River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-08-07
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=. w. WINTER, Gen. Supt, Hudson.
W. A. SHRALL, Gen. Ticket Ag't, Chicago.
1ofal ard Oheriuise.
The iaJet on your paper shouid shou
he date TO achich you hare pail. u
fhe date is not changed tehen payment
IS nntie, or if il IS not correct, pleas,
notify IT'S at once.
The threshing machine hummeth.
For a light, easy running sewing
machine call upon NJ. y. PaulsOn.
VIM. Wells is building I'm addition
to his new house on Second street.
George Loyett is having hard
seige with Inflammation of the bowels
New styles of paper and type just
received at the JOURNAL Job Office.
Doe. E1dred expects to open the new
hotel about the middle of this month.
j. w. Bradshaw returned from {
trip to the Red River country last
Thursday.
Metropolitan Theater Company n
Brackets Hall next Thursday even
ing.
Many of the latest designs in jol
,natcrial lust received at the Journal
office.
That enterprising paper, the Still
water Gazette, has enlarged to nine
column sheet.
NJ. 4. Paulson is agent for the Davis
Sewing Machine. than which there is
none better made.
f. Rogers is putting up a cooper
shop on Main street nearly opposite
the JOURNAL Office.
II. :. Sawyer is building house fol
Geo. Fortune on the west side oppo
site the school house.
Those whose hearing is very acute
might have heard an occasional click
of the reaper last Sunday.
ID. c. Davis, of Cady, has moved to
this place and will personally superin'
tend his lumber yard here.
Sven Younggren, of Clifton, has re-
Gently had one of those celebrated
Halliday vindmills put UP by Thos
CIcary.
Mute Morgan. arrested last Satur
day for purloining a gun from Mr.
Wales. was fined $500 by Justice
Knowles.
1t has been very difficult harvesting
tins week. tile grain being SO badly
crinkled. Considerable loss will en-
tail from this source.
Geo. SIMPSON, formerly of this coun'
ty. was killed by lightning on the 3lst
nit While iding in 4 wagon near
Round Mound. Mimi.
Messrs. y. =. Vanderhoof, Carroll
Lucas and j. G.. Ingalls,, of Menomo-
ME. PASSED through town last Monday
on nm overland trip to Dakota.
Mr.. J. Il. Heffern's little daughter
Lulu fell from a window into cellar
way last Saturday, striking her head
upon stone and seriously injurying
her.
A house in the eastern part of the
village occupied 10y Z. ThraSher, was
struck by lightning during the severe
storm last Thursday night and slight
IL damaged.
W. l.. Davies returned from Dacota
last Monday upon receipt of Il telegram
stating that his little daughter. who
has been sick for long time, was in Il
very critical condition.
II. G.. Haugan, of La Crosse. pay
master on the Southern Minnesota
Railroad. was in town last week on his
way to New Centerville TO visit his
sister. Mrs. NJ. ThorSon
Since the lst of May, Thos Cleary
has drilled and dug $40 feet of wells,
sold 80 pumps, put in 1880 feet of pump
nine. sold and put up Il Halliday wind
mills one of which was gear mill for
running machinery.
]. L. Dean, of Kinnickinnic, has
compIeted d new barn. 24x36, with a
stone basement. MIR. Deem requests
lis to state that Mr.. Tubbs has insured
tI,a l,niIdinp and il will be u,Inecessa