Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-13


thspresent year (which ends early
In APPLY sis about $16 76o. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schroeder. are
rejoicing over the arrival Of a son at
their home Sunday night.
Alfred May, AL ,Hirschback and
Jos. SLENDER. Of st. Cloud, spent
Sunday visiting Little Falls friends
Julian Richard has closed bis shoe
repair shop on First street, and &C.
copied a position in the shoe depart
ment OF Viktor Bros.
No wonder Vasaly fought the
council halt the year to get four
policemen. The city can't have too
much OF a good thing.
S C. Crowley retur ned Sunday
morning from the lumber woods
near Grand Rapids, where he has
been at work all winter.
A. s. Hervin, connected with the
land department of the A. E. John
son company, of Minneapolis, was in
the city Friday afternoon.
Mrs. J. A. WINNER and children
who have been visiting relatives in
the city, returned to their home at
st. Cloud Friday afternoon.
The earnings of the Northern Pa
cific railroad for last January were
$1,913, 1872, an increase OF nearly $780,
900 over January of last year.
Highest Price Paid for Furs
At BARNEY BURROWS.
Long Prairie has just sold $4,000
worth of village bonds for $l0,325.
The money will be used to buy an
electric light plant that a private
firm has been running there.
Mrs. G. r. Anderson returned from
st. Paul Thursday night where she
had been attending a meeting Of the
finance committee of the Degree OF
Honor grand lodge of which she is a
member.
Mrs. James B. Armstrong and
Mrs. VIM. Reed, of Red Lake Falls,
former residents of this place, are In
the city visiting relatives and friends.
They are the guests of their brother,
H. w. Venners. ,' .
Mrs. George Weth erbee, OF Fair
mount, N. D., is spending a few days
with Rev. Carman's family while on
her way to her old home in Mich
igan. She was one OF Mr.. Carman's
Pensioners in Dakota.
The Herald still insists that there
was desperate opposition against
the bill "legalizing" the 100000
bonds. 1t is strange that such a
desperate fight did not develop a
vote against it in either house.
Aside from the more than $4,000
that that the city owes the Electric
& Water company under the dis
puted contract the floating debt Ct
the city is over $2O,0N. Only few
more ''crucial" years are asked for.
Flowing will hereafter be done for
50 cents an acre. DIR. Calling, who
invented The Gatling gun, has in
vented an automobile plow that
will furrow from 50 to 60 acres a day.
The machine will cost $4,000. Get
one for your garden.
Last year Mayor Vasaly promised
that if he was reelected the
octopus" would be dead during his
asked-for term of office. Now he is
g. candidate for reelection, and it is
another "crucial' year in the cru
SADIE. He is as truthful this year as
he was last.
We were lead to believe that If
Frank Hall was elected city clerk
last spring that Little Falls inter-
ests would be forever secure. But it
seems that the same terrible danger
confronts the country again, and
Mayor Vasaly sees the need of an
other years job for Hall.
Robt. H. Muncy, of Royalton, has
accepted a position with the Nichols
Lumber company as timber cruiser.
Mr.. Muncy's many years OF expert
ence In the lumber woods of Mime
sofa, especially qualify him for this
position, and he will undoubtedly
prove a valuable man to the COM
pany In it's pine lumber business.
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