River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-08-22

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New store new goodsnew prices
r. n. TENSIONS. Z
VIII
l.. j. Richardson wishes to purchase ~
number of new mich cows. q
Mr.. A. G. Stephens mas our thanks fled
n the gift of a fine pumpkin. VIII
A moderate rain set in this morning oiii
nd continues as we go to press. I
JUST ma fine stock of can goods in /
adj groceries. r.. N. JENsoN. me-
r. B. Gaylord is spending couple % !
{ weeks on his farm at Mankato, roa
linn. run
An attempt is being made to estab- /
sh a military academy at Hastings. ale
linn. hor
Wanted. hie
A few good stone masons. Apply telt
} ID. McGREGoR. ing
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aine, of Ellsworth, were in town !
gra
A book is advertised in the New '',,,
-ork Advocate entitled, ''Brick Pom
roy Exposed. . ~,
The wheat separator in the ware. be
ouse of J. ID. Putnam & Co.,
-orks like charm.
The firemen of Eau Claire and Chip req
eva Falls will take an excursion to to
hicago next month. in
Mr.. Isaac Southworth, Librarian at ny
he Normal. returned from his vaca- an
on visit last evening.
A. G. Stephens, of Kinnickinnic, ~
as raised about nine hundred bushels NY
potatoes this season. me
len
We have the largest stock of cloth ars
lg in town and won't be mdersold. wb
r. N. JENsoN. Mo
Two breweries and one cigar fac ,
DRY, of Saltwater, paid 5000 to the on,
evenue collector during July. eta
Lutte Musser had one of his hands thi
adly shattered by the accidental dis hei
barge of his gun last Tuesday. atl
Shirts, Neckware, Cottonade Pants,
'veralls, Gloves, Hats, Caps, Trunks
nd Satchels at II. n. Jenson's. Z
Wanted.
Teams for hauling piles and lumber H.
rom Hudson. Apply to uI'
ID. MCGREGoR. H.
Hon. c. C. Washbun has advertis- the
d for proposals for rebuilding his FL,
urge mill at Minneapolis. The new
ill will be 100 by $50.
- is {
The dance which was to have been mo
iven at A. G. Rand's Hall, New mi
last Wednesday night was COS
until tomorrow night. att
"V0
a full line of Dress Goods, Prints, mes
inghams, Shirtings, Muslins, Sheet Xix
lgs, Jeans, Cottonades, Flannels, tm
assimeres, etc., at r. N. Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Webster, ac- lit
by Mrs. f. J. Burhyte and wa
aughter, left last Monday for MAJ he
uon, H., on visit to their son Spen- Gle
er. Ing
The Mankin Family entertainments -,
n Thursday and Friday evenings of
,st week were all they claimed to be; -
he attendance, however, was rather
mall.
Mrs Fargo and her two daughters, rec
{ st. Louis, who have been spending res
few weeks with friends in this vi eii'
Unity, started on their return home RI
tst Monday. iio
Judge roster tl MS mn - piep'io,, ligl
D shell corn and grind feed of all attn
intls, and do it as well as it can be evf
one at any other place, for either
oil or cash. ,
+. J. Burhyte has put row of Coz
helving and drawers in the rooms Ger
yer the back part of his store where pat
e keeps his extensive stock of cloth the
Nc and boots and shoes. inc
F. J. Bmhyte has an extensive new tiV
ign stretched across the back part of ed
is store which directs those in want
f wearing appeared to large stock !
f clothing up stairs. apl
There will be special communiea- Co
ion of River Falls Lodge,F. & a. NJ, ing
t their hall next Tuesday evening. iial
Is there is to be important work a Pun
I'LL attendance is desired. NC
sig
Although the water in Lake st. ,o,,
,roix is lower than it has been for pi,
ears, more boats are running and con
nore RATS are being lowed down the obi
IKE than for some years past.
While some farmers will not pillow
uring the month of August, expert T
nee teaches that early blowing will uon
reduce better and earlier crops than NJ.
md plowed later in the season. fix W
Hail storms have been unusually T Tppe
requent and severe during the past T
arvest. III. J. Bennett, of Belden- ~
lille, lost nearly all his small grain d
nd all his fruit by recent hail &c
torn. Jan
n 10 taI iorh la,.