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Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Messrs. J. E. Madden and Chas.
Lenthold, OF Vasica, N. Y, and R..
II. Mills, v. A. Quale, John Howe,
Herman Kruse and Phil. G. Hentz,
of Rochester, N. Y, arrived in the
city Thursday night. After spend
ing the night at the Antlers, they
left Friday morning for Sullivan
lake on a fishing and hunting ex-
petition. They shipped their boats,
carts, etc., here by freight and then
hired McGregor Bros. to take them
up to the lake. Central Minnesota
must be somewhat notable when 1t
comes to furnishing hunting grounds
for far away sports. Residents ol
New York will undoubtedly be
treated to Morrison county's fist
stories when the. party returns
home.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Messrs. Wetzel and Berg closed
their Agram land deal Friday after
noon. They disposed of 400 acres OF
unimproved land to Hubert Bares
and DR.. Kirkhoff. The considera.
tion was $40 an acre. The pur-
chasers will commence improving
their newly acquired soil this fall SO
that by the close of next summer
they will be able to realize some
thing by selling the grain they have
raised.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

E s. Smith, VIM. Pedley, N
Richardson, F.. w. Lyon, Ed. Tanner
Phil Gross and Wm., Hall were
among the Little Falls people who
attended the church picnic at Flens
berg Thursday. The picnic was
given by the Catholic congregation
of that village. While those from
this city do not know what the
affair realized for the church they
are sure as to how far their per.
sonal donations helped to swell the
purse.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

The observation-disclosures Lumber
company is doing considerable pur'
chasing Of pine lands now adays.
The company does not expect much
cutting this winter but will hold
over and make a showing the com.
ing season. It was the original In
tention of the company to cut
about II, ,000, 900 feet but they have
altered their plans and will cut but
very little II any.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

An engine and one car Of No. lO1,
the west bound branch train, left the
track at Morris Thursday. They
ran into an open switch and were
on the ties all night. The switch
was at the Northern Pacific's end o1
the transfer track connecting with
the Great Northern's rails. The
switch Ia always closed anG the rea
son for it's being open this time II
being Investigated by the officials
Conductor Desch had charge Of the
train ditched.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Harry Palmer entertained his Sun
day school class Thursday afternoon
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. W. Palmer, on Third street
north. There were about twenty
youngsters present ranging from ten
to thirteen years Of age. Their host
amused them by various games and
during the later hours OF the after
noon served refreshments to his
guests. *
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

"A. Kingman went to Brainerd
Satu rday noon. He has accepted q
position with Butler & Ryan the
Brainerd contractors. Considerable
OF Mr.. Kingman's time though will
be spent in the city.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Chas. Wagner has resigned as
compositor on the Herald. The
Democratic push down there was
too much for him. He has gone to
Murdock to accept a similar posi-
tiOn.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

II. Fussner, OF Melrose, is In the
CITY,. Mr.. Fussner is the inventor
of a patent tanning mill and is here
for the purpose Of explaining it's ad'
vantages to the local farmers and
tillers of the soil.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

DO not get scared II your heart
troubles you. Most likely you SUI
fer from indigestion. KOdOl Dys-
pepsia Cure digests what you want
to eat and gives the worn out
stomach perfect rest. 1t is the only
preparation known that completely
dioests all classes of foods; that is
why it cures the worst cases of in
and stomach trouble after
every thing else has failed. 1t may
he taken in all conditions and can
not help but do you good.-L. d.
Brown, Druggist.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

@-Did you see those swell hats at
Mrs. E. E.. Stuart's? just call in
and look them over. No trouble t
show goods in my new store, one
door south of the old store.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

John Carley is now employed by
the Electric & Water company. The
large amount Of work they are do
ing at present requires the services
of experienced men.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Fred N. Burial LETT Thursday
night for Angus, Minn. He will
teach an eight months term OF
school in the public school at that
place. The school opens next Mon
day.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Frank Lachance has returned from
Dakota and moved his family into
a vacant house on Second street
north.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kraemer and
Mrs. Jos. Bockhorni have returned
to Minneapolis. They were accom-
panied by John Gross, ST., and Mrs.
j. keeGe. Vs.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

The two-years-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Neal O'Donnel died at Swan
River Thursday of inflammation OF
the bow els. The funeral was held
Saturday at that place. :.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Mrs. VIM. Dunn, of Oscoda, Mich,
arrived in the city Friday. She was
called here by the serious illness Of
her husband, who is very sick
patient at the hospital.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

The water in the river is the high
est, at this particular time Of the
season, than it has been for q number
OF years. Our rains were late this
year.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

+. T.. Shaw returned from st, Cloud
Friday. The case which be went
there to try was postponed until
Nov. IA, ais some Of the witnesses
were not there. The case was In
connection with the estate Of Rev. a.
G. uunkel deceased. y All claims
against whom are said not to have
been paid. a%>ttSse,> +,r>f t,s! "r*..$ =, W. :. Il
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Father Arenth, who has been
assisting Father Lange in che work
at the Sacred Heart church in this
city, went to st. Cloud Saturday
afternoon to assist in the religious
work at the cathedral there.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

B. Burton has just finished thresh-
ing on his Platte river farm. His
oats turned out about thirty-five
bushels to the acre. Wheat was not
good.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

r. A. Daley, who has been In the
city for some time representing the
Universal History Publishing COM
pany, of Chicago, went to Royalton
Friday to "work the town."
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

&C. Cowan, an old soldier OF St..
Cloud, who has become perfectly
helpless, has had. his pension in
creased from $12 to $72 per month
through the efforts OF Congressman
Morris.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

The road grader was used on the
county road on both sides of Rice
creek Friday. The road was not in
the best OF condition previous to the
use of the grader but is now consid'
erably improved and suitable fol
heavy hauling. 1t will be very apt
to be used on several other parts o.
the road in the near future.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Messrs. Burton & Hosch have sold
the right to sell the Franklin churn
in Aitkin county to Lowell Il Hau.
gen, OF Aitkin.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

The Travellers Accident Insurance
company, of Hartford, recently paid
two local accident claims. T. J.
Mathieson hurt foot and was paid
s51 90 aud Jos. Wirwiske,a a knee, and
was allowed $12.0O for the damage
to his person.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Geo. Nichols is now q Third ward
resident. He recently traded his
Third street north residence for the
McNair house on the West side. His
houset old goods were moved to the
opposite side of the river by Dray-
man Brown Thursday afternoon.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

This is the season when mothers
are alarmed /on account of Group
1t is quickly cured by One Minute
Cough Cure, which children like to
take.-L. D. Brown, drugg1G.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Lou Hannegan is a patient at the
hospital. He caught a heavy cold
which got crossways in his system
and is now giving him considerable
trOuble
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

P. j. Tomelty expects to move In
his new basement apartment In
about q week. Carpenters are now
at work placing in the last of the
shelves. It is certainly a great addi.
tiOn.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

L. E. McNairy has recovered suti-
ciently from the damage the bony
part of his system sustained by re-
cent fall so that he is able to be down
town.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Sheriff Levoy has returned to his
home at Sauk Rapids. He was here
only on private business. t
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

A. D. Harrison has disposed OF his
four lots on First street south to B.
Burton. Mr.. Burton expects to
build on them In the spring.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

The ladies of the Golden Rod
Lodge, d. of H. will give social In
the odd Fellows hall Tuesday even
ing Oct. 80. An excellent program is
to be rendered. Among the numer-
GUS amusements provided will be
tae new and novel fish pond.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Street Commissioners .aFond will
commenced work on the city's end
of the new Little Elk road Mon
day. When finished it will certainly
be a great improvement in the high
way provided connecting the two
places. twill be built on section lines
40 it will not interfere with the lay
ing out into lots of the land through
which it passes. ~
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

L. Gottestein came up from St.
Paul Friday noon. He is In the real
estate business there.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

1t ia we'll to know that Dewitt q
Witch Hazel Salve will heal g. burn
and stop the pain at once. 1t will
cure eczema and skin disea ses and
ugly wounds and sores. lis a GER
tain cure for piles. Counterfeits may
be offered you. See that you get the
original DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
Il. D. Brown, druggist.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hedges and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat. Neuman were
among those up from Royalton
Friday.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

A couple of days ago the house OF
Aug. swanke, in Parker town, was
destroyed by fire. The 1ire occurred
about noon and it's origin 1s un-
known. Both house and contents
we're destroyed. The mouse was in
sured for $3.50 and contents $3.50.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Judging from the number OF new
cash registers in the city either a
smooth salesman or q certain line OF
prosperity has struck ds. Some OF
the clerks have got so they can play
a tune on them already.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

The ladies of the German Lutheran
church will hold their annual fair
and sociable Wednesday afternoon
and evening, October II, in Maui
rims hall. Supper will be served and
useful things will be on sale. Every
body cordially invited.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Ben Cottonham. OF Pilbrook, was
among the callers at the county seat
Saturday. @.> 4
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

N. Fresinger is now hard at work
stocking his recently acquired farm
east of the city,. He is. purchasing
O large amount of stock each day
and intends to push the, business to
the extreme limit II necessary.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

The city band at Willmar has
written asking Walter Folsom to go
to their town and act as their in
struc tor. Although they offer to
pay a good salary he willnot accept.
Mr.. Folsom is in business here and
is also at the head Of our present
band which he Is working right to
the front 80 ''guess you had better
look elsewhere"
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Miss Martha Zenner opened
term of school last Monday In dis
trict No. SO in Morrell town. Miss
Zenner lives at MOrrell.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

G. f. Harkins and M. F. Garfield.
of Long Prairie, will open a drug
store at Staples.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

The 7-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
z. King had the misfortune to break
his left leg Saturday. The little
fellow was run over by a bicycle.
Both bones of the left leg, between
the knee and ankle, were broken.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Mike Mccarthy came up from
Anoka Friday on business connected
with the observation-disclosures Lumber
company.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

M. T. Spooner. clerk at, the
Standing Rock Indian reservation
in North Dakota, passed through the
city Saturday morning enroute to
his home at Willard. g..
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Graduates OF the city High school
are soon to organize an Alumni
society. Such organizations exist
wherever there are high schools and
Little Falls students do not intend
to be behind in this branch OF our
institution of learning. A meeting
of the graduates will be held at the
Central building Thursday evening
at 8 O'Clock for the purpose OF form
ing a society. Graduates only are
ELIGIBLE,
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16
Local. Items.

John ll Droskowski, Of .the West
slde,is lying very low with con-
sumption. '"'''r /. !. @}s"-Aa@ 4.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

a Born, Thursday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Lille, q son. ! j. E ,.w
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

-Sixty-nine American mission
aries were murdered in China by the
boxers.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

1t brings to the little ones that
priceless gift of healthy flesh, solid
bone and muscle. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35c. NJ.
V. Wetzel.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Albert LaFond has returned to his
home in Michigan after an extended
visit with relatives tn this city.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

AT the meeting of the Royal Neigh
bors Friday evening q general iollifi-
cation was held. Some members Of
the lodge termed the affair a measure
party. AS way OF providing funds
all were taxed Is cents for their
first five feet of heighth and one cent
for every additional inch. Amuse-
ments and games were provided.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Richard Conner, day clerk at the
Antlers, went to Minneapolis Friday
for g. months visit with his parents.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Mrs. =. F.>Sloan has returned from
the Twin Cities where she has been
for the past week. While there she
closed a couple of deals for walnut
trees, one for 1000, which figured up
into the several hundreds of dollars.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Feelings of safety pervade. the
household that uses One Minute
Cough Cure, the only harmless
remedy that produces Immediate re-
suits. 1t >is infallible, for coughs,
colds. Group and all throat and lung
troubles. 1t will prevent cOnsump-
tion.-L. D. Brown, druggist.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Marcus Medved is moving his
household goods to this city from
Wahpeton, n. D. He will work for
his brother, Peter Medved, who is
the new landlord of the Little Falls
house. Marcus Medved is obliged to
store his goods in the old court
house building as he cannot find a
vacant house to rent. His family
will remain in Wahpeton until a
suitable building is obtained here.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

-Loggers are already going into
the northern woods making prep
.rations for the winters work.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Mrs. Peter Umbers and daughter,
Mrs. Phillip Arendt, Of Candy. are In
the city visiting Miss Koenig. Mr..
Umbers has purchased the Koenig
farm at Perham and is on his way
up with the household goods and
stock. AS soon as their goods reach
the Perham farm Miss Koenig's
guests will leave for that place. ~
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Your ulood goes through your
body with jumps and bounds, carry
ing warmth and active life to every
part, If you take Rocky Mountain
Tea. M. v. WAtZel,
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

There was a scrap, on the West
side Saturday evening. Ringvelski
loaded with "whiskey" tackled
Chebatafski in front OF Droskowski's
saloon. Did you get that? Anyway
it is said the latter got the worst OF
the deal coming out out of the fray
with a. bad scalp wound.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

p. j. Gross moved his family and
household goods Into the Medved
house Friday. =,
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

The best method of cleansing the
liver is the famous little pills known
as DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
Easy to take. Never grIpe.-E. D.
Brown, druggist. ".'' T..
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Bert Batters came in from Gravel
willie Friday night. ID > 5#y
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16
Mrs. f.. Jarboe went to Brainerd

James Stewart came up from Roy
alton Friday. i. s. r.. &% y .>,1|a ,,5|3a
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

The editor of the Fordville, KY,
Miscellaneous writes as q postscript
to u business letter: II was cured OF
kidney trouble by taking Foley's
Kidney Cure" l.. u. Brown.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

r Chris Crest has returned from the
western part OF the county. I'D
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

j. j. Hill has a scheme to extend
the Great Northern across Van
couver island. .
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

A DR.. Kohler of Minneapolis will
be In Little Falls to do eye and ear
work Friday, Oct. 10. \ "-r. H..
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Little Elizabsth Warner, Of Currle,
is in the city visiting her aunt. Mrs
G.. Ell. Brown. >*%%
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

+. NJ. Hoover, X. N. Nichols and
HI. II. Tanner went to Deerwood on
business Monday. They took their
shot guns with them expecting to
do some shooting, game being re-
ported plentiful in that locality.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

-. During the past week Misses
Jennie Brown and Grace Hill have
been pleasantly surprised by their
numerous pupils. The students
waited until the close OF school at 4
O'Clock and after marching out of
the building would soon return load
ed with sweet meats ofvarious sorts.
Such action on the part OF the
pupils certainly shows the existence
of good feeling between teacher and
student.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Mrs. A. Dumont and children left
Friday for an extended visit to
Jamestow own. N. ID. Mrs. DumOnt
left her millinery establishment at
Turner's Dry Goods store, In charge
of her trimmer, Miss Mamie Smith.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

Justice Sheldon disposed OF a
Buchanan town case Friday. Jos.
Oestrich and Pauline Oestrich sued
G.. G. Benson for the use OF horse,
plow and sundry other arcticles.
Benson set up a counter claim con.
sistine of about the same things. 1t
was virtually an attachment case
AGAINST 80 bushels OF BensOn's
wheat. The justice gave the plain
tiffs in the case a judgment for $5
and attached the costs, $22.9O, up
against Benson.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1900-10-16

r The repairing Of the Wetzel build
Ing formerly occupied by Nohe's
confectionery store, was begun this
morning. When fixed over 1t will
present a much improved appearance.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-08
YALE ECLECTICs WON.

Defeated the Strong Madison Team at
 the Yale Field Yesterday.
 The Yale Eelectics defeated the strong Madison team at the Yale field to 3. The game yesterday was the third of series of five to be played between the two teams during the sum- mer, the first two games resulting in victories for the Madison team. The game was a good one and was witness ed by fairly large crowd of spectators. "Jack' Armstrong of last years fresh man team was in the box for the Yale men and the opposing team was utter ly unable to solve his tenders. Arm strong pitched for seven innings and was relieved by Roger Alling The Eclectics played good ball from begin ming to end and had some very exper- fenced players in their ranks, Instruc-. tor Hackett of the Hillhouse High school. an old Yale player. was on third base and put up great game. Ben ham, the high schol catcher for three years, was on the receiving end of the battery, and his right arm nailed many
 
 who attempted to steal second or third Amos Barnes covered first base in clever style.
 Madison's team was weakened by the absence of their regular catcher Birely, but this did not cost them the game.
 The teams took the field at 2;30 o'clock and played as follows:
 Eclectics Armstrong, pitcher; Ben ham, catcher; Barnes, first base; Tyler, second base: Wheeler, shortstop; Hack ett, third base; filling. leftffeld Welch, and Rice, rightfied
 Madisons-Milburn, pitcher; Watrous, catcher; Conover, first base; Rogers, second base; Wilson, shortstop; Chit tenden, third base; Barlow, leftfield; Scranton, centerf1eld Scatcherd, right field.
 Bert" Price was the umpire
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-08
A NOTED ATHLETE

Will Compete at the Highland Games
 of the Providence Caledonian Club.
 Peter MacLauchlin, the noted Scotch athlete of this city, will compete in all of the heavy weight events at the High land games of the Providence Caledo- nian club on Thursday This will be MT MacLauchlins first public appearA ance in this country and his friends will wish him all success. On Thursday the following week, he will take part in the games of the Boston Caledonian club, where he will meet the best athletes of the day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-08
HORSE CASE DECIDED.

A jury in justice court has return- ed verdict for the defendant to re- cover costs in the suit brought by Hen ry Fredericks of Fredericks Bros, Sro- cers of Edwards street, against Gather inc and simon Cunningham of S38 Por- ter street. The Cunninghams had bought team of horses from Freder- icka and were paying upon the install ment plan. One of the horses died and Fredericks seized the other because the balance had not been paid upon the amount. The Cunninghams maintained that the money so far advanced was for the one that was still alive, but the plaintiff said it was upon the one that died. It was q serious problem for the jury but they gave the defendant the benefit of the doubt and held that the Cunninghams had paid for the live horse and were still paying for the one that had died. The Cunninghams will recover the costs and will seek to get back into their possession the horse at- tached by Fredericks. The case was tried before Justice John R. Booth.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-08
CITY COrRT CASES.


 In the city court yesterday morning the two star fal1irs, Richard J. Carroll and Harry St. Clair, had their cases continued until this morning.
 John F. Meek, arrested for cruelty to animals, was discharged.
 John J. Brennan and Louis Parilio were charged with a breach of the peace. Brennan went into Vece's sa- loon, where Parillo is bartender, and refused to pay his score. Parillo hit Brennan with a 'black jack cutting his head severely. Brennan was fined $3 and costs and Parillo had judgment suspended.
 The case of Matthew Gull for non support was continued until August 31 n!si.
 Florence Passenger, who stole $10 from F, Mccarthy in Lacey's saloon on Crown street, was fined $7 and costs.
 Irene Buchanan, who was also impli- cated in the case, was taken home to North Adams by her parents and her case was nolled.
 Philip Talks, one of the numerous bootblacks that hang about the college, stole 8 lot of clothes last June and skipped out of town. He was arrested a week ago. upon his return, by Detec- tive Donnelly. and In court yesterday was fined $5 and costs on one count, and $50 and given three months on the other.
 Ellen Kelly, charged with theft from George Plus, of the Russian Fur &s Cloak company, was found guilty of theft in four out of five counts; She was fined SIS and thirty days, and her counsel, Attorney David F. took an appeal to the com mon pleas court.