl5. 50 per ton.
a0ran-SlO.O0
SShOrts--$l2Oo.
arlev-S0c.
Mats-S0c.
sslsss ss!n.sseso per e".h.,
hairy butter-l2X to 1Sc.
Nggs- l6es Zoe.
Hat cattis-- SGgS3c.
oows-.&l91ic - y&ss.
8tockersand ieeders-393c.
Veal eAl1reeted-b1<G17ci H., s> =
4IHOgs tive q tsiss s;hO. .tsr eWa X ~
Fresh pOSk-tS6bGS,25 per c0l
\ sA uttOn dressed 70 % 1c: %t%f$
I,ut meata.f7 4, he: VI ~ ,e'
ChEkenst ett7c Ii i..~
lard, d.. ,I,; "a ffh All IL,
Potatoes --2oc pSf DhshsI. ''
at3eAns-7tc' to &c. fef oushel.
Apples - 50 par bbl
iYeas-75c per hushel.
= EeinOns-25c a Soc per dozen.
aO1anRes- l5u SOC. per dos.
,s.siranulated sugar l8 no. tor u.
skeroNeneS l5c per gallon.
ssHav-$4.9o9sh.e6.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27

HARMS, Aim. Jan. 26.-There were
tnarke.t.i here $50 loads Of potatoes, O,
bout l7.O0U bushels in one day. Tie
rices ranged from 2S cents to 20 cents.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27

IL shown that N. ). Grant, Jr
si,ept considerable In t,is effort to lie
Un,tpd States senator from Cali.
:lsrnia. '-%tf
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
HIGH GRADE GLASSWARE.

Considering the small price we always sell
glassware for, it is very cheap to sell it for
one-f fifth less than the usual price,: still we
continue to give twenty per cent off during
our removal sale.
81 sets are now SOC; 75c sets are 60c and
SOC are 4Oc Here is saving of two years
interest on your money. Look after it now.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
THESE REMNANTS

There seems to be rush to this coun-
ter at all times of the day, as soon as we
open in the morning aud late in the eVen-
ing. It is no wonder, we sell goods that no
other store sells at less than cents for
31-2 cents per yard.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
En- Route to Manila,

SAN Francisco. Jan. 2G.-The First
battalion OF the twentieth infantry. 4W
men. have arrived here from Fort Leav
enwor.n ~. g.. IL route 10 Manila. and
lnarIh., a., the trni.sl orr scan
..d ..t. .h..Ulis .AEH OK,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
Reception to tn. Army ana Navy.

kspoPtion to the Army a0d Navy.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 49, President and
Mrs. Mckinley gave y reception at thu
White House to the officers of the army
and navy and marine corps. Invited t.
meet them were the cabinet circle. rha
diplomatic corps and a number Of mem,
bers of congress and residents of thi.
Citv
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
DIs0tOp Of North Dakota.

ttsutOp Of North Dakota.
CHICAGO. Jan. 28.. Rev. Samuel Cook
Edsall. who has long been at the head
bf st. Peters Episcopal church in this
city, was consecratel bishop Of North
Dakota by the Rt. Rev. William E. Nc.
Laren. bishop of Chicago.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
You need a razor and strap.

Our razors are all warranted. If you
can't get one to suit your face your money
back. They are hollow ground, made by
the best makers in Sheffield, England. The
The non x. L. l.. made by Joseph Allen &
sons, they are valued at $3.50, our price
is%l.75. The imperial razor made by John
Morley& Son, every one warranted, their
value q, our price $l.25
Alittle lot of Ladies' and Children'S hose.
i If you don't want hose at two.thirds or
half price pass on to the next article, no use
spending your time looking at this. Last
week was the biggest stocking selling week
we ever remember in the history of the
business and no wonder at those prices
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
4 Cleaning up of books.

A Cleaning up OF books.
There are not many of these standard
works left, of course the ones that are here
are just as good as those that found new
owners, but we have not so many to pick
from, but all are standard works and the
price is only two-thirds, IN some cases only
half.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
Good Bright Tinware Cheap.

Some would think it foolish to reduce
t;nware from the very low price that we sell
it at, hut this is removal sale and we don't
want to carry dollars worth of goods to
our new business house in the Flynp block.
The 81 wash boilers are now soc; the SOC
tea kettle 4oc; the SOC dish pans 40c, and SO
on along the line. Don't wait until this sale
is out before you buy your tinware
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
Toilet and Laundry Soap.

We keep the best brands of soap
the kind that we can recommend. IT, 3
bars of rose, cream or honey soap for 10
cents. A very large bar of Graham's
milled soap, we used to sell it for 1Oc,
now Sc. American Beauty soap 8 bars
lOc. 10 bars Santa Claus soap Is cts.
Attend this removal sale, every
word we say here will carry out.
Tomelty's Bazaar Store.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
Turkey-red Table Cloth

The goods are real turkey-red, dyed at
the great dye works of Alexandra, Scotland.
They are worth 40 cents per yard, the price
here is 25c
There has been nothing like this in the
history of table cloth selling.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
Writing paper at Little Prices.

Writing paper at Little Prices. ~.
One Of the busiest palces in this busy
store is the stationery department., Of course
The low prices ri,ade at this scunter IS well
as the good paper and enYe1Qpesi Is what
causes the caowds here We buy paper and
envelopes in large quantities; paper by the
ton and envelopes by the hundred Thousand
and although envelopes; have advanced in
price twenty per cent we still sell 25 enve-
lopes for &c. Nice box paper containing "a
sheets of paper and "a envelopes at 5 10 l2
Is and g cents.
Granite Iron Kitchenwure.
1t is now conceded by all good house,
keepers that the granite ironware is both
the best for lasting and cleaness. 1t is as
clean as crockery and will stand harder
usages. There are six sizes of kettles here
at 20 25 30 s. 40 and As cents. We have
dish pans in three sizes 90 IS and SOC. There
are milk pans, dippers rice boilers, soap
holders and in fact everything you need in
this beautiful granite ironware.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
This table has odds and ends.

Nearly all the patrons of this store know
where the. .odcs and ENDS table is: 1t is al
Why's bs %ee Dozen Saysrs se Tr
are 20 covered dishes on this table always
sold for 81. We sell them now at 50 cents.
When q pattern is about to be discarded we
throw thelast lot of it on this table and
sell II at lust half price.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
Blind Figs Issldod,

@os5OW - escyS1yVP
W1l,rE EARTH, Minn.. JsN. 31.-Twe
notorious blind piggers, whom the In.
= aian police have been after tor q year,
have been captured and taken to Detroit
for preliminary herring.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
.Flensburg Items.

Asotso0Ns . sS0USo'
Frank WotSka, II Spring Hill, is
visiting brother Bart.
Christ Elleisen has sold his farm to
man from WinOna, whose name we
ha We not yet learned. =
Jos. Tantiecka. VINO has been buy
ing potatoes in Little Falls and the
vicinity around, returned last Satnr.
day.
A dance was held at ThOs. Pler.,icz
last Sunday evening. Mr.. Wawrzsn.
ko wski, brother III Rev. r. Wawrzin.
kowski, was here last Wednesday. "
The bans of Alex Lasetzky and
Annie Srzczinski were announced to
the public here in the Sacred Heart
church by Rev. r. Wawrzinko wski.
0A0TozEA.~
s..-s.a& ,H1h klad You Nsm tls,Is e'sR'l
's:::'" &xfAzz7w
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27

JARDINIERES NEARLY GONE.
We predicted last week. There are only
thirty left this morning, and they will go at
two thirds their value. The $3.50 kind we
will sell at 81 90; the $l.00 kind at 65c.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27

Chamber sets at little over half.
These are going now at $3.50 and $780,
they were called cheap lately at $3.50 and
$780,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-27
Pocket Books and Tablets.

FUCktl DOUkS dnu ldnleIS. =.
There is nice collection and none in
the lot:is high priced though they are fine
and handsome enough to bring more than
our prices. ALI the latest shapes at 25, IS,
81 and Is cents.
p. In school tablets we are always head
quarters. Here in this store you get guam
tity and quality. The tablet we sold at &c
is now selling at &c; it's big one, ruled on
both sides of the paper and 240 pages The
SC tablets we now sell at 4c, and so it is with
many of our school supplies ,~~.