River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-08

The town Of Troy reelected its old
Ulcers.
g. l.. Bowman offers an organ for
ale cheap.
Mary Fitzsimmons will teach this
ummer in the Glass Valley district. |
Imogene Cox has been engaged to
each in the stone school house, Kin
lickinnic.
The burning of Brackets Block, |
Minneapolis, on Tuesday morning en-
allied loss of $171, 900.
Geo. Peterson and Alaska who |
we're arrested Tuesday for wife beat
ng, were sent to the county jail for
ninety days.
Rev. Langlois will hold sevice at
-he Episcopal church next Sunday
evening at seven o'clock.
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There was a lively battle with the
Indians few days ago in the Yellow
stone region, where several of our boys
have gone to help locate railroad.
GIRL WANTED.-A good, exper-
fenced girl for general housework.
To commence May LIST, 1880. Call on
or address Mrs. II. 5. MILLER,
4Q-tf Prescott, Wis.
English Breakfast I
O0long Z"
Basket fried Japan" z Bradshaw's
Choice G and Cheap -
Martin Wolf was arrested yesterday
and brought before Justice Knowles
on charge of selling liquor on election
day. He was convicted and fined
1880.
An exchange says silver half dol
lar weighs almost exactly half an
ounce. Consequently a letter weigh
ing no more than one of these pieces
may be sent for one three cent stamp.
Mr.. f. NJ. Dodge, of Hartland, or
dered a Western Cottage organ last
week of C. w. Youngman, who deliv-
cred him one with which Mr.. ID. is
highly pleased.
The students of the Institute have
organized debating society with the
following officers: Pres. r. j. Mean
drew; Vice Pres, Louie Burr; Sec,
Lincoln Parker; Janitor, E. w. San
derSOn.
The town of Trimbelle elected the
following officers Oh Tuesday: Super
visors. j. Severance, u. COoney, n.
C. Thurber; Clerk, J. 5. Rounce;
Treas, j. Mclaughlin; Assessor, John
Powers.
c. w. Youngman has seven agents
in different counties in the State who
are working up fine trade for the
Western Cottage Organ. These in
struments are bound to take the lead
in the end. 1t
The people of st. CroiX county have
set June 18th for General Market
Day." and will meet at the fail
grounds in Hudson, bringing with
them their stock &C., for sale or ex
change. A good idea.
Mrs. Lydia p. Andrews who for q
few years past has made her home
with her son. DR.. A. ID. Andrews, suf
fered stroke of paralysis on Tuesday
last After a few hours she partially
recovered consciousness, but has nc
use of her right side and is still in a
very critical condition.
At the election in Ellsworth on
Tuesday officers were elected as fol-
lows: Supervisors, Wilson Kinney,
Fred Huber, r. Hanson; Clerk, Will
Moore; Treas. NJ. NJ. Sanderson; As
SCISSOR, c. Fenton; Justices, c. Fenton,
Nelson Kinney, J. Mumford; Consta-
bles, J. r. Moore, d. Klingensmith,
]. Quinn.
The following were noted by the in
structress in the department of pen
manship at the Institute as the ones
who had made the most progress dur
ing the winter tern: A. A. Peterson,
Libbie Rasmussen, Jennie Burhyte,
Agnes Browell, Lizzie Wilson. Carrie
Bjersted, J. w. Crabtree, Willie How
ard, Gilmore Stephens. Rachel Moul-
ton.
The result of the election was cele-
brated Tuesday eve by free fight in
VOLTS saloon, in which three persons
were badly ''mashed" and the glass
front badly demOralized. Constable
Tozer promptly appeared on the scene
and with the help of Others lodged
three of them in the "cooler" to await
the light of Wednesday morn.
Sections Fees.
At a meeting of Greenwood Gene
terry Association. April Sd, 1s80, the
following fees were fixed by the
Board: From April LIST to November
LIST, inclusive, for the age of two years
and under, $50; over two and under
fifteen, 80 90; fifteen and over, $500.
For the months of December, Janua-
ry, February. and March, for the ages
of two years and under, $500; over
two years and under fifteen. $3.50:
fifteen and over $4.00.
Pickles in bulk OF bottle for sale.
PETER f. BRADSHAW.
4 large crowd assembled at the de-