River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-11-13
Variable weather.

Variable weather.
Pay the printer and be happy.
The business boom is incl casing.
Dime Concert tomorrow evening.
J. II. Langan has built a new barn.
Thanksgiving two weeks from to-
day.
Albert Lord has his new house com.
pleted.
Town Clerks are now tussleing with
the tax rolls.
The fremont House sports d bran
new covered bus.
st. Paul has medical school in sue
cessful operation.
The State Musical Convention is in
session at Neenah.
G.. p. Bracket has resumed the
authorship of his hall.
The yellow fever at the south has
gone into winter qurters.
L. L. Lewis, of lost Greek, gave us
a pleasant call last Friday.
Navigation ON Lake St. Croix has
been impeded by ice of late.
Frank Gray returned last week from
Montana to spend the winter.
Ed. Fitzgerald, of Rock Elm, favor
cd us with call last Saturday.
Lumbermen are making prepare
fInpx, fnY, M, e., Of xRriOfar'S work
Ashland county claims the finest
court house in northern Wisconsin.
w. Thurston, of Hartland, made
our village visit last Saturday.
A Republican Club has been formed
at Erin Prairie, st. Croix county.
The railroad conductors of the
United States meet next year in st.
Paul.
Decidedly the most entertainment
Tor the least money at the Dime Con-
certs.
Six suicides have occurred at Hast
ings, Mimi, during the past fourteen
months.
Four car loads of Canadian Colonists
for Manitoba recently passed through
st. Paul.
Henry Farnsworth, who has been
dangerously i'll for some time past,
is now convalesceat.
There is talk of changing the name
of Barron county ut the next meeting
of the Legislature.
The old chimneys in the Congrega-
tional church have been taken down
and replaced with new ones.
Quarantine has been suspended in
the Southern states that have been
living under its regulations.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. +.
Church next Saturday and Sunday.
Preaching at o'clock p. NJ. on Satur-
day.
Rev. Henry Langlois, of Hudson,
will hold services in the Episcopal
church next Sunday evening, at !
O'Clock P. Nj.
The furry of snow was give
away TO quite number OF Vension,
several of which found their way TO
our markets.
4 number Of the manufacturing es-
Establishments at Eau Claire have re-
duced their working time to eight
hours per day.
The saltwater & Taylors Falls and
Hudson & River Falls railroads have
passed into the hands of the st. Paul
& Sioux City Company.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher celebrat-
ed his golden wedding at Brooklyn on
the 9th of October. Mrs. Beecher is
seyenty-five years old.
The people of Colorado are in high
state of excitement over the Indian
question. They want the savages ex-
terminated and the reservations con-
fiscated.
Brackets Hall was we'll filed on
Tuesday evening to listen TO Miss
Pratt's complimentary concert, and
all were we'll pleased with the even
ing's entertainment.
We received a call last Saturday
from Robert Wilkinson, of Clifton, who
has spent the summer in Dakota. lie
thinks of returning to that country IN
the spring 70 take claim.
A new mode Of collecting honey is
being adopted in Germany. A small
apparatus, with wires, gives the bees
an electric shock, and they fall to
the bottom Of the hive, remaining ssaar
tionless for several hours,