River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-11-27
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f. Tubbs.
a large stock of Cloaks at Mrs. f.
j. Scales
See ]. NJ. Smiths insurance al. else
whore in this paper.
Geo. Roberts, of Fishers Landing
Mimi, was in town last week,
Call at the millinery store Of Mrs.
Scales and see her new stock of Fnfs.
The Good Templaps Lodge Of tlia
place have purchased IN organ of 81.
A. Paulson.
The sum of 81, 1913 was paid BY
this state for newspapers furnished
the last Legislature.
Diphtheria prevails quite exten-
sively in Red Wing. several dealiis
have recently occurred
We have received the annual report
of the Secretary of State for the fiscal
year ending sept, 30, 1879.
Mr.. John Claggett. of Fon du Lac
county, this state, has been visiting
his brother. Stephen, Of this place,
the past week.
III. S. Miller. Of the Prescott Bank,
has money to loan at eight per cent.
pei annum. See advertisement IN an
other column. tt
The New Richmond Cornet Band
are going into the dime concert busi-
ness. These concerts are becoming
popular all around.
Madison Democrat: Our city is get
ting into one vast web of telephone
wires Almost everybody has 4 tele-
phone, now; but there are more to be
mad.
We have received the annual report
of the CommissIo OF Agriculture,
VIM. G. LeDuc, for the year 1878. Il
contains valuable information and sta
tistics for farmers and others.
The Yonkers Gazetfc says; The
democracy is not dead yet. No. L
has only been laid up OH q shell foT Z
little while, near limbmgef cheese,
and it's the cheese that you notice.
Peek,
Eighteen buildings were destroyed
by fire at Pennington, Mimi, on I'd,
night of the 22d inst, involving a loss
of about $4,000. Nearly the whole
business portion Of the town was
swept away.
\ full attendance is desired at the
stated communication Of River Fails
Lodge. f. n A. NJ, next Tuesday even
ing. Work in the Fl degree is eX
pected and business OF Importance
viii be transacted.
\ large party of invited guests as
seinlled at the residence of j. ID. Pat
nam last Thursday evening and Whiled
away several hours in social converse
and other pleasant amusementS Incl
dent to such occasions.
Chickens a,sd FEgs.
The subscriber has fifteen varieties
of chickens which he offers for sale at
$l.00 apiece. VIII supply families
WIFI ItGpii " VI W.
n. A. THELANDFR.
LosT.-From my wagon, on the
street in this village, II grain sacks.
marked liver IverSOn aud"C. Olson;
also horse blanket. The finder viii
please leave the same ut T. J. Bur
hyte's store. IYER IyEEsoN.
Conversation by telephone can now
be distinctly carried on between Mad
ison and Eau Claire, a distance Of 200
miles. Voices can be recognized, ane
infections OF tone noticed as easily as
between stations in the same city.
We have a speedy and positive c IRE
for Catarrh, Diphtheria. CankGT mouth
and Head Ache, in SHILOH 5 CATARRIl
REMEDY. \ nasal Injector free with
each bottle. Use it if you desire
health, and sweet breath Price scots.
Sold by q. +. DAVIS.
Owing to failing health, Or. Golden
has been obliged to give mp his pr4c-
tice at Maiden Rock and started yes
terday for Georgia with the hope 81
deriving benefit from change OF cli-
mate. We understand. Mrs. Golden
will join him in a few weeks.
Fifteen different plans for the new
school house have been submitted to
the building committee by architects
in Boston, Chicago, Cleveland. S..
Paul. Omaha, and other places, and on
ly tWo-one by Chicago architect
ana one by Mr.. Charles Henry, Of this
retained to he submitted TO the
people for choice.
Charley Hicks returned last Monday
from his hunting expedition, bringing
as trophies four handsome deer, the
result OF a week cruise in the wider
ness near Cumberland, Barron county.
Pete Lewis, of KinnickinHic, vino
accompanied Mr.. Hicks slew two deer,
They will return again this week for
another onslaught, going further
north.
Bridgeman, the Indian agent as
Green Bay, has been arrested charged
with the artificial propagation of In
dams. on paper. In other words. his
cash book showed Il certain number
of Indians ON hand, to whom the gov
ernment was paying annuities, but a
count of the Indians show Il deficit.
Let him be searched; he may have
some Indians hid away somewhere.
Pech S Sun.
G. w. Mapes has sold lis house and
lot in this village to j. D. Putnam,
and Sill remove with his family some
time next month to WaVerly, Sussex
county. Va. Mr.. Mapes was one OF
the primitive settlers Of tho st. CroiS
Valley. and his family have been mum
bered among our most highly respected
citizens. They viii carry wish them
to their new home the best wishes Of
ALL
J II. Lord and family took their
departure for the pmery Jhis morning
for The winters soioWn. Messrs.
Odds & Lord have have established
three camps near Hinckley. Mimi,
where they will employ about eighty
men, twentv-Seyen horses and twenty
four oxen. They intend to bank g.
600, 090 feet OF logs during the winter,
wnicb will be converted into lumber
at theirsmill at Glenmont before an
other winter sets in.
''Nhat is the matter with that in.
fernal sewing machinei II is net
necessary TO send your whole sew
iDg machine to as. but lust take She