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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-01-03
Grauee proceed,ngs

Pierce County Pomona Grange. No. 6. held
its annual meeting Dec. goth, 1877. Grange
met at the Courthouse in Ellsworth, O..
St-ahl, Master, presiding. Owing to the
very bad condition OF the roads the atten-
dance was small-only four oranges being
represented. The Secretary's report shows
a membership OF 50; gain of SO during the
year The treasurer's report shows s2s 9S
cash in the treasury. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: NJ, o.
Strahl; o., D. W. Kinnie L., J. b. Meehan;
s., Geo Davis: A. s., +. p. Tubs; Chap,
VIM Shepard T., Truman Bateman; Sec.,
Wilson Kinney G.. X, Morris Denham; c.,
Mrs. O. Strahl; P, Mrs J. B. Meehan; T.,
Mrs T. Bsteman; L. A. s., Mrs. ]. H. Nc,
Laughlin. The Grange then adjourned to
meet on jan Goth, 1878, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
at Ellsworth, for the installation of officers
aud the transaction Of general business All
members of the order are cordially invited to
attend. WILsoS KINNEY. Sec.
Ellsworth, Dec. 3Ist, 1877.
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DIED.

RIDDELI.-In Mazomanie, Wis, Dec. 25th.
1877, ABBY, wife of VIM. I Riddel, aged
% years.
The death Of Mrs w. Y. Riddell on Ia -
day evening sent a thrill OF sorrow through
many hearts. She was an esti'nable lady and
had very many warm friends. During the
short week OF her illness, it seems that all
our people had her condition constantly in
mind, and were hoping for reports favorable
to her recovery. She fully realized hei con-
dition ana yielded without a murmur to the
inevitable. She leaves husband and a lit
tie hey about five years old to mourn her I'M
timely death. IL is peculiarly sad when one
so sosng aud so much loved is called away.
Her infant child died on the previous day,
and together their mortal remains were con-
signed to the earth --AIazomonie Sickle.
Many residents Of River Falls aud vicinity
will recugliize with deep regret in the above,
the name o. a lady, who though her home
was here Tor only year or two, and that
some tiuls age, nevertheless is most affection
ately remembered.
Miss Ahtif Fowler was born in perrys-
bureh Ohio, iii 1919 She came TO Nisc0n-
sin in n ard was for some months the guest
OF her cousin, Mrs. II ;. Clapp, then Of Hud-
son. now al New Richmond There she made
the acquaintance OF Mr.. Riddeli, to whom
she was married in the summer Of ~ st the
residence OF Mr.. John Barnard, III knnic-
kinnic Mrs Barnard icing also cousin of
Miss Fowler After a visit OF some months
in Ohio Mr. aud Mrs. Rddell made their
home III this village, where, although they
came AS strangers to all, they made many
very warm friends. Removing to htzomaiie
some five years since, they made then home
there until Miss Riddell's sudden death ol
Christmas day, as announced above.
Two years ago, Mrs Riddell made pro-
fession OF religion under the ministry o. aev
NJ ~ Martin, formerly poster at PRESCOTT
and up to her death was most efficient III tue
varied activities Of the Congreg ational
Church Mr. Walter Fowler and Mrs. VIM
Marshall Of River Falls, were brother and SIS
ter of Mrs Rddell The former visited her
only few days since, little thinking that SO
soon after their parting. she was to say her
last farewell to earth. Mrs Marshall ard
Mrs. Fowler, mother of Mrs. Riddell, sum
moned from River Fails, reached her just III
season to receive her last words, II am so
glad, so glad e Not to the inevitable" did
this true Christian yield, bat to the perfect
love OF that Savior whom she had proved IN
lie and fully trusted IN death the day
which commemorate Cllrist's nativity was
also her birthday int0 immortality.
THEo. G. JEROME.
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INCENDIARIsM.-The barn of VIM.
Wells in this village was burned last
Tuesday evening at about half past
eight o'clock. Yesterday it was dis
covered that an attempt had been made
to FIRE f. w. Reeds shop, which is
now vacant, by dashing kerosene over
the blinds of the window in the rear
of the building and igniting wad of
paper which had been placed be-
tween the Stats, but a thick coat of
paint prevented the oil from entering
the wood and the fire went ont with
out doing its work, and the entire
block was saved from destruction.
The loss on the barn was about $3.50 !;
insured for $500. The theory of the
business is that the miscreant first set
fire to the barn to divert the attention
of the crowd while he accomplished
his deSigns-whateve they were.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-01-03

The Life of General Custer, = which
is now being written by Captain Fred
erick Whitaker, we learn is progress
ing rapidly to completion. 1t will be
one of the most charming biographies
published in years. Both author and
publisher have been greatly surpris ed
at the vast mass of rich material which
they have been able to obtain. Prob
ably there is not another officer with
anything like the reputation of Gener-
al Custer, of whom so little is accu-
rately known by the people at large.
The book will be fully illustrated, and
will give graphic account of Custer S
life, both in the army and Oh the Plains
with Indians, His life was romance
from beginning to end. The author,
in his preliminary remarks, says:
This book aims to give the world
the life of a great man, one of the few
really great men that America has pro-
duced. Beginning at the foot of the
social ladder, with no advantages be-
yond those, physical and mental, given
to him by the God who made him, he
rose to the top. His upward career
was so rapid and phenomenal in its
success as to deceive the world in gen.
eral as to the means by which he rose,
and none more completely for a time
than the present writer of his biogra,
ply. Much of Clusters success has
been attributed to good fortune, while
it was really the result of unusual ca
pacity for hard ana energetic work, and
rapidity OF intuition which is seldom
found apart from military genius of
the highest order. 1t is only after a
careful and complete examination of
the character OF the man, and the pc
rusal of a mass of private correspon-
dence, beginning in his days ofobscuri-
ty,after the unconscious revelation by
himself of his inmost thoughts and as
pirations, that She author has learned
Alright to appreciate the personality of
the subject of this biography. The
world has never known half the real
nobility of the life of Custer. nor a
1.-THE of the difficulties under which
he struggled. It will be the authors
endeayor to remedy this want of
knowledge, TO paint in sober, earnest
colorS, the portrait OF such knight OF
romance as has not honosel the world
with his presence since Tue days of
Bayard.
1lis may sound exaggerated praise
to some. 4 few short weeks ago it
would have sounded SO to the writer.
He only asks the world to accept it to-
day, as his honest conviction and sober
testimony. arrived at after very
thorough and careful examination, by
one who entered on the task with very
different impressions. The current
idea on the subject has been largely
due to tie expression set afloat by
Custer himself, embodied in the words
Clusters luck. but never has there
been more mistaken impression. To
remove that impression, to show to
the world The dead as he really was
an ideal hero--is the object of these
pages.
This book will be sold only to those
who order of the agent, Mr.. c. O..
Knowles, who is now engaged in tax
ing subscriptions. We trust that it
viii receive a most cordial reception,
for it is well worthy of it.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-01-03

As smart man as Judge David
Davis, United States Senator from Illi-
nois, had been accredited with being,
he seems to have been by no means
infallible and has already lost in the
Senate that prestige which his great
name presaged for him by manifesting
a very weak pair of knees on the Ques-
ton of seating Hamburg Butler when
there was not the least occasion for
such weakness.
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MARTEL.
eel has been dedicated.

The new hotel has been dedicated.
Martel has six acres OF apple trees growing.
We notice picture gallery in our midst.
IT'S well.
Last Saturday Jacob Midboe gathered a
nice mess OF lettuce from his garden. How's
that for highf
Our people have been making the most of
barefooted Christmas. There have been
several parties among them; one at the
new hotel.
The per cent. of school tax in the Lauder
district is .O16 in the Halvorson district OFT,
and in the Stumble district .015 mills. This
means new school-houses.
Some one, whose moral charater must be
at pretty low ebb, went to A. Martins new
house lately under cover of night and defaced
some parts thereof with knife. Such an
one is really too mean to exist.
While on hunting excursion down river
lately, we pedagogues digestive organs out
did their morning task, and, somewhat wea-
ry, he called at the house of supposed &C
quaintance and asked for lunch. How ii
must seem to be taken for tramp and dealt
with accordingly.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-01-03

The river is on the rise
The ferries are still running.
The Christmas tree here was good, never
equalled before.
E. II. Boustead is at work on ]. Padley' s
mill east of Ellsworth.
M. Stone was elected Master and H. l..
Curry Secretary of the Grange at the last
meeting.
Some of our youth attended the Christmas
entertainment held at Diamond Bluff on
Christmas night. They report good time.
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Rock ELM CRkTRR

A public entertainment was gwen by the
Good Templars OF this place at the hall of
g. r. Condit ON Friday evening, Dec. 81.
The exercises commenced at 7,P. n with Inu-
sic by the string band and comic periorm-
ances by Mr.. Simon Groot, who appeared to
be entirely at home in his various perform
anees next tableau by Mr.. M. Lauren Mt and
family, and dialogue between Addie Fox
and Cassus Hawn, in which these young
.sters, who are yet in the tender years OF
childhood, displayed talent that but few Of
their years can excel next mastery speech
by Mr. John Watson, entitled Our Nation :
Need, which was listened to with the most
profound attention. Mr.. Watson iii his
speech set forth some valuable suggestions
on the proper method of prohibition and the
good arising thereirom. Mr.. Frank Alexan-
drie acclaimed various pieces and Miss Mary
Fox played the organ at intervals. Next a
play Of three scenes, entitled The Yourglee-
toter, or Saved at last, by Elder Ross, S.
Cook, j. Condor, Il. Hawn, and Miss Il. A..
Fox, which turned out a success. A compo-
stion ON principles and speech by ID. w.
butcher. The closing was bridal scene in
which Mr.. Vet. Cook and Clarie Condit were
united in the bonds of matrimony. Much Of
the success OF this entertainment is due to
the Rev. Mr. Fulmer and lady who assisted
in arranging and carrying out the programme
The hall was crowded to the extent OF its Ca
pacity there being between three and tour
hundred persons present. ID. WD.
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BELDENvILLE.

School progresses finely under the manage
ment OF Miss Carpenter,
g. NJ. Bredahl and Moses Cornelison are
the happy ones, this time.
Stump digging has been the order of the
day with farmers, during the past month.
The Good Templars' Lodge is constantly in
creasing in membership. Debates every two
weeks.
Miss Ella Baseom is teaching a tourishing
singing school sessions on Monday and
Friday evenings.
A good time was had at the School House
on Christmas eve; the tree was loaded with
Christmas gifts.
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SABBATH NorIcE.--A series of five
sermons will be given on Sabbath
evenings in the Congregational Church,
in answer to the question, "What is
essential to make any person a Chris
tian and Church Member - The an
swer will be based upon the expert
ences and creeds OF the first five per-
sons who ever became owned disci-
Piles of Christ, as recorded in the first
chapter of the Gospel by John. First
sermon, next Sabbath evening. 1.-The
call to John and Andrew" Morning
subject, debts and Gifts" Seats
free and everybody welcome.
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Frank Thayer, Of the Pierce Hons

Frank Thayer, Of the Pierce House.
while out hunting last Tuesday came
in contact with large gray wolf that
did not seem disposed to brar kindly
with the salute from Frank revolver,
and manifested a strong desire for re.
yenge; but the timely arrival of the
dog that dispersed the vicious ami.
NAL prevented what might haye
been a serious encounter.
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o. S. POWELL

Mr.. Milton Webster would say to
the person who has been helping him,
self to poultry on his premises of late
under cover of night, that to prevent
accident he had better bring lantern
in the future. A spring gun, or some
thing might deprive family of its
main nron.
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u FL BUMP
Practical INaI.hHassr \ itHlilr.

have a good stock oil Ladies Gold Watches
and Chains !. a large stock 81 American
Watches in Gold, Patent Filled and Silver
Cases OF the best quality Also, Ladies and
Gents Rolled Gold and Plated Chains, Gold
aud Plated Sets, Bracelets, Ear Drops, Cuff
Buttons, Pins, Crosses, Scarf Pins, L3clxets,
Necllets, Charms, Gard Cases fSiveT, Pearl
and She'll, Gold and Silver Thinbles, Gold
and Plated studs, Emblem Pins, Gold and
Silver Keys, Pencils, Pens and Holders Also
a large variety Of Gold Rings Amethyst, To-
pas, Cameo, Garnet, Onyx and IS Plain
and Band, Filled and Set Rings | have a
large stock Of CLOCKS which | viii sell lower
than ever before, prices from Sl.f9up. Also,
a good stock OF Rogers Il Bros. 8 Plated Ware,
Knives, Forks and Spoons, Butter, Pie and
Cake Knives, Pickle Forks, Mustard and
Cream Spoons, Sugar Shells. Call Bells, Nap
kins Rings, Cups, Goblets, Butter Dishes,
Sugar Bowls. Casters, Spoon Racks and Hold
ers. Syrup Cups, Cake Baskets, Pickle Cast
ers, Coffee and Tea Pots. Also Niolins, Ac-
cordeons and Guitars Violin, Guitar and
Bass VIol Strings, &c, &c
am also agent for Kings Celebrated Spec
tacles- THE BEST IN USE. Fine watch and
clock repairiag a speciality All work left
with me will have my special attention. Call
and see me at Smiths building, formerly oc-
cupied by Wing d Williamson.
AL GOODS yyAEkK ANTED no EsE
As REPR ESENTED.
RIVER Falls, Sept. 10Th. 1877. NJ
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The annual meeting of the Horti-
cultural Association for the election
of officers and other business, will be
held at the Journal Office, on Tuesday,
January 9Th, 1877. at two O'Clock P. NJ.
o. STRAHL, Sec.
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Esfray Notice.

Taken up by me, the undersigned, on
land owned by me and on which | live, in
Section fourteen, Township twenty-seven,
Range seventeen. being the town of Martel,
one steer, supposed to be one year old past,
all red with horns, on or about the first day
OF Dec. 1877. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take him
away. ANDREW G.. PAULsoN
Martel, Dec nth, 1871 Sat-
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EsfraY Nottco.

Taken up by me the undersigned, on land
owned by me and on which live. III Section
10. township %, Range 10, being the town OF
Rock Elm, on the 9th day of November, 1877,
one light red steer, one year old past. with
a white spot in the forehead, and white spots
under his belly, bush OF his tail white and
red. The owner is requested to prove prop
erty, pay charges and take him way.
ID. HAMMERS.
Rock Elm, Nov. 81, 1877. 36-2t
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Rev. G. X. Colver will deliver an adj.
dress upon knowledge, on Saturday
evening, at the Methodist Church.
Tie address will be discussed by the
members of the Natural Science Asso
citation. All are invited.
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GEN INs. AGENT, River Falls, Wis
REPRESENTS SOME Oh THE BES1rCOHPiNIES
IN THE WORLD. SUCH AS

tIOEl 4, Of New York, Assets, &c, 1o4, 65062.
Over 100 Policies and Renewals have been issued
at this agency and all losses have heen promptly
paid.
HARTFORD, Of Hartford, Assets, 1922, $685.
This Company was organized in 1910 and is too
well known to need comment.
FRANKLIN, of Philadelphia Assets, $3.30S, $50. 80
Organized in 1929; one Of the Oldest, wealthiest,
most reliable and most successful companies in
America.
SPRINGFIELD, Of Mass Assets, l,5oO,o0Ooo
Incorporated in lS49. Did not falter in the Chi
eagO and Boston fires and meets its losses promptly
AMERICAN, of Chicago, Assets, 2,327 ,375.S4.
Is the Oldest instalment company in the world,
Il pays its losses promptly, insures nothing but
farm property detached dwellings, churches and
school-houses. Policies issued either the cash
or installment plan. Time given on the first pay
merits if desired.
MILVILLE, N. Y, Assets, 81, 8s633
Is a Quaker Co, writes small lines and pays
promptly.
LdFE DEPARTMENT.
NV. Mutual Life ms. Co., Assets $18,o62, $3.50
r. r. Passenger, :" 100000 90
No pains spared to give satisfaction. Losses
promptly adjusted and paid
Local Agant for Halls Safe & Lock Company
Has been tested % years Hand get prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Agent for the Adams Il French Harvester. No
BELTS or CANVAS. Call for circulars. 21-35
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ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTIN

am now prepared to furnish Plans, Speci
iications and Estimates, Working Details, Ele
yations, etc. In short all drawings necessaIY
Tor the construction OF any building IN Il :
latest and most approved styles ,at reasonable
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. Any pei
son will save from s to - per cent. on the
cost OF a building by procuring reliable $,
OF drawings
CONTRACTS TAKEN,
tor building and furnishing all materials.
2l-35 &. BEENRx
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Prof. EaTthman entertained very
pleasant party of gentlemen at his
home on Wednesday evening of last
week. Last evening similar party
WAS given by Mr.. r. n Bevans.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-01-03

A copy of the Pierce County Atlas
has been placed upon our table by the
compilers and publishers, Messrs.
Nash & Morgan. 1t contains maps of
Pierce County and of each of the sew.
enteen towns within it; plats of the
city of Prescott and all the villages,
from River Falls down; business
directory; a large map of Wisconsin
the State census of 1875; territori-
al history of the State; and represen-
tatives of the Normal School and
Court House buildings. The mechan.
ical execution of the work is excellent
and the low price-ten dollars brings
the Atlas within the reach of every
body.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-01-03

Turkey shoot at H. N. Woods last Satur-
day.
Miss Elite Bartlett is visiting relatives in
our place
Miss Fanny Thomas starts for the Normal
this week.
Singing school in the Salem school-house
every Monday evening.
The donation for Rev. Zeigler, at the res
idence of S. M Baker, Melted Sl02.5
The woodmen's axe is heard from dewy
morn to shady eve, all around in this vicini-
ty.
number of our young people went to
Maiden Rock to the Masonic Installation
and dance.
Ten OF our young people were out to the
Lodge last Friday night Notwithstanding the
horrid roads.
Messrs Shaver and Amidon propose having
oysters ON the weight of their Berkshire pigs.
Will report who pays the bill in our next.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-01-03

DR.. B. f. Vannatta who has been
confined to his house by disease of
the lungs since Thanksgiving, is, we
are glad to see. able to be around again.
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SPRING VALLEY

There has been considerable blowing done
in this neighborhood the past week.
The nocturnal bowling of wolves has been
heard i'll this vicinity. very rare occur
renee.
Miss Minnie Adams has just returned from
quite an extended visit among her friends
and relatives in Racine county.
Mr.. John w. Kelley has invented nova
bic fence post that cannot be excelled for
cheapness or durability. He expects soon to
obtain patent on the same.
Mr.. Joseph R. Adams died at his residen ce
on the 3lst of Dec, 1877. In the death of
Mr.. Adams the community has lost one of its
most enterprising citizens, and he will be
mourned by many friends.
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Nn1Ece.

The impression has gone out that
we are not buying wheat as our ca
pacity for storing is filled, but all per-
sons who are owing us on account or
note can yet be accommodated and
get the very bighesJ price,
j. ID. PUTNAM & Co.
August 2S. 1877.