Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-17

LOCAL lTEr1S. 4
\. The first political conventions OF
the year with soon be held. PA j.
Joe Fisher is now proprietor OF the
Merchants hotel at Motley. -. Z:
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Hammond Wednesday.
Is The promoters of the Mankato.
Duluth railroad will soon visit Lit.
tie Falls. - !: i, .
Friends OF Chief Roy have presented
him with a new official star.
Frank Heroux ia giving some OF
his time to the real estate business.
All the Northern Pacific lands in
Morrison county have been sold to
Twin City capitalists. -.
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j JOS. O'Conner. engineer of the
switch engine, IL on the sick list. l..
s. Otis, OF Staples, ia filing his place.
Geo. Blakely. OF St. Cloud, lineman
for the Northwestern Telephone COM
pany, IL in the city doing some re-
pair work on the local exchange: :
Ernest Marquis, who who will
take the place of Randolph Gillette
as saver at the Pine Tree mill, ar
rived in the city Thursday afternoon.
o. L. Rlakely, OF the numbering
firm OF Blakely& Farley, Of Bemidji,
was in the city Friday on business
with the Pine Tree Lumber CON-
pany.
Pickerel, suckers and red-horse
may legally b caught anytime dur
ing the year. The open season for
pike begins May 1, and for bass May
Is. =
The Republican state and congress
sional conventions will be held about
the middle of May, and the county
conventions will be held a. few days
before.
A 20-foot two-story addition ia IT.
ing erected at the north end OF the
City Hotel building on the corner of
Kidder street and First avenue
southeast.
Rasmus Nelson aged 46 years, a
resident of the town Of Rail Prairie,
died Thursday from consumption.
The funeral was held at Rail Prai.
RE Saturday.
:: H. w. Venners has rented the
north room IN the A. K. Hall build
ing on Second street and will remove
his cigar factory from the Tanner
block to that place at once.
Mayor: Nichols has s,recsived; I'm
invation to he the guest Of the city
ofChicago at the reception OF Ad-
miral Dewey on April 80 and May 1.
the second anniversary OF the battle
OF Manila.
Roger Martin, former resident OF
this city. now residing at Bemfdji,
passed through the city Friday en-
route to Minneapolis for medical
treatment. John federspil accom-
panied him.
On Thursday in giving the report
OF the proceedings OF the board OF
education at their meeting Wednes-
day evening, we omitted to mention
that Supt. Rowe was re-engaged at
the same salary as last year-$140o.
A little child OF a family named
Greene, Thursday afternC on got it's
fng rs cauyht in the cog wheels OF
a washing machine One finger was
badly cut and bruised. but the un-
fortunate youngs:er will not lose the
injured member.
Some small boys a re said to have
been amusing themselves by break
ing windows in. the Columbia school
building during the last few days.
The school board is Investigating
today. and the guilty ones will no
doubt either pay the damages or
o,,ffov, tho cOnsounoncns
Thos. Flynn, who arrived in the
CITY a few days ago from Tintah,
Traverse county, has decided to Ia.
cate here and embark in the saloon
business. He has made application
for a license. The location has not
vet been decided upon, but it will