River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-22


The iron boom, like all other booms.
is on the wane.
Cleaning up about the premises is
the order OF the day.
just ina new lot of Fischees and
Laces at Burhyte's.
Morgan has purchased a new avn
ing for his barber shop.
Junction Mills will probably resume
operation in about week.
High winds prevailed for few
days tie first of the week.
Fishermen are ON the alert since
the expiration of the fish law.
Heavy gales are reported through
out the northwest during the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Youmans rejoice
over tie advent of an eight pound
son.
4 full assortment of Hats and Caps
for spring and summer,at Ap Roberts
store.
Two thousand Sweeds have left
Bremen this spring for the United
States.
All goods sold for cash. NO cred
it," Everything reduced in price. at
Burhyte's.
Walter Houser, of Mondovi, was in
attendance at his mothers funeral on
saturday last.
There will be services at the Epis-
copal Church next Sunday evening at
half past seven.
Misses Stella and Belle Houser have
gone II Mondoyi to live with their
brother. Walter.
Ii is estimated that 10. 900 emigrants
viii seeA homes ia the great north
west this season.
The new furniture for the NJ. E.
Church. arrived last week. 1t is ele-
| CANT and stylish.
;. d. Dodge Will build fine resi-
dence this season on the corner south
Of his present dwelling.
Ask ycur neighbors who have trad
ed with us this week about our prices.
f. J. BURHYTE.
Prof. ID. NJ. Woodbury. was admit
ed t. tie bar at a term of the Circmt
Court held at Osceola last week.
Seeding is well advanced in Mime
sofa. and The weather is favorable Tor
an immense crop.-St. Paul DispGtch.
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James Mccullough, the barber who
won laurels while here last year, has
returned and now succeeds Mr.. Gamer.
in Morgun shop.
c. W. Youngman has just received
a new supply of shingles. and now
offers 100, 900 for sale. Lumber Of al
| grades and prices.
4. {. Hotchkiss' mustangs gave q
creditahie exhibition of their dexteri'
~ OH the streets last Friday. The
| wagon sustained slight injuries.
Don't forget that Ap Roberts has
splendid stock of Clothing. Good
styles aud low prices are the order Of
the day Ter ready pay. Call and see.
Work upon the foundation of the
school house is progressing fayorably
ami it is expected that the carpenters
VIII confluence operations in " few
day..
Odds & Lords teams fIom the pinery
filed into town yesterday afternoon
laden with the camp equipments. The
procession contained nineteen horses,
| all in line condition.
Everett Fuller. of this place, and
Harry Wetherby, of Hudson, will
start for Montana the first of next
month. They intend to go into the
stock raising business in the Yellow.
stoue country.
Frank Ehoads, Of Cannon Falls,
Minn., spent day or two with his
friends here the first of the week.
Frank is now employed in the Touring
mill of r, Gregg & Co., At that place
as book keeper.
Or. &. II. Gary will make his reg
ular scmi-aunual visit to River Falls
commencing on Monday, April 10Th
The Doctor occupies the topmoS'
notch in the dental surgery business
ard his coming is always halIeC
with delight by the ailing ones.
The Madison hotel keepers expect
| To 40 IL lBtI NY DttolAltoo III -'A"J
sides an influx of visitors from thu
| South in search OF health AMI pleas
ure. there will be two State politica
conventions ana National Conyen
ton Of Presbyterians.
Prof. ID. N. Woodbury., assisted by
Misses Nellie Eannatta and Hattie
Dodge, viii give an elocuhonary en-
tertainment 1T Keith Hall, Ellsworth
next saturday evening. the oath INST
The citizensof that burg can count on
value received for their time anc
moaey spent III listening to them, anC
a large mare IN besides.
We publish to-day call for the k9-
publican Co,mty Convention at which
are to lie elected delegates to the Sen
atorial District Convention and two
delegates 10 the state Convention
! While it is safe to assume that known
Grant men will not be among the
/ chosen from this county the masses OF
/ 4 H nraNna