Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-05

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A LOCAL ITEnS. III
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Hoover went
to Minneapolis Friday to visit, ,'ela-
tives and friends.
The closing exercises in the Column
bia and Hawthorne schools were
held Friday afternoon.
Every rider of q wheel should take
an interest in this matter and give
the association his hearty support.
Miss Nina Lundeen, of Minneapo-
Lis, who has been visiting with Maj.
and Mrs. A. G Morrill,. returned
home Friday.
Miss Frances Woolsey, one of the
teachers OF the city schools, went to
her home at Minneapolis Friday to
spend the summer vacation.
A Twin City newspaper predicts
that within 10 years the trolly car
system will be extended to all cities
within 100 miles of the Twins.
Bishop Morrison, of Duluth, con-
Quoted confirmation services at the
Church of Our Savior Thursday even
ing. Alarge congregation attended.
Mrs. Chas. Mclean and Mrs. JOS.
Murphy, of Brainerd, arrived the
city Friday afternoon for a visit
with the family Of their uncle, John
Denis.
Mrs. J. J. Buchanan and daughter
Mabel arrived in the city from Min
neapolis for a visit with Mrs.
Buchanan's daughter, Mrs. F. A..
Sumner.
Thos. Baily, Jr. and his sister
Dollie, who have been visiting their
brother John here the past week, Re-
turned to their home at Bemidji
Saturday.
Miss Helen Geissel came upfrom st.
Joseph Mimi, she has been attend
ing the st. Benedict Academy. She
will spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. P. j. Gross.
Crops are beginning to show the
effects OF the drought in some parts
of the county. The damage is not
serious as yet, put unless rain comes
soon the damage will be great.
Fred T. Kraft, OF Minneapolis,
business manager Of the Hennepin
Paper company, arrived in tie city
Thursday night on his regular
monthly visit to the company's
mill here.
Mrs. Belle Wood came down from
Verndale Friday. She is having her
household goods shipped to Vern-
dale, where she will make her home
in the future, having sold her resi-
dence property here.
A cement sidewalk has just been
completed in front of the residence OF
John Wetzel on Third street and
Second avenue southeast. Thatpor-
ton of the city is showing consider
able improvement of late.
County Auditor Harding is at
work on the June apportionment.
He calls it the 100000 apportion-
ment, there being about that
amount to distribute among the
towns, villages and school districts
of the county.
Miss Blanche Martin went to her
home ut Royalton her term as
teacher in the city schools having
been finished. Miss Martin has been
re-engaged for the next year, and
will leave in about three weeks, ifher
health will'permit, to spend her vaca-
ton with her brother at Sentinel
Butte, Mont.
Sheriff Rider received telegram
from s. l.. Staples, of Lincoln, in
forming him that there was an in
sane man there. He did not give
the mans name. The Judge of pro-
bate has instructed the sheriff to
bring the man in for examination,
and the officer will 60 up there to-
night and bring the man down to-
morrow morning.
An interlocking switch ts being put
in at the Great Northern crossing at
Wadena, and it is expected that it
will be in operation next week.
Hereafter trains will not have to
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