Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-25

& Attorney F. A. Lindbergh went to- Il
,Brainerd Wednesday on business.
Felix Bastien, Of Little Falls, has
been granted a pension OF $6 =
month. IT,. III, II 4 n
Postmaster Corbin was at Mime
apolts Tuesday attending the post |
masters convention. 80
Mrs. W. j. Rockwell. OF Sank
Centre, was in the city Tuesday
night, enroute to Seattle.
Davidson & McRae, Of Duluth.
bought large amount OF land at
the forfeited tax sale in Aitkin
county.
A. D. Hatten, who has been con-
fined to his home several weeks by
illness was ablo to be out again
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. E. Shea is quite seriously
i'll. Mrs., Mary Foster, of Royalton,
came up Wednesday to. act in the
capacity Of nurse for her.
uThe Midland christian Advocate
contains an interesting and concise
obituary of the late Mrs. j. Mattison
of Pike Greek, by Rev. J. T.B. Smith.
George Harting returned wednes-
day from Minneapolis, where for the
past nine months he has been a
student in the Minneapolis School of
Fine Arts. !,
Chas. Coenen returned to Brainerd
Wednesday to resume his position
in q harness shop there, after q weeks
vacation spent with his family in
this city. !
L. p. Applequist was called to
Watertown, Minn., Wednesday. His
little 4-year-old daughter, now in the
care of Mr.. Applequist's sister at that
place, fs dangerously Ill. \
An item from Motley says: Mr..
Mushatt has sold his sawmill in Cass:
county, northeast of town, to Joe
Fugat and another man, and Mr.. M.
expects to leave for Oklahoma in q
few days.
N AZ 26th, which is tomorrow,
nY is the last day of Prot.
w" Bruins visit this trip. Office
at Hotel Buchanan. Eyes examined
free.
Mrs. l.. st. Jacques and children,
ofTwo Harbors, Mimi, arrived In the
city Wednesday. Mrs. st. Jacques
brought her children here to place
them under the care OF the Sisters of
st. Otto's orphanage.
Rev. G. w. B. Ellis, arrived in the
city Wednesday from Birmingham,
England. Mr.. Ellis is an old &C.
quaintance and friend of Rev. j. T..
B. Smith, and will be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith while in the city,,
P. H. Gross and family made prep
arations for their departure for
California earlier than they first ex-
pected. Their household goods and
personal effects were shipped Tues
day and the family left Wednesday.
Boom Master Webb says that logs
from the drive that left here about
ten days ago are now passing Elk
River in large quantities, and that
the supply at Minneapolis will very
soon be equal to the demand OF the
mills.
County Attorney F.W. Lyon went
to Royalton Wednesday to conduct
the prosecution in the case of theState
against Peter Bevin, arrested for
Islander. Mrs. Nick Younk is the
complainant. The CASE will be
tried before Justice Dragoo.
The 2-months-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Laugerbauer, of Sixth
street northeast, died Tuesday night
from an attack of Inflammation of
the bowels. The funeral took
place from the German Catholic
church of this citv Thursday after
noon.
Peter Christianson, a pioneer resi-
dent of the town of Swan River died
Wednesday morning at his home
in that town from stomach troubles.
The deceased was 60 years old and
has been a resident of Swan River
about Is years. He is survived by
his wife. The funeral will be held at
Swan River Thursday afternoon.
Workman Post G.. A. r. has
appointed D. Corbin, M. d. Huff and
Thos. Wilcox committee on ar
rangements for the observance OF
Memorial day, which comes next