Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-27

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\. II. N LOCAL ITErlS. H,,
y Tom Martin has not yet told he W
the new council will organize. " /,
- MIR. and Mrs. E. J. RichA gave a {
crokinole party Friday evening.
The lumber shipments from Minne- I
apolis last week were 7,5oO, 900 feet.
1t IL still believed that Col. Herox
will quit being chief of police just AZ
soon as he wants to. 49,.
The Retail Clerks union will give
an Easter dance ON the evening of
Easter Monday, April 16, in Maurin
hail.
G. 2. Wander Horck, one Of En-
gineer Goodrich's corpsof assistants, ,
returned Saturday from q trip to {
Ashland, Wis. :. >.-.>. Ii
.. Miss Nav Donovan, of Princeton,
is in the city visiting her brother
y Harry, OF the First National bank,
and other friends. ... 49,. II
Frank Jarboe went to Tamarack.
Aitkin county, Saturday to look
over timber lands for the st. Paul
& Duluth Railroad company.
Judge searle, Court stenographer Ie
p W. Woodward and Attorney Il.
W.. Stewart, returned to their homes
at St. Cloud FriGay. r.
: George Favre, an old time resident /
OF Long Prairie, and we'll known in v
Little Falls, has just returned from :
trip to the Pacific coast. III
s. c. Crowley went Saturday to c.
dar lake between Brafnerd and Aitkin 3
to look after the work of booming
some logs for Nichols & Buchanan. I,
TO. Berg, who has been employed A.
as millwrlght for several months in
the Northwest Paper cOmpany's
paper mill ut ClOquet. has returned
home. III
in the city Friday on her way II
home from Lake City, where she had
been to attend the funeral of her
grandfather.
''The School of Liie'' is the title of '
Rev. Eastou's remarkable lecture in v
the Methodist Episcopal church on y
March 80. 1t contains much of spe- fl
cial interest. n
The Modern Woodmen team will
meet at It's hail this evening
at Z O'Clock for drill practise of
CwO hours, after which the Oriental \
degree will be conferred. &
Senator George r. Barr, of Man. :.
kato, formerly q resident of Little
Falls. was in the city Friday ;,
for few hours. He " as on his way :,
to Grey Eagle on business
Highest Price Paid for fws il
AT BARNEY Burrows. I
George Hamlin came home Friday
or a visit with his family. He is +
now employed as brakeman on the Z
Surerior division OF the Northern q
Pacific, between Staples and Duluth ! t
Some OF the lads VIM threw knives |
at Vasaly Tuesday just to see how rs
near they could come to him with
out touching him, didn't know be
stuck out so far. This knife throw
ing business is dangerous.
Louis Bauchner went Saturday to
Cloquet to take charge Of the work
OF building the boom piers for the Il
Northwest Paper compan-, in place c
OIL. o. Murphy, who was called to T
Perham by the illness OF his mother }
The ZONr cOngrpgatiO il building =
church on the lot on the Southeast y
corner OF Second street and Fourth
avenue northeast formerly ow ed :
by E. J. Ring. 1t will he a frame
structure about 3Ox5O feet fronting
on Second street
Mr.. McDonOngh, OF the firm OF
Hamm & McDonough, who will -
open dry goods store n the build
ing just vacated by Viktor Bros, :,
states that the new store will lie -
open for business April z. 1t will be =.
called the Golden Rule
A petition is being circulated t
off .