Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-09

killed 1t and hid it in that lost water
pipe.
For more than a weeb the Tran
script has been printed on the Herald
press some what to the incOnvPnl..nce'
vi both Otlic.s. The Transcript
presses are run by water motor. and
the freezing Of the bridge pipe shut
OF the power. The motor is now in
working order H:,;tin
Dr. ". H X. Moycrrvtnrned Tues
day evening from Minneapolis, where
he Il attended the W edding OF his friend,
Lucius Fullerton Clark OF Belling.
ham, Mum, and Miss Lois Ada
Read. OF Minneapolis. ;'he wedding
was at Westminster church and DR..
Mover was one OF tho uSlers.
Clarence A. Yetter, who made his
home i'll this city for about a year,
and left here about two years ago,
to enter the employ of Il law firm at
Willmar, arrived in TIVE city Tuesday.
He is now located at Morris. lie is
farm insurance COM
pany and Intends soliciting business
in Morrison county. He will prOba-
bly, remain here for several days.
The city clerk has called the at
tention of the Northern Pacific Rail-
way company officials to the law
dangerous railway cross
ings and while there has been no re-
ply received it is believed that the
will soon 10 something in
the matter Df this Broadway cross
ing on the West side Either gates
or q Waterman will, no doubt, be
provided.
It is reported that Little Falls
citizen and r. resident Of Swanville
on one side and two Residents OF
that town on the other, had Il tistic
u few days ago in the
woods near Swanville. Conflicting
stories are told concerning who came
out best. but the Little Falls mans
cOuntenance shows no marks OF the
fray. and he could not have received
u very hard whipping.
The car re air shop was moved
from the East to the West side
Wednesday morning. 1t is Il build
ing 2Ox4O feet and was loaded onto
two flat cars 1t had to he taken
over the new bridge lis it was too
large to pass between the trusses Of
the old structure. The car houses Of
the section crews will also be re
moved to the West side in a few
days.
"rhis ia too much, John. I won't
stand it any longer. Tomorrow
leave for my moth RS, unless YOU
get me more Rocky Mountain Tea. y
Sensible wOman.-N. V. Wetzel
1t ia ru,norpd at Mandan that the
Northern Pacific is contemplating an
enlargement of it's car shops there,
so that freight cars which need re-
building. instead of being sent past
Mandan to Brainerd. will be stopped
there With the cheap Ignite fuel.
with which the company will gener-
ate it's electricity, it would seem
that, as far as power is concerned. it
would get that as cheap there as
anywhere.
The Transcript, before it was put
wise, once advised HI unfortunate
citizen to keep a cat as II fire on his
premises was attributed to mice.
Then we wrestlcd with a libel suit
for few years. II the Transcript
now dared to say anything about Il
surplus mouse and the desirability
OF a cat the editor would be pursued
uD the street early this evening.
We don't propose to attract the at
tcntinn Of those " hO chase editors.
We don't know no )Oly who Ouylt
to have kittens.
Some people think they are awful
funny about this time OF the Year,
and imagine it is cute to send to
citizens what are termed comic val
entines. Some pcaked-headed in.
divilual has sent the e,litOr of the
Transcript one OF those mcasly little
calico kittens. and the rcpulsive OBJ
ject is branded "Mack's Kitten. y
The postotfice authorities had no
right to receive or deliver such an
object and another such infringe.
ment of rules and decency will great
~ Increase the growing sentiment in
favor of moving the postoffice back
where it was three years ago.
II. II. Brown, who has been in the
city the past two weeks on visit Of
pleasure and business combined, re-
turned to his home at Mime.
apolis Tuesday. Mr.. Brown is q
member of the journal reportOriaI