Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-22
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MI The hot dry weather still con son
Itil ues.
A number ~ our to wnspeople are
latt, nding the wv odmen's picnic AT
/ Long Prairie this week.
Mrs. Thos Lynch and children arr
Visiting relatives at Sank Centre
this week. N I, "a III. IA
Christian Long and Mrs. Henry
Barber returned home 81 Tuesday
latter = week s visit with relatives il
North OAK ota. Nj Y. 3ss \ M
Nv. y. Sullivan, "a !. Pritzel and p, B.
Cox attended the Demo cratics con
yention at Little Falls On hursday.
I 70. "a. Rhod q made 4 business trip
70 Little Fails IN Thursday IA
Mrs. j. y. Stith and son, Chas. re-
turned on Stature day from q visit at.
Howard Lake. q /. 4a<E: tfsS VI
Gilbert H Ilenbeck, Of Little Falls
" visiting friends here this week. u
Alrs. Amelia Bachelor went to-
Burtruln on Thursda to attend the
Woman's Relief circle, OF which she
IL q member. %5N .f !. N
a. 4. Newman, 81 Little Falls, has
the contract Of building the Cath Ollie
church at. tEis place. His bid was
$3.50. Some Of the bids ran as high
as $140O. We understand Mr.. New
man will bt GIN the carpenter work
in about Two weeks. The foundation
is about completed. .s..., I. ~
M Fellbaum, proprietor OF Hotel
Columbia, drove to Long Prairie on
Thursday to attend the Woodman
picnic. NJ ss ~ .sz 5 .:. .fzs
Miss Elva Babb, who has been
making her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. J. Young for several months, left
on Tuesday for her homo at Wilmot,
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Mrs. J. Pennie visited with reia-
tives at Sank Centre, last week. !. Il.
p, 1T: Cox went to Sank Centre on
Wednesday to attend the conference
Of Congregational churches. M :
Mrs. H. s. Corrtgan was a Sank
Centre visitor the first of the week.
Mrs. Thos. Blair is still improving
in health. Z. 3. = 5... 3sS,
Mrs. Julius Gans has been in poor
health for several months. She is
taking treatment with Dr.. Corrigan
at present. III LII s3.s s.s1 ..3:; + nj, Z:
Miss May Barber, Of Pillsbury,
was a Swanville visitor on Sunday.
P. S. Dorsey, of Park Rapids, was
here on Tuesday looking up q loca-
ton to open q printing Office, and
start 9 newspaper. He seemed well
pleased with the prospects hare, but
found that other parties were ahead
Of him who viii open q printing
office about Sept. J.. IL 81 -. :.
John Midgley and Miss Golden, OF
Burtrum, were Swanville visitors
on Sunday. ~ ~ :g=s -
Mrs. II. Mclean was a. Little Falls
visitor one day last week. ,,$z~ =
Chas. Glantz, who is employed at
Little Falls, visited at his home in
this village over Sunday. :
Mrs. George McIvor and daughter,
Winnie, were Pillsbury visitors on
Wednesday. = e j, y. r. 80
Amos Barber, of Long Prairie. and
Jay Perkins, of Pillsbury, were
transacting business here Monday.
Andrew Balm, OF Culdrum, made a
business trip to this village Wednes-
day.. ..., 1 3&s<$>fS ~ =. 5~=,,,
H. M. Koernig is manufacturing
fine grades OF. -four at his mill. Those
wishing anything in the line of -four
or feed will do well by giving him a
call. s.: 80, B n S =. $.g 81.
The managers of the Fourth 81
July celebration have appointed the
following committees to assist in
getting up. the celebration. Chair
man j: j.; McRae. Committee to
procure an5orator for the day, 3. b.
Cox, W. j. Sullivan, "A. "a Pritzel.
Committee on ragamuffiin, Will Cox,
John Loche, John Muske. n Com
mittee on vocal music and flag drill,
Mrs. -. A. Flood, Mrs. Chas. Brumly,
lib B. Cox. The Pillsbury band will
furnish the. Instrumental !, music.
Prizes will be given for horse races
bicycle races and foot races. a
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