Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-11-01

The Future Of. little Falls. 9. /.
g.. OLAF Q. Searle, Of the great land
and immrigation firm 81 4. John.
son & Co, says Ia an 4 interview. re.
ported in thisweek' sjssue 81 the Sven
lska Amerikanska Posten Of MinneAS,.
polls: SO: s..:.s :.'. 4. II. +
When we think 81 the large
growth of Little Falls. in recent
years. it's great waterpower which
can be got at reasonable rates, end
the proposed :: electric railway
through the city and surrounding
country, it will warrant us in beliey-
ing that Little Falls, {: inside o,
twenty-five years. will have at tht
very least $4,000 population, >ano
very likely more. I, have ,watchec
the growth Of many of our leading
cities which have rapidly grown III
the last twenty ) ears, and hardly iD
any case, did one Of them have as
promising an outlook as Little Falls
Capitalists seeking locations for mills
and factories4a most anxious for
plenty and cheap power. In this
resp ct few cities stand with Little
Falls. Ihave read in the dailies OF
the large interests acquired by
strong capitalists in the water
power, and that large sums will be
expended in developing the powe,
and establishing plants. Such en-
terprises cannot but be felt, and ii
will not be many years before all OF
the water power will: be utilized.
The dam will be raised increasing the
power without injuring the city.
an perfectly sure that Little Falls
will be a large business center,'
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Grimes, Oct. Both, son: =,
Born-To MIR. and Mrs. Chas. A.
sprandel, Oct. 9th, y son.
sBorn-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Roule
Of Ripley, oc:: 29th. q daughter.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Boudreau, Oct. 3lst, q daughter:
Ernest Merrick is employed in the
Great Northern Offices at ST. Paul:
. u. H.. Colt Who went to- Oregon
some time ago, has settled at Eagle
Greek, Ore. ''s@
Heroux has bought the John
Wise residence property on Seventh
street. - * *. -. a.. =.
The Sauk Centre Herald says that
Mitchell! Burton will remove from
~Melrose to Albany.
Carl Akerberg and Miss Annie Pet
erson were married by Rev. s. K.
Thollehaug Wednesday evening. =.
A cement sidewalk is being put
down in front :,of j. G. Bourassa,s
lote ON Third street and Fourth ave-
nue. northeast. 49,.
Judge Sheldon dismissed the case
against John Nagorski, the lad
charged with removing q lock from
Mr.. Sehriener's born. ~ ~.
Chas. Fl. sYale's famous 'tDsvil's
Auction" Goth edition, comes to
Gross opera house tomorrow even
ing. Reserved seats are on. sale at
Wetzel's drug store. This great
spectacular extravaganza will te
we'll worth seeing. ~ r.
Frank Marshik, of Pierz, was in
the city Tuesday, on his way to Cass
j. Il -
Lake for q visit with bis brother, ;.
who is in business there. Mr.. Mar
shik will visit in Polk and Roseau
counties before returning home.
David NJ. Lacbance will start an
upholstering and second hand fur
niture store next Monday in the:
Yasaly block, next to Morris bicycle
chop. Mr.. Lachance thorough
knowledge Of the business, and
should prove successful. I. ...-z..s 5s
Money! Money! Money! We have q
lnrge amount Of money TO 10 an on.
farm lands at low rates. - s.#
.5:.s SIaNoR & SoHALLERN s.
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2aERMAN EvANa. LUTHERAN sr.JoHN's
CHURCH.
Rev. Karl Buck, pasto 81. Services