River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08
RIVER FALLS CHAPTER, R. A. d., 10. IS

RIVER FALLS CHAPTER. X. A. b., no. 40.
Stated convocatiOns on the Cd and 18th
r. R. BoURS, H.P.
wv. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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RIVER FALLS GRANGE, P. Of II.
&Stated meetings on the I'd and 4th Satur-
DAYS OF every month at o'clock P. NJ. In
c. ID. LEWIS, Master.
Mrs. 0. STRAHL. Secretary. A-22
UNION LODGE 10. 30, A. 0. U. W.,
RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN,.
Regular meetings every Thursday evening. |
All members should be present at the first |
meeting in every month.
l.. w. AUSTIN, NJ. W.
DIN WOODBURY., Recorder. %
RIVER FALLS LODGE, |. 0. Of D. T., No. 1873.
Meet every Saturda, evening ut their hall
over e 1. Ap Roberts store. Hour OF meet
ing, 7P.M. e.,
Ali Brothers of the Order visiting our viii
Iage are cordially invited to visit us.
+. G.. ScRIBSER, R. S. 4O-lyr
CaicagO. Milwaukee & It. Paul Railway
River Division. Time Table.
Trains arrive and depart from HASTINGS as fol-
lows:
GOING NORTH.
Arrive, l;45 Am. Depart l:5e A N.
como SOUTH.
Arrive, 1917 P. NJ. Depart, 1922 P. NJ.
s:49 P. SOD 7. NJ
Hudson & River Falls RaiIway.-Time Table.
oman after Tuesday, Dec, ?, 1872, trains will
run as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
River Falls 1855 s s Ssa} is S:sS !:
# $sa Il; IS River Falls. Cos ? AZ
CHlClGO,ST. PAUL & NIlyEAPOLISRA
Trains arrive and depart from Hudson as follows:
EASTWARD.
Day Express Arrives 1884 p. NJ, Dep. lao P 81
Night " Arrives sos P. NJ, Departs 9:lO p. NJ
WESTWARD.
nay Express Arrives 1921 p M Dep. l l5 P. M
Accommodation leaves for st. Paul at 1850. Ar
rives, returning, at 500 p. N.
MOTH WISCONSIN.
Train arrives from Richmond at 9:l0 a. NJ. and
leaves for Richmond at $3.50 p. NJ.
Through Trains to Chicago without change of
cars. Connec tions made at Camp Douglas for
Portage, Watertown, Milwaukee and points east
via. Grand Haven.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ON ALL THROUGH
TRAINS.
Tickets for sale to allimportant points by
ED. GRAVES Ticket Agent,
+. b. CLARKE.
Gen. Fr't Pass. Agt., st. Paul
T.. W. WINTER Gen. Supt., Hudson.
w. A. SIIRALL. Gen. Ticket Ag't, Chicago.
1ocaI and OMerwise.
The label on yo,tr paper should sh9ro
tn oate to which y0U hare paid. II
the date is not changed tgheR payment
as made, or II 1t is not correct, please
monty as at once.
Durand has a Juvenile Pinafore
troupe.
Walter Houser, Of Mondovi, was in
town on Saturday last.
Woolen goods at greatly reduced
prices at r. Y. Jenson's.
Dunn com ty offers $500 for every
wolf capture in the county.
J. A. Stirratt. of Oak Grove, was
among our callers last Monday.
Our public schools commenced on
Monday last with full attendance.
The leap year party last Thursday
evening was voted a success.
Strong protests are made in some
parts of the state against the dog tax.
4 beautiful rainbow clrcled the sky
last Monday morning at about eight
o'clock.
Misses Ida ana Hattie Powell have
returned 10 their school duties at
Sparta.
The lumber warehouse of D. C.
Davis & Sons las assumed definite pro- /
portions.
O. II. Beedle, the painter, will re-
move with his family to La Crosse
next week.
4 new cross-w walk is being put down
between Burhyte's store and the Ire
mont House.
4 delegation from saltwater took
In River Falls last Sunday. They
came for sleigh-ride.
Charlie Grant, of Diamond Bluff,
was in town on Saturday last and IA
yored us with a call.
The Institute opens under very IA
vorable auspices. About fifty stu
dents are III attendance.
Forty-fve thousand dollars have
been expended in improvements at
New Richmond during the past year.
+. s. Romsevell will continue dur
inc the month of Jan. to take subscrih- |
ers for the Toledo Blade at Sl.25. 31-lt /
We have presses and facilities
which are unsurpassed in the st. CroiX
Valley for doing all kinds of printing. /
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The Temperance Union will hold a
meeting al the NJ. f. Church next
Tuesday evening, Good speakers win
be in attendance.
G. W. hiInbaN, proprietor of the
steam saw mill at Ellsworth, announc-
es that he will SAW good logs (maple
excepted on shares, the coming sea
son.
The weather moderated last Satur-
day and has since beenluild and spring.
like. Our nice sleighing has vanish
cd. AMI carriage wheels now rumble
over The icy streets.
The reading Of Miss Phillips on
Monday evening viii be very enioya-
Bile and should be heard by all who en-
NV - t;t.s+ class qY1fnrfaiuD,pn+ IF that /