River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-18
RsTss eF ADVERTISING.
date and is well provided with machin-

date and is well provided with machin-
cry Cor wood work and grinding feed.
THE RIVER FALLS JOURNAL.
Nnt the least among the business
interests of our village is the publica-
| tion$ofiice and job printing establish
ment of the RIVER FALLS JOURNAL,
owned and conducted by Messrs.
Morse & Moody. The JOURNAL is the
largest and most widely circulated
newspaper published in Pierce county,
the job department of which with it's
power presses and large assortment of
latest styles of type, embraces one of
the most completely equipped job
printing offices in northwestern Wis
cOnsin. From modest beginning IN
1872 This establishment has grown in
to an extensive business, the JOURNAL
ranking second to none in the State
as local newspaper, while the guam
tity and quality of job printing exc
cuted in this office is source of just
pride TO its prOprietors and of benefit
10 all who have occasion TO order any
thing In their line.
THE FURNITURE STORE
of j. III. Patterson, on Maple street,
is stocked with agood variety OF furni-
ture OF all descriptions and full line of
undertaken S goods. Mr.. Z. Is an up
right man to deal with and all goods
purchased of him viii be found rs rep
resented.
AoUNG BROS MACHINE SHOP.
These gentlemen coming here as
strangers a few years since, have won
an excellent reputation for good work
and square dealing.
THE CARRIAGE SHOP
of w. $. Ensign represents the leading
interest in the manufacture of wagons
and sleds. The old settlers can reco-
lect that at an early day no farm was
well equipped without an Ensign wag-
on then manufactured by the father
of the present proprietor, but the pres
tige ha } in no respect decreased in the
hands. All his work is made
of the hest materials and put up in u
thorough and attractive manner.
MR. n. WALES
has for many years been engaged in
manufacturing and repairing wagons
and sleas and has won reputation
second 20 none for the reliability of
his work.
NE. BURNS AND A. LUND
on Maple street, make u speciality of
wagon ,nd carriage work, though by
no means neglecting all kinds of re-
pairing in both wood and iron work.
THE LIVERY STABLE
Of A. II. Lord is among the old and
prominent institutions of the places
Phe froQt part of the building was
The first or nearly the first used for
hat purpose in the village; it has
been enlarged until Mr.. Lord, who has
been the proprietor for several years
past, is able to furnish fiast-class turn
outs of every description as well as
good accommodations foI boarding sale
md transient horses.
W3NDMTLLS AND PUMPS.
Amon& the necessary inventions Of
this age to the farmers of the country
are the ayindmills and pumps. The
celebrated Halliday Windmill and a
variety Of the best kinds of iron and
wooden Jumps can be found at the
shop of 'fhos. Cleary, who also has
on hand gas pips and fittings,
and vitriGed earthen tubing.
THE RIVER FALLS PRESS,
by Messrs. Merrick & Fowl
er. was established in 1874, and is
ROOu ItN Slbdptl III dll ACobbtbN'
MUSICAL instruments.
The piano and organ business is
here by NJ. A. Paulson
and q. w. Pratt wno make it a point
to have any organ one may desire but
to recommend only the best.
PHYSICIANS.
The medical profession is well rep
resented by Drs. S. M. Davis, T.. Bal
lard, r. ,R. Bourn, c. l.. Burroughs,
and G. NJ. Gould, b. E. Vannatta.
DENTISTRY
is performed in scientific manner by
DR.. J. w. Hamilton, who is perma-
nently located here, and by DR.. @. II.
Crazy. woo makes the town semi-annu-
al visits:
ATTORNEYS.
The legal list comprises A. p. Weld,
w. Vanuatta, G. Smith, j. III. Wilkin-
son, Z. j.. Holmes and w. S. Lauder.
BLACKsMITHs.
The shop of Burnett & Lord is To-
Gated on Maple street where good
workmen and fair dealing may be
found. The shop of Louis Olson is sit
uated in the rear or Ensign's wagon
shop where he may be found ready to
do all work in his line with neatnesA
and dispatch. B. II. Pillar, nearly OF
posite the JOURNAL Office, does all
kinds of hlacksmithing promptly and
at low prices.
CONCLUSION.
Thus We close review of the bust
ness interests of River Falls. There
are numerous enterprises in addition
to those mentioned, but lack of time
and space. compels us to forego the
pleasure Of more elaborate mention
upon the present occasion; and where
omissi ms have occurred, it is not
through motives of intent, but rather
for the wait Of time and the inability
on the part of the writer to procure the
facts necessary to their proper pre-
sentation..