Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-04-06
Last MeetinQ.

would Withdraw MS suit 20 cOmpei
Mayor Vasaly to sign his order for
$3.50, previously allowed, if the new
order should be signed. Mayor Vas
ally signed all the orders the same
evening excepting those for Trebby
and Schleusener.
The street commissioners report
for February and March-$94 So
was allowed.
The bridge committee reported an
expense of 1922 AZ on the Broadway
bridge. The total cost OF repairs will
be about $3.50, and the bridge was
put in first. class condition.
The board OF Fred Cary as city
clerk-$5OO-with P. W. Hayes and
T. J. Monahan as sureties, was ap-
proved; also the bond OF Christ Crest
as constable-$600- J. ". Berg
and S. Trebby as sureties.
Mrs. Ole Hanson is ill with the
grippe.
Mark Neill has bought a farm in
Marshall county.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. S. Michaals,
April Sd, daughter.
For safest deals in clothing and
shoes call on Viktor Bros. 2 tt
Go to F. J. John for the best har-
ness and horse furnishing goods west
of the cities. Prices the lowest.
So Fuller decided to retain one of
Mayor Vasaly's police officers.
The Easter time is near. You can
get fine Gordon hat at Barney
Bprton's.
Samuel Mills, Of Randall, left Fri
day with his family for their future
home in oregon.
Try the two new cigars, the Red
man Is cents) and the Great Chief
{ 10 cents) CIGARS:
Bishop Morrison will administer
confirmation in the Episcopalchurc
next Sunday morning.
W. L. Dunph.y arrived from Eau
Claire Tuesday. He will be saw
tiler in the saw mill again.
A little son Of David Love OF the
West side had his collar bone frac-
tured while playing Wednesday.
All interested in organizing base
ball club are requested to meet at
the city ha next Monday evening.
John Neary OF Eau Claire is in the
city to take charge of the Boom
company's boarding house above
the city.
Drivers needing shoes have an op-
portunity TO secure the we'll known
Watsontown driving shoes at Bar
nev Burton's.
Grand Chancellor S1obbart Of ST..
Paul met with the local lodge OF
Knights Of P.ythias Wednesday even
ing. Several new members we're ini-
tiated.
Willie Lemay, with TO. f, Sd i. S.
Infty., now in the PHILIPPINES, has
written his brother Alfred under date
of Malolos, Feb. 18th. he is in good
health.
The Hook 4 Ladder Go. elected
Louis Merchant, Chas. E. Gravel,
Frank Bourassa, Hub Friesinger and
Marion Roberts members Monday.
Officers will be elected next Monday.
We are informed that the new
chief owes his appointment to the
pull exerted by the H,n. Fuller, the
Hon. Lafond, and the Hon. Mona
han. An excellent triumvirate and
all OF a kind.
Joseph Johns, foreman OF the Pine
Tree planning mill, when it was first
built. died Thursday last week at
Mason, Wis, OF blood poisoning,
after a short illness. He was FORE
man OF the planning mill Of the White
River Lumber Go.
Frank Bastirn, for several years
in the freight Office of the Northern
Pacific here. has resigned and will
go to Hope Idaho, to work as a
LOGON olive fireman. Harry Taylor
takes Mr. Bastien's place as bill
clerk and Ernest Benjamin succeeds
Mr.. Taylor as night baggageman.
Jos. Huff takes Mr.. BeBjamin's place
in the freight house.