River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-03

J. Walsingham, of Salem, made us
q pleasant call this morning.
The public debt increased during
March nearly one million dollars.
Latest spring styles of Prints. just
received from Chicago, at R. w. Flem-
ing's.
Melvin Andrews, brother of A. ID.
/ Andrews, arrived in town from Maine
last Thursday.
Mrs. Winchester leaves for Chicago |
in few weeks, to purchase her sum-
mer Millinery.
;. L. Farnsworth and C. p. Aldrich |
left for Croosston, Minnesota, last
Tuesday morning.
Services have been held in the Cath
Ole Church every morning at 9 clock
during the first of the week, by Father
Kelly, of Hudson.
To make room for another line of
goods / will sell my entire stock of
men and boys clothing at strictly cost.
Call aid get prices. r. w. FLEMING.
Mrs. Maria Fields and Miss Emma
Fields will soon leave for Berlin, Wis
consin, the latter to make that place
her home and the former to remain
during the summer.
/ About twenty-five of the citizens of
this place went to st. Paul last Satur-
day to attend the matinee performance
of the Hess Opera Company. a very
pleasant time is reported.
For sALE.-A good top buggy,
Winona make, single harness, side
saddle and riding bride, cheap for
cash or on time. Inquire of
If J. L. MOODY.
The Temperance ticket was defeat
Ell on Tuesday with the exception of
G.. c. Carleton, constable, who had no
opposition, and J. l.. Moody, clerk, by
majorities ranging as high as forty
five.
Miss Olive, who has had the place
of first assistant i'll the public school
for the past two terms, takes charge
of the TrimbeIle school for the COM
ing term.
The town board elect will hold their
first session at the JOURNAL Office next
Saturday, April 5th, when all the Of
fcer>, including pathmasters, are re-
auested to be present and qualify.
The vote at the election last Tues
day was the largest ever polled in this
town. Much interest was manifested
by both parties and entire good feel
ing prevailed between them through
ont the day.
\ nice assortment of Ruching, gilt
edge and plain, at Mrs. w. II. Win
chesters.
The COrnet Band will give another
Of their dime concerts tomorrow Fri
day. evening. The programme at
these concerts is first class, and all
lovers of good music, as well as all in
terested in the prosperity of our band,
should attend.
Mr.. E. p. Huntington, has disposed
of his interest in the North Wisconsin
News to Mr.. Alex. Russell, of New
Richmond, and retired from the news
paper business. We have no doubt
but that new firm will continue to
make the News the lively sheet it has
been.
The Wallace Britton Dramatic
Company returned and played here on
Monday and Tuesday evenings to fair |
houses. The drama Monday evening |
was Lady Audley's Secret and the |
farce Hole in the Wall; on Tuesday |
evening the drama Dora, and the
| farce Rough Diamond.
Owing to the amount of business /
have had to attend to, l was unable to
meet my appointment at Maiden Rock,
March 18th. | will visit Maiden
Rock. promptly, April 18th. All oper-
ations in the dental line performed in
the highest art All work warranted
and at prices TO correspond with the
times. c. T. MANTOR, Dentist.
Mr.. ". III. Wood is making arrange
ments for the manufacture of sorghum
the coming season. Mr.. Wood has
had ten years experience in its manu-
facture and is thoroughly conversant
with all branches of the business. All
who wish to engage in this industry
and have not already sent for seed are
requested to apply to him or to Mr.. o.
~trahl at once.
! The Model Grades of the Normal
school will open Monday, April 7th,
for a term of twelve weeks. A limit
ed number of new pupils will be re-
ceiycd in each model grade. Tuition,
20 cents per week in Primary; 25
cents. intermediate; 40 cents, gram
mar. Tie Normal Department will
open the Spring Term, Monday, April
| eth. 4S-2t
Owing to conflicting circumstances
MeSsrs. Letson and Beatty did not
complete the bargain in the stage
business rs reported last January. Mr..
LetSon is nov proprietor with Will
Moore in charge. The stage will run
on the same time as heretofore, ar
irving here from Ellsworth at $50, A.
n. Parties wishing to take passage
for Ellsworth, or have any business
attended to there. should leave orders
with Mr.. Letson at Pradshaw's store