Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-31

N Miss Nettie Carley left Thursday
for Red Lake Falls, where she has
been engaged to teach school. Z.
h Miss Jessie Burial went to St.
Cloud on the Fargo local Wednesday
afternoon. She will attend the state
normal school which opened in that
city Thursday morning. 4
a, Mrs. H. l.. Hach, of Minneapolis,
arrived in the city Wednesday noon.
She went out to Plprz that afternoon
being called there by the illness OF
her sister, Mrs M. J. King.
& Father Artz, who has been visiting
Father LANCE for week, returned
to his home at Sank Centre by the
way of st. Cloud Wednesday morn
ing on the North Coast Limited.
y Chas. HUFF has accepted the posi-
ton of teacher of mathematics and
science in the Hutchinson High
school at salary Of $65 per month.
He will leave for his field OF labor
Sunday.
Lee Tanner went to St. Cloud on
the early morning passenger
Wednesday. He has recovered
sufficiently to resume HE position
as express messenger on the Great
Northern.
The best and largest selections in
ladies' shoes. Prices undersell all
others VIKToR BROS.
Is Manager Gross Ia sure that he has
one OF the most popular plays on the
road for the opera house next
Wednesday, night, Sept. S. Pascal
& Hollands Company will produce
''For Her Sake.'
George E. Wilson, OF Royalton,
was in the city q short time Tuesday
evening. He had been canvassing
portions OF the county in his cam
paign to obtain the Republican
nomination for sheriff.
l.. T. stoader and family returned
from a visit at Minneapolis Tuesday
night. They went out on the
Branch Wednesday to Morris,
where Mr.. Stodder is the Northern
Pacific station agent.
John Hinder has returned to
Little Falls after being in Brainerd
and other northern cities for the
past several weeks. He is interested
in the work OF the Little Falls
Cement Sidewalk company.
The Episcopal church choir boys
returned from Crow Wing lake Tues
day night. They all say they had a
good time and do not regret the ex-
pendi ture Of money and allowance
OF time necessary for the outing.
IS. G. Cochran of Randall was
at the county seat Wednesday. The
coming election Of village officers is
being worked well. An active in
terest is being taken by everyone
whether directly concerned or not.
Adolph Anderson, e. H. Browns
dug clerk, went to Minneapolis
Tuesday. Mr.. Anderson's family is
at Lake Minnetonka. He goes to
Minneapolis to move them to the
city 80 the children will be near
school.
G. B. Buchanan has managed to
get all of his logs out Of the lakes
above Swan River into Swan River.
He says the present stage of water
could not be better and that he has
not the slightest doubt but what he
will be able to handle every log.
Mrs. w. A. Davis went to Brainerd
Tuesday. Mr.. Davis, who has been
employed in that city for some time
past has decided to move
his family to that city to make it
their future home. Their household
goods were shipped there Tuesday.
>Aribert Coe, who has taken the
agency for q dry powder fire extin-
guisher, gave a demonstration on
First street Tuesday evening, show
ing the flame extinguishing abilities
of the article which he is selling.
Several big flames were put out
with a couple of hands full Of the
powder.
The possible treatment OF China by
the powers is being discussed by the
correspondents at all the leading
capitols. The United States has ap-
parently taken q stand against g.
division Of China among the great