Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-10

The new bridge across the Missis-l
sippi ut Riee's# conldn't stand the,
strain Ut the ice,agorgAs. IL = s2'E.
James Ingram. Of Sank Centre,
was in the city Friday on his way
to his lath mill at Randall. ~. .#$
r The Brainerdsaw mill will run days
and nights the coming season. 1t
will start In about ten days. - %@#C
We understand that some Of thu
men who opposed Nichols for mayor
are sorry that.he was elected. T
~ Mike Denis u. returned Friday
from Aitkin where he has been for
several days inspecting boilers.
:. The longer vasaly considers the
recent city election the hotter he gets
about it. He IL very poor loser.
The North Echo band will give a
dance at CROSS opera house on Mon
day evening, April ~l6. Price-lo
cents g. dance. - t.,
y B. Connell, who has been en-
ployed az scaler at Lathrop on the
Brainerd & Northern, returned
home Saturday.
Jos. Robbers, of the Little Falls
Granite Co., returned Saturday from
a business trip to points on the Little .
Falls & Dakota road. |,
j. H. Newman went to st. Cloud
Friday afternoon. where that even
ing he was initiated into the
mysteries o. the order OF Elks.
Vim. McGegor, of the firm of Nc Il
Gregor Bros manager of the Mel
rose livery barn OF that firm, is In {
the city visiting his brother John. II
- j. j. Mc(iregor, OF Sank Rapids,
who had a contract for hauling logs I.
for Buchanan & Nichols at Swan lake
the past winter, was in the city
Saturday. f..
HI. A. Conner returned Saturday :.
ing from the up river pineries where .
he was looking after the cutting
of logs last winter for the Pine Ire. !
Lumber company.
Frank Rodney and Martin Poster {
employed with the Northern Pacific /
carpenter crew, came home from
Staples Saturday to spend Sunday
with their families. |,
Saturday Ed. Lar-on and ,
Gunda Olson were united in mar &
riage, Rev S X. Thollehaug officiat- \
ing. The happy couple will live on
their farm at ElmdAle. IS
II. R. Mcintyre, driver OF the Nor
thern Pacific Express wagon, went
to Sank Centre Saturday. His f.
mother Is i'll, and he went over to
spend Sunday with her.
\ Peter O.. Myhren, OF Eau Claire,
Wis, was III the city N onday on his =
way home from the lumber woods (
near Aitkin, where he had been do \
ing some work scaling logs.
P. H. Newman has shipped his
team Of drivers to the party at Min
neapolis, to whom they were sold a .
few days ago. J. II. Newman accom-
paied them to their new home.
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T0ro1,,afnY, Rv1., Po~rv ~ 1T tho 1
Little Falls & Dakota trains, re-
turned Saturday from a visit of two
months at Hot Springs, Ark. Mrs.
Berry accompanied him. He will
resume position next week.
r. J. Sims, of Belle Prairie, has dis I
posed of his farm in the town of
Belle Prairie and left here a few days {
ago for Sedalia, Mo-, where he will
make his home in the future. Mrs.
Sims followed Saturday.
r. r: Case, of Winnipeg, north ]
western travelling salesman for the |
Pine Tree Lumber company, arrived 1
in the city Friday, accQmpan- ,
led by George w. Campbell, Of. Win
nipeg. IL
Walter Geer, of Royalton. was
brought to st. Gabriel's hospital Fri
day in q critical condition. lie i'd
suffering from typhoid fever, con-
tracted while in the lumber woods
the past winter. Dr.. J. G. Mills
paugh has taken charge of his case.
wanted, at Once.
Is men for cutting EXCELSIOR wood.