Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-16

\ INV Aldermen zsid ~ d3oarnsd - n
i Sl'.1ls' B lng n ths y " aail saturday
sSsgs2, 33s, vsning 81
SO Il The city \ council held y special
sesdi onrned NEE ting At the city hall
Saturda evening Tor the. purpo 3sol
& & gran ting another liquor license. All
N members were present with the ex,'
ception 81 Aid. Martin. The meeting
NJ vas called to ord 10y Vice sident
Denis. who shortly afterwards va
4 Gated tho chair at the head Of the
4 table, for President Moeglein strolled
n into the council chamber. 4 i1
III josephine ~ Drosko was was
\ granted a permit to sell Intoxicating
K liquors. Her sureties are Peter
Knopik and Joseph Ginter. a1@- i
vi Alderman Peterson presented q
\ resolution calling for the building OF
\ q regulation sidewalk on the north
n side Of Broad way from the Northern
\ Pacific water. tank to the corner OF
a Rothwell's real estate Office on the
IL West side. \ = { ,# @%$ e. \
nj After considerable discussion on
n the part OF a couple OF the aldermen
the resolution was passed on an aye
4 and nay vote, s5,l. ,' z z. .ts :,
l553t "A change in the Third ward cleo
ton judges was made. Mr.. Wirwitki,
d appointed as one of their judges at q
{ previous meeting, is not qualified.
He wac relieved Of the duty and
Louis Stromstead appointed to fill
Il the vacancy. X. =, - *. 10 =.
55%g The street committee, at q previous
meeting, had been told to confer
H with the Pine Tree Lumber company
in regard to securing some land from
them over which the proposed new
Little Elk road is to pass. They re-
ported in the affirmative. %...
The council then adjourned sine
die. ..... -. ...:...5r,s :
Tribute to Rev. ]. +. B. Smith and VIE.
Sunday Rev. J. T. B. Smith closed
his labors with the M. E. church Of
this place and at tho brickyard. =,.=>
: His work has been very successful
and the various demonstrations
yesterday reveal the fact that his
many friends regret very much that
his labors with them could not be
extended. But they all unite in an
earnest desire that his new field nay
yield success and happiness to his
indefatigable efforts. !. :! +, 5%
MIR. Smith and his most estimable
wife have made many friends, not
only among his congregation, but
outside Us well. They have shown
an active interest In all movements
that tend to uplift humanity, there
by developing q higher standard Of
true citizenship. ss* II Il \ III
In his closing remarks Sunday
night he feelingly expressed q most
hearty appreciation OF the loyalty
and Kindness of his friends at the
brick yard. Also OF the noble work
and assistance Of the fhorister,}
organist, Ladies' Aid society and
Epworth league OF this city. Mr..
Smith spoke very commercially OF
the true Christian spirit shown him
by the city officials and business men
In his relations with them. And the
most fitting tribute he gave to the
Sisters Of the hospital shows Mr..
Smiths noble. liberal, Christian
spirit. .. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith certainly have
proven to the people their earnest
desire to do much good and their
appreciation of kindness or assist
ance In any way. And the many
friends only regret their acquaintance
and cooperation has been so brief.