River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-29
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ON ALL THROUGH
TRAINS.

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1oral and Otherwise.
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the date 10 lchich you hare paid. II
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10 made, or If ii is not correct, please
notify as at once.
The weather has turned cold again.
There are l35 logging camps on the
Chippewa river this season.
There seems to be considerable sick
ness in this vicinity at present.
An exchange suggests Jack Frost as
the author of Beautiful Snow
Frank Beard, the caricaturist, is
next on the programme. Feb. IL.
The Bayfield, Press says that tiocks of
Robins are wintering i'll that place.
Rev. VIM. Gill will preach at the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning.
Cnas. Smith was called to Rush
City. Mimi, on legal business last
Monday.
H. E. Fay, Of Hammond, was Il call
eli in our office Monday afternoon of
this week
Rev. Watson will preach at the
Fargo school house at half past ten
O'Clock next Sunday morning.
Frank Beard's Numerous Artistic
Entertainment ut the Normal Chapel
Wednesday evening. Feb. II.
The convlcts Of the Wisconsin State
Prison were fed last year at a cost of
81 40 cents per week for each man.
John Bradshaw started for Boston,
Mass, last Friday upon receipt OF a
telegram announcing the death of his
father.
The 'Methodists" viii hold their
regular services after Feb lst in the
Baptist church while their church is
undergoing repairs.
\ union service Of the NJ. E. and
Congregational churches will be held
in the Congregational church Sunday
evening, Feb. lst.
We are i'll receipt of the annual re-
port for 1879 Of the directors and war
den of the Wisconsin State Prison. 1t
is an interesting document.
Rev. Egbert. of Hammond. well
known in this community, met with a
severe accident last week by falling
and breaking one of his arms.
Reports from the logging districts /
are to the effect that this season up to /
the present time has been the most :
favorable tor a number of years
We are panied to announce the
sudden death Of one Of our most high .
IL esteemed citizens, II. 5. Proctor /.
who died of pneumonia at noon to-day, I.
4 bin has been sent to Washington .
by \. 3. >tickney providing FOR the /
construction Of railroad bridge .
across the It. Croix at or near Pres
colt
Harper Magazine for February Is
as rich in illustration and Is varied .
and entertaining n its reading matter +.
as any number that has ever been -
sued.
For the 47Oth time single men are
called upon to protect themselves
against the inYeterate matchmaker.
Young ladies' are expected to pay all
the wooing bills this year.
Rev. Dee, of Ripon. Superintendent
of the Home Mission Work of North
west Wisconsin, preached an interest
ing sermon al the Congregational
church last sunday morning.
The log train on the North Wiscon-
sin railway makes four hundred and
twenty dollars day hauling legs
from Clayton to Hudson. The rail
road charges three dollars per thous-
and feet.
The February Atlantic is notable
number. co ltaining, in addition to its
new quota Of IA pages, supplement
giving full account of the Holmes
Breakfast, With the speeches, poems
and letters of that very interesting
OccaSier.