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

u The Todd County Agricultural 60
ciety viii hold its eighteenth annual
fair at Long Prairie on Sept. -, Is
and IA 5 4. s,;sI.5 d II. ,a...s .@ N,
\ G. E. y. Vas.ily has returned from
where he had been as a
member OF the recent editorial ex-
cursion. +s~ess"' H y. ..5:j.i 5s%$5
Mics Jennie Cary went to Minnne-1
apolis Wednesday. She will he an in
structor in; the Harriet school In
that city. - f,-& .sSi,, ~ ".&
Owing til, trouble at the power
stations st. Cloud and Fergus Falls
have been without electric lights
part OF the past week. >~.''.. :.
DR.. Cramps, who has been visiting
friends in. and about the city for
several days, returned to his home
at Chicago Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Buchanan went to st.
Cloud Wednesday noon. She will
attend the Normal at that place for
the coming sch DOL year.
The one-year-old child of Mrs.
Agnes Stouczek, residing at Swan
River, died Aug. ~. The funeral will
be held Thursday at that place.
No ball game next Sunday. Man
ager Emder is not trying to make ar
rangeme nts with an outside team as
the list of local fans is not complete.
John F. Muske and Herschel Ar
aold, came over from Swanville
Wednesday,. They were here on
business connected with some of our
merchants.
Douglas Shoes
the pride of America, sold by .
VIKTOR BROS.
Read the ad of Viktor Bros. Their
great stock Of shoes is an important
proposition to the public who ap-
preciate dependable goods at lowest
possible prices.
E. J. Buholtz, of st. Cloud, north
western agent for the Champion
harvesting machinery, was in the
city Wednesday on business con-
nected with the local agent.
Emory Hall and Chas. Tedds have
returned from st. Cloud where they
had been for the purpose of trading
horses. No deal was made as the
st. Cloud animals did not suit.
Geo. LaFond has returned from
Sank Centre. He went there to
meet Mrs. LaFond, who expected to
return home with him, but who has
deferred coming for about q month.
The funeral OF the nine-months' old
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. Crowley was
held from the house at 3 o'clock,
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. F. A.
Sumner conducted the funeral
services.
Paul Bahr has received a written
from the manufact-
ures of Harper's whiskeys that their
liquor has been awarded the gold
medal for purity and excellence at
the Paris exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Shelhart ar
rived from DesMoines, Iowa, Tues
day. They went out to Gravelville
on the stage that afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Shelhart will make thier
future home at Gravelville.
+ Tom Lornegan got into a little
trouble over a slung-shot In Paul
Rahr's saloon a few evenings ago
and as result, for his misconduct,
was brought before Justice Sheldon
for an examination Monday.
Matt Griebler went to St. Cloud
Tuesday. He will return to this city
in few days to accept a position as
clerk at the Bell Clothing establish
ment. This will make another of
the Little Falls ball team q perma-
nent citizen.
Knute Mode, a brother oflAndrew
Molde, arrived from his home in Nor
way Saturday. 1t is Mr.. Modes
first visit to America and he is very
favorably impressed with our
country. He expects to make
Little Falls his future home.