Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-26

=" DR.. Nlven at Royalton Feb. Sand ..
\. Rev. A. Raster. of Millerville, was
visiting Little Falls friends and
former parjshioners Thursday: n
= Prot. Bruins, the optician. arrived
in the city Thursday on one OF
his professional Visits. He has his
office at Hotel Buchanan. >M
John Depnis went to Brainerd to-
Thursday to get some castings made
for orders that cannot wait until his
foundry ia again in operation.
Assistant Superintendent M. NJ.
Fowler and Superintendent ofRr'dg-
es and Buildings A.. NJ Burt. OF the
Northern Pacific, are in the city to-
Thursday.
W. s Martin and daughters. Lou
and Edith. who were in the city tn
attend the Martin-Tanner wedding
Wednesday, evening. returned to
their home at Minneapolis n'.Thurs-
day.
Mitchell RnrtOn. the MelrOse cloth
inr. ia visiting relatives and friends
in Little Falls. Hts Young son has
been here visiting for some time and
will return home with his father
Thursday morning.
The Thermometers Of this city
registered Is degrees below zero at
an early hour Thursday. The
Thermometer fell about 45 degrees in
twentv-four hours. making the cold
snap feel more severe.
Supt. A. r Law, Of the Northern
Pacific. came up from st. Paul
Wednesday night in his private car.
His car was taken over to the West
side Thursday, 'and the superfn-
tendent made a tour OF inspection OF
the companv's new West side i'm
prOvements.
The Northern Pacific bridge was
completed Thursday and the
crew Of Kelly & Atkinson, the firm
Which had the contract for putting
up the steel, left last night for
Motley with their apparatus and
machinery. to put in a similar bridge
across the Crow Wing river for the
Northern Pacific.
All trains passed through the city
Thursday via the old route and the
work Of changing the offices Of the
local agent to their new quarters he
gan immediately after the departure
Of train NJ. 81. the west bound way
fraight. BEGINNING" at midnight
last night al trains rrn via the
new rout, through this city.
Victor Schallorn is said to he not
quite as we'll today as yesterday.
The change is not in the nature OF a
relapse. hut combinations have de-
veloped. He suffered a hemorrhage
from the lungs Thursday and
other nnfavOrable symptoms were
manifested. His brother. DR.. o.
Schallern, however. does not consid-
err his condition alarming.
N. w. MoOrhead. OF Dixville, wasin
the city Thursday. His son is A. +.
Moorhead, who has been at st.
Gahrirl's hospital. with an injured
hand for several weeks. has almost
fully recovered, and will return home
in a Few days. Mr.. Moorhead has
been engaged for several weeks past
baline hay, which he had sold to the
Northern Minnesota lumbermen,
shipping it from Royalton.
John Valentine. father OF one Of the
boys arrested Tuesday for disturb
ing the Salvation army meeting, was
cited to appear before Justice Sheldon
to explain certain remarks he is al.
legged to have made concerning the
action of Justice Sheldon in ca1lS-
ing the warrant to be issu, d for the
arrest Of the boys. The statements
credited to Mr.. Valent ne not only
cast reflections upon the Justice per.
sonal]v, but also upon his official in
teerity. Mr.. Valentine Thursday
denied having made the state
mnnts attributed to him and the
affair was therefore closed.
The regular fortnightly meeting OF
the Shnkespearian Ethics club Was
held Wednesday afternoon in the
central school building. Mrs. G. Fl
Brown, the leader. was present and
conducted the meeting. Mrs. JacOf
Burton read Il paper on the character
of "lago Her remarks on the
subject and the summing mp 81