River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-10

~NNA'AN
a Rubber coat cheap.
Miss Anna Ellis is visiting friends
in Milwaukee this week.
Willard Dale returned from Camp
bell, Mimi, on Saturday last.
Services at the Episcopal church
next Sunday at the usual hour.
Ask to see that new line of coffee at
Burhyte's. 1t will surprise you.
\ house to rent near the Junction |
Mills. Inquire of Freeman Il stephens.
Theodore Nichols and wife, of Can
non Falls, Mimi, are spending few
days in town.
Compare Burhyte's 50-cent tea with
that you pay 65 and 20 cents for else
where
First-ciass wheat lands for sale or
exchange FOR residence property. In
quire at This office.
Win Tozer has been appointed |
pound master and now has everything |
i'll readiness for business.
WANTED y tirst-class girl to do |
general house work. Apply to. Mrs.
Z. j. Scales, River Falls.
Lyman Loring, of Red River, was
in town the first Of the week. He was
on lis way to the Reunion at Milwau-
kee.
Considerable damage by Hood is re-
ported in the southeastern portion of
the county resulting from the storm
Of last Saturday.
J. ID. Putnam returned from Con-
neticut last Thursday where he had
been called to the sick bed of his moth
Ell who died ON the 2Sth ult.
The next district convention of the
|. o. of q. T. will be held at Maiden
Rock Oh the 23d and Oath of June.
Hon. John Seboski will conduct the
meeting.
The Good Templars' Lodge of this
place give a strawberry and ice cream
festival IN J. III. Lords yard on Third
street next Tuesday evening, June
18th. All are invited to attend.
Burhyte is determined to give his
customers the full benefit Of Cash Pur-
chases.
Frank Scribner returned last Satur-
day from Chandler, Burnett county,
where he had been for short
visit to his parents. He reports
excellent fishing in that vicinity.
Andrew Sather, now one of the mer-
Chant princes of Cannon Falls, Mimi,
made us an agreeable call on Tuesday.
He came over with his family for
week visit with parents and friends.
ID. NJ. Woodbury. goes to TaylOr's
Falls, Mimi, next Monday where he
Will begin his career as lawyer, hav-
ing formed IN alliance with Ii. n. Set
ger, an established attorney of that
place.
Miss Lila Hays closed her school
at Somerset last week for few days
vacation and came down to while
away the interim with her friends
here. She will teach at Minneapolis
the coming fall.
II is no trouble to show goods.
Come in and examine our goods and
prices. FL. BURHYTE.
We have received the Premium
List and Regulations of the Goth gen.
eral exhibition of the Wisconsin State
Agricultural Society to be held at
Madison Sept. 9th, eth, 8th, 9th and
10th.
Among those in attendance at the
Reunion from this town are Joseph
and Clarence stephens, Jerry Flint,
Ezra Healey, DR.. Johnson and wife,
Geo Dodge, Martin Ripple and E.
Boyer.
The wind Of last Saturday did con-
siderable damage in the southern part
| of town. demolished Phineas Long
fellows summer kitchen, destroyed
a number of fine apple trees for d. D.
Proctor aud blew over about $50 rods
of fence on the farms of c. NJ. and
| Wallace shepard.
The Congregational churches of
Northwestern Wisconsin will meet in
convention at Menomonie next week
beginning Tuesday evening. An ex-
| cellent programme is issued, consist
| inc of papers and discussions on i'm
portant topics. Several persons are
talking of going over from this village.
The Teachers Association for
| Pierce County, conducted by Superin-
tendent McCleary, will meet at the
school house in Ellsworth on Saturday
next at O'Clock \. NJ. Prof. Baker,
Pres. OF the Teachers Library Asso-
| citation, will call business meeting OF
that Association at the same time and
place.
State superintendent Whitford and
Regents Chandler, North, and Wright
are in town attending the closing eX-
ercises of the Normal School. Exam
nations were the order yesterday i'll
which the graduating class acquitted
themselves creditably. This morning
the Model Grades gave public exhi-
bition. Tomorrow will be occupied
with graduating exercises beginning
ut s. o'clock \. NJ.
NJ. c. Pierce is agent for the knowl.
ton Reaper and Mower, Hay Rake,
Riding Cnltivator, Walking Cultiva-
tor. and Stalk Cutter. These celebra-
ted implements are manufactured at
Rockford. H., 10y VIM. \. knowlton,
and are superior machines in all re-
spects. Mr.. Pierce can be found at