Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-20

M0SubllleS ". II. dlu u. a. NlCuOlS
We're among the Little Falls citizens
who Went to ROyaltOn to attend
the funeral o. James Mun.y Monday
afternoon.
l. l.. Wa re went to liibbing Mon
day to look alter the Pine Tree
Lumber company's logging interests
in that vicinity g. A. Weyerhaeuser
and X. N. Nichols went up on the
Crow Wing river today for the same
purpose.
j. Freeman, who formerly con-
Quoted the restaurant "nd lodging
house en- Broadway opposite Viktor
Bros, has leased the building on
Second street, two doors south Of
the Columbia hotel, and is having it
fitted up for a restaurant. Since he
disposed of the Broadway business
he has been living on his farm near
Darling.
John Perowitz, the Flensbury man
who was arrested a few days ago,
charged with selling liquor with
out a license, was arrested
again Saturday on a charge
of assault. Deputy Sheriff
TourtillOtte went out to Flensburg
and brought the accused to the city
that afternoon. John Simenskl is
the complainant.
A team of horses belonging to q
farmer, whose name we did not learn
got away from their driver Saturday
forenoon and made dash up Broad
way from kidder STREET. When last
seen they were continuing their flight
in the direction Of Pierz, and the fate
of the frightened animals and the
two.seated buggy to- which they
hitched is yet unle;irned
Do not forget that on Washing
tons birthday, Feb. %, there will he
a chicken pie supper at Maurin's hall.
Supper will be served from $50
throughout the evening. There will
be sale also in the afternoon and
evening of aprons, handkerchiefs,
cushions. battenburg pieces, etc. In
the evening at $50 there will be a
musical and literary program by the
best talent in the city. Games will
also be provided. Ice cream will he
served throughout the afternoon
and evening.
Lowell Budde, farmer who lives
about four miles east of TT. Ripley,
met with peculiar accident willie
on his way to this city Monday.
On the road were some limbs OF trees
that interfered with his hauling hay,
SO he took his axe along today to
cut them off. He climbed tree, and
when about fifteen feet from the
ground the limb which was sustain
ing his weight broke and he fell
to the ground and broke his LEG.
He was brought to this civ
city on the afternoon train and after
his leg was set by DR.. Chance, he
was taken to the home Of his father
about t miles south Of this city.
George n. Nichols, who is inter-
e~trl with G.. y. Buchanan in his log
Ging operations near Grand Rapids.
and who has been personally super
intending he work, came down riv-
err ON business, this ~ 'rniuy At the
lrrn logging camps in which Mr..
Nichols is Interested about I,NGu.MW
feet have been banked. The hauling
is now good, but would be better if
the weather We're more mode rate.
They still maintain Il large crew at
these camps. as OW ing to the warm
weather in he earl v part OF the sea-
son, the ground was too soft fer
skiddinS, and a large portion of the
timber is not vet cut. During the
early part OF the hauling season con-
siderable trouble was experienced on
the roads over the lakes. The ice
was not strong enough to hold up
the large loads and several times
the teams broke through.
The state hardware men are in
convention in Duluth this week and
the prOcers will meet in WinOna mex +;