Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-17

Sylvester Macho Is laid up on &C
count. Of sickness. 5 s8 VI, h. n:
Mrs. Mickey, OF St. Cloud, is visit.
ing Mrs; M. keenan,. II 4. 5 XVI
\ James Gotta ia making numerous
improvements In his Third street
home: h. &.s ss E:t %# W;
R Unless somebody heads OF Sam
Trebby the city justices will soon De
Plutocrats. ,%s&.2l MI. ~. l. Ga4. .fs
F. Jarboe went to Bruno, Wednes-
day. He will spend some time cruis-
ing in that vicinity. :. u s$.
Grace and King Staples; children
Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Staples, are
visiting relatives in Lincoln. q
The Little Falls ball team goes to
Wadena Aug. "a. They will play a
returned game at that place. %
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All the Little Falls journalists are
away on an excursion. Just Pete
vasaly and 1--WE" are here yet. .i&
Rev. H. O. Halseth returned to
Brainerd Wednesday noon. He
will hold services at that place next
Sunday. =, ~ 49,, ~.
Ifyou wish to cure scrofula or
salt rheum perm anently. take Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 1t expels all impurities
from the blood. - :
The next suit against the city will
be by a member OF the Chemical
company. We want a piece OF the
firemen's relief fund for a wrong font
ankle. ~ -
W. s. Sanford, OF Fargo; is regis
tered at the Buchanan. He is at the
head of the canvassers of the Chicago
Portrait company now canvassing
this city. -.
In the civil case Of DR.. o. G. Trace
against Abe Robbins, for the collec-
ton of fees, a Judgment was rendered
in favor of Trace. The case was
tried Tuesday before Justice Sheldon.
In the civil case of DR.. Millspaugh
against Julius Nelson which was tried
before Justice Sheldon Tuesday, a
Judgment was rendered in favor OF
the plaintiff. DR.. Millspaugh sued
to recover fees due him.
Mrs. P. F. Hosch and son,
Claude, went to River Falls,
Wis, Wednesday morning. After a
short visit there Mrs. Hosch will 60
to Chicago to purchase her fall and
winter stock of millinery. ,
The lawn social at the Congrega-
tional church Tuesday evening
proved to be a very successful as
we'll as an enjoyable affair. Japan.
ese~ lanterns were tastefully hung
about the lawn which taken with
other DECORATIONS made things at
tractive. A neat sum was netted by
those in charge. -
The two-months'- old child Of MIR.
and Mrs. Nels J. Nelson died
Wednesday morning. The funeral
was held from the residence, on
Seventh street north, Thursday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock and the re.
mains of the little one inferred in
Oakland cemetery.
C. E. vasaly, G. D. Auyer and Ed.
Kroshus, editor Of the Glenwood
Herald, left on Wednesday
for St. Paul. DR.. Fortier Joined
the party Thursday. They will
be members OF the Editors excursion
which pulls out of st. Paul Thursday
evening for Montreal. Messrs. Vas
ally and Auyer expect to go to New
York before returning.
R.Poncilet has been awarded the
contract of cutting the arches
through the basement walls OF the
Buchanan block and making the
other improvements required in the
alterations of the basement room OF
Tomelty's Bazaar store. The work
was commenced Wednesday and
will require about thirty days for
completion.
Obesity salts, phytoline. tones,
etc., will not be in it when compared
with thu benefit the members of the