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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-15
Educational.
HI. =. BAKER, A. H.. Editor.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT


REMEMBER the association at River
Falls next Saturday.
ELLSWORTH village has good school
and all therein implied.
MICHAEL COLLINS IN the Alleho school,
Diamond Bluff, has rare success for a
beginner.
An Institute will begin at Rock Elm
Center ON Tuesday, March 9th and
close on Saturday, March 10th.
Q. Can district or board loan out
money raised to build with!
A. No. neither has any power to do
so.-Stdte Supt.
To see what primary pupils can do
in the way of letter writing and the
like. visit G. w. McIntyre's school in
the Halverson district, Martel, on some
Friday afternoon.
A SHORT time ago spelling school
came off IN district No. 5, Maiden
Rock, in which six scholars participant
ed, Agnes Golfer of Miss r. j. Tay-
lor's school, came off victorious.
I'D. PARDEE, in the school at the
mouth of Lost Creek, is doing good
work and his labors are appreciated
by the community. When the dis
trict buys some books for the pupils
who lack, the school will be among
the best.
A LATE decision of the State Super
intendent, places rhetorical exercises
on the same plane as other branches,
and affirms the teachers power to en-
force performance of them, to the
same extent that he can in other
branches, when sustained by the board.
THE following officers administer at
the Ellsworth Lyceum for the coming
eight weeks: President, f. l.. ellison !;
Vice President. @. III. Chapman; Sec
rotary, Hattie Swim; Treasurer. Anna
Cope; Executive Committee, G. w.
Youngman, j. I. McCleary, Anise
Beatty. Y.
CLASSES of pupils more than II years
of age who do not have written spell
ling lessons at least once a day, are
suffering from a poor teacher, and
learning little IN that branch. AS sew
eral have asked for a method. we will
give several from time to time as used
by teachers, from which an accepta-
BILE one may be selected,
L. ID. Corr, in the Carson district,
Salem, las a wash dish, comb and tow
ell in one corner of the room which
are used regularly by the pupils after
their play. This is as it should be, and
we wish every teacher would do like
wise. 1t helps to form good habits,
and perhaps the excellent order of the
above school, may be partly owing to
these things.
WE believe no Town in the county is
making the progress in matters of ed
ucation, that Martel is. The Halver-
son and Lauder districts will soon
build new houses. The school-house
on Sec. SO has some new seats. The
Morton school, new seats and books.
The village school-house is fine. The
The Stumble school has had for some
time some outline maps, but sadly
needs new and larger school-house.
The teachers OF that town and Gilman
have formed an association and have
frequent meetings, thus showing
what kind of stuff they are made of.
They think nothing of going Is miles
20 teachers meeting. A commune
ty of very intelligent people are the
result of such an enterprise.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-15
BAY CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs Norten Of Lake City, visited
friends here recently.
On the evening OF the 9th ult., the Maple
Grove Grange held feast at the residence OF
VIM. Ridgeman.
Dir. Hayes, of Red Wing, is about to erect
anew dwelling-hou on his farm two miles
from this place.
Charles Atkinson recently cut his foot
while at work in lie woods. This has dis
abled him for the present.
The music furnished by Oppligers' Band at
the masquerade ball, which took place at Echo
Hall on the 3Oth ult., was pronounced excel
lent by all who heard it; and we understand
it has been re-engaged for the twenty-second
at the same place.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-15

RESULT.
The new steam ferry boat is about ready
to launch.
The Good Templars are very active here,
and are extending their good work So mote
il be.
Some disappointment was felt here at the
failure OF Mr.. White to secure the selection
by the bar for the Circuit Judgeship.
Considerable dissatisfaction is manifest here
at the frequent, and apparently useless,
changes in textbooks in our schools.
T. L. Nelson was here day or tive but no
appointment Of Deputy Sheriff so far as heard
from has been made, and the numerous as
pirants are ON the ''tender hook of suspense
The NJ. E. Quarterly Meeting was held here
ON the 10th and nth instant. Rev. 5. w.
Homer, OF River Falls, officiating in the place
OF Presiding Elder Haw. The attendance was
large and the exercises deeply interesting.
The steamboat, Plowboy. will shortly be
hauled out for thorough reftting. L. 5
Carver will superintend the job, and take
charge Of he- engine for the season. He WI
get all the ego" ont of her that she is capable
Of.
A disgraceful scene occurred on Broad St
on the evening OF the 10th Two small BOYS
not more than ten or eleven years OF age, got
/ into quarrel and began 10 fight, while the
/ bystanders, some Of them grown men, urged
and encouraged them, while the filthy Ian
guage used Eeggared all description. The au.
/ thorities should see TO it and prevent sncl
/ scenes.
The attention OF the city fathers should b,
/ called 10 the nuisance of gangs OftOys crowd
ing the sidewalks IN the afternoons, and max
\ ING night hideOus in the evening with then
prOlane and blasphemOils talk, to the scan
1 DIAL OF the city, and the terror Of any female
/ that may have occasion or necessity TO be out
after dark. A few of them should be arrested
: and the nuisance would then cease.
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ESDAIIR.

Mr. Gillespie is getting the timber framed
for his hotel.
A Good Templars Lodge was organized at
the Drake school-house IN this town a few
days ago with a membership of %.
Arthur MumfOrd was arrested last Monday
week on charge CT sslling liquor to minors.
The jury brought in verde of not guilty.
Louis Dumont has sold his farm to Mr..
Mineka, of Isabelle, and !. w Maxwell has
sold his farm and bought residence in the
village.
Tom Gilmore and Henry Drake made COM
plaint to Squire Lewis last Saturday that one
Henry Sharp threatened to shoot them fol
crossing his land in getting to the road from
the river.
The following is a list of the officers o.
Green Valley Lodge, /. o. G. t.: w. c.,
5 w. Hays, w. v, Mrs. J. A. Bolles; w
s, L. w. Lewis w. A. s., Alice Butterfeld
W. NJ, A. b. Lusk; ". A. NJ, Rfie McLil.
Ian; w. +. s., j. A. Bolles; W. T. & NJ. c.,
L. H. Rice: w. o. G., Amass Rice; W.. g,
Estell6 Knapp.
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DIAMOND BLUFF.
Wheat 81. %.

Wheat Sl.25.
Geo Smith has the finest stock of teas ever
in this market, direct from China.
A. Jackson has rented his blacksmith shop
and is going to the Black Hills in the spring.
The temperance wave has reached this
place, and Good Templars Society has been
organized.
The general health of this town is very
good Though we notice several OF our citi-
zens have the Black Hills fever "bad."
The attention of the readers OF the JOURNAL
is invited to the problem in Diamond Bluff
locals Jan. 25th. VIII some one answer
through the JOURNAL.
Tie volcano here still attracts a good deal
of attention. Parties from Galena, H., have
been to see the wonder and say there is min
eral In the hills. Weare informed the ground
in the vicinity will be worked in the spring
with a view Of developingits hidden treasure
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OAK GROVE.

We have yet to hear OF the first case OF
measles in this town
d. H. Filkins is preparing to build barn
and granary the coming spring
Peter Clemens of Prescott is TO do the
brick work on James Bolles's new house.
ID. J. Dill has the rock and lumber on the
ground for a dwelling house and barn, to be
built the coming spring.
The lumber for the new school-house in
district No ., has been purchased, and Will
soon be on the ground. Geo. Truax has the
contract fer building it.
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Martel Teachers Association.

The 2nd meeting of the Martel Teach
ers' Association was held on the 10th.
President Baird called the house to
order at 10, A. NJ. TheSec. being absent.
Miss Clara Healy was appointed, pro
tenn. Miss Inga Hangar was appoint
ed critic for the A. NJ, and Mrs. M. L..
Maxgood for the P. NJ. session. The
Com. on Bylaws failed to report ow-
ing to a misunderstanding and were
held over. Voted to act to-day in ac-
cordance with rules of Cushing's Man
ual. Thirty minutes we're allowed for
each topic. Miss Dena Larson pre-
scented the subject of History, showing
her method of teaching that branch.
Mrs. Maxgood explained her method
of teaching penmanship. She recon-
mended plenty Of time and thorough
work. G. w. McIntrye introduced the
subject or Geography, conducting a
class exercise therein. He believes
that in many cases too much time is
spent with that branch.
DINNER.
Order was resumed at l, P. NJ. and
by request of the Pres, c. c. McIntrye
occupied the chair while he presented
the subject, Grammar, which was dis.
cussed at some length. Miss Healy
then recited poem, ''The Picture, "
which was Enthusiastically good. Miss
Blanch Baird then recited declama
ton, ''Mr. Smith, and, to say nothing
of the merriment produced, the critic
afterward claimed that. but for Miss
Balrd's youthful complexion and attire
she would have passed for Madame
| Smith at par. After an Essay by Z,
| C.. Mcintyre, a short but spirited dis
cussion arose upon the subject OF
Rules. as given in Saunders Speller
| The critic then read her report and the
meeting adjourned.
ATTENDANCE.
Ladies.-Bianch Bard, Clara Healey, Deni
larson. Lena Hanson, lnga Haugen, Ann;
| Win9er. Mary Breitinger, Anna P-esternd, nj
| 1. Maxgood, Ella Mciee, Nettie Iverson
/ Caroline Isaacson, Helen Peterson. Gents
Al. ]. Baird, Chas. Wifi, j. B. Maxgood, DIR
| Stark, Ole Solburg, Cool Hanson, Henri
! Peterson, Edward Johnson, Frank Baird, U
| w. MCINTYRE, Chris. Nelson, S. Hirsch, Jeni
Isaacson, c. c. McIntrye and Iver Tumbleson
NJ. j. BAIRD, Pres.
| NJ CLARA HsALY, Sec. pro TEN
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Ell PAso.

Mrs Flynn, OF Bloomington, Illinois, left
for her home, about q week ago.
Spring in February is quite new thing
around this section of the country.
While Mr. Lee was chOpping in his fallow
Tuesday, he cut his leg pretty badly
Some burglar made himself quite bold here
the other night, breaking into the store OF K.
Welsh and taking quite number OF things
Mr.. Lawrence met with quite an accident
Tuesday evening. His shop caught fire and
blowed the roof over fifty feet in the air. 1t
was caused 10y the explosion of a kOg OF pow
der. Loss, something over $500.
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CApY CREE

We think that stock in this vicinity look
better than usual at this season of the year.
n. Britton finished his contract on the
bridge Saturday the Sd instant. We think it
a good honest job, and consider it the best
structure of the kind in the Valley.
Thompson & Co. have received their wheel
and mIllings and are now waiting for the
burrs, which, owing to some misunderstand-
ing failed TO reach the station until the re-
cent thaw, and now to get them is difficult.
We hope it will snow soon, as our children
begin to cry for bread.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-15

The prospect of more sleighing shortens
the countenances of the farmers.
Mrs Hesselgrave is visiting with the fami-
ly of c. Freeman, and some others.
Alexander Jiale has been on the sick list for
many weeks. Fears are entertained that he
may not recover.
A donation was held at the residence of s.
NJ Rosenquist few evenings since for the
benefit of Rev H. N. Strong.
The presidential muddle, 'and the lawyers
convention, are alike, subjects of debate and
criticism in almost every household.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-15
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING.

lam now prepared to furnish Plans, Speci-
fcatiOns and Estimates, Working Details, Ele-
vatiOns, etc In short sll drawings necessary
tor the construction OF any building in the
latest and most approved styles, at reasonable
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. Any per-
son viii save from to IL per cent. on the
cost Of a building by procuring q reliable set
If drawings.
CONTRACTS TAKEN,
tor building and furnishing all materials.
q. HENRY.
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MARTIN RIPPLE,

ItONYEYANCING Promptly attended to, by A oil
- {. X. MORSE. Ofice in JOURNAL Building,
River Falls Wisconsin.
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The saw-mill of P. Blakely began running
on the Sth instant.
A Andrews has rented his blacksmith shop
to c. w. Hill, Of Rock Elm Center.
p. Deck is still at his old stand and keeps
on hand general assortment OF dry goods
and groceries. Ii.
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b. HI. PILLAR,

DAINTERS. Grainers, Glaciers and Paper Hangers
Il orders left at the POst-orice, River Fails Wis
SOnsin- @u-o'
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MISSES LEYINGS.

II ASHIONABLE TAILOR Work done to order,
II on short notice and on reasonable terms shop
at his residence, opposite the Normal School
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-15

YEP n bookstore embracing School and AIiscel-
N laueu!s Books. Periodicals aud Magazines A
full supply Of Stationary. Main St.. River Fails,
Wis.
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CONvEYANCING.

BLACKSMITH. shop on Main St, south Of Braek-
ID EFT House. Particular attention given to shoe
Ing horses
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A. MORSE,

DEAL. ESTATE AGENT. Real Estate Bought and
II Sold on Commission. State, County, Town and
other Taxes paid. Abstracts OF title to any lands
In Pierce and st. CrOix Counties furnished on short
notice. Office in JOURNAL Building, River Fails,
Wisconsin.
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SPRING LAKE.

The late thaw has put stop to the lumber
business.
J. w. Lynch is making various improve
ments on his farm This winter.
Mr.. Ole Haggenson has sold his farm and
intends trying the Pacific Slopes for change.
Tnree very svvorv cases OF the mumps are
reported from the CadY Creek neighborhood.
~ Currier, former resident of this town,
has gone TO interview the Younger Brothers.
He was sent up from Dakota county, Mimi.
Cause, grand larceny.
Some difficulty having arisen in regard to
the location of the new school-house in joint
district, No. /, Spring Lake and Gilman, q
petition has been sent to the town boards to
disOrganize the district.
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O. W. PETERSON,

DEAIFR IN Watches Clocks and Jewelry. Re-
IL pairing done on short notice and warranted TO
give satisfaction.
River Fails Wis 2u35
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VOL. 20
LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.

MARTEL.
Winger Brothers saw-mill has closed for
want of logs.
WeIearn thAt.measures are being taken to
aid Mr. Lawrence, Of Gilman, in rebuilding
his gun-shOp.
Frank Baird, Clara Healey and Blanch
Baird, Of South FORK. made this place glad
with their presence on Saturday last.
There was to be a sort of lottery
and dance here last Friday evening, but
owing TO the presence Of alcohol, and the
absence Of sleighing and females, We have to
report nothing drawn but black eyes.
UNION
Emery Harrison has been unable TO attend
school for the past two weeks on account of
sickness.
The scarlet fever is prevalent in the north
ern part Of this town and the southern part
of Rock Elm. In many cases it TERMINATES
fatally.
On account OF the spring-like weather that
has taken off the snow, many of our farmers
are left in the iurch, for they have plenty OF
cord wood ON hand but can't dispose OF it.
The woman Rights" question was warm
ly discussed by both sexes at our lycesm
last week The decision was unanimously
in favor of extending to women the right ei
the elective franchise.
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O O HICkSz
Contractor and Builder.

Is prepared to do an kinds Of work in his line,
taking buildings from the foundation, or
otherwise. sash, Doors, Blinds, MOuloings,
Brackets, &c., furnished TO order. A TAR
share at patronage respectfully solicited.
Shop near dwelling house az the corner OF
Cascade and Main Streets River Falls, Wis.
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KING IL MORTON,

DEALER IN Millinery aud Ladies Furnishing
~ gUUtI-- Eaii-- w.
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MRS. W. H. WINCHESTER.

COvYEYANCER, Collector and Justice Of Ii
u Peace New CenterViiie Wis
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s. JONES.

DATNTER House, Carriage and Sign Painter,
i Paper Hanger aAd Grainer, River Falls, " e
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FALLS WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY la 1877.

Free Bus from Prescott to Hastings-one
way-to all guests at the Merchants Hotel. If
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