River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-09-30

Miss Lille Hoffman, of Ellsworth, is
friends in town.
Mrs. j IL. Patterson spent last week
friends at Rock Elm.
Kendall's SPAWN Cure always cures
if properly used. Read Adv't.
JIG. Taylor has moved to Marshall,
Mimi, where he will engage in farm
ing.
The seven months old infant of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Barker was buried yes
terday.
disappointment r. L. Reed is
now in charge of the school at Lancas-
ter, Wis.
l.. l.. Richardson, of Clifton, sends
us sample of very nice syrup from
his cane mill.
Arthur Childs has sold his house
and lots on Spring street to F. Nye,of
kinnickinnic.
Messrs. Eugene Doolittle and John
Dennison, of Ellsworth, visited River
Falls. yesterday.
Prof. Jay r. Hinckley conducts an
educational column i'll the Weekly
star, at Tomah, Wis.
An Oshkosh man has succeeded this
year in raising two crops of raspberries
from the same bushes.
H. Talofson, of FL Paso, found time
to make the JOURNAL Office call
while in town yesterday.
Dr.. Thompson, of Rock Elm, spent
last Saturday. night in town. We ac-
knowledge pleasant call.
Brother Ives, of the Prescott Plain
dealer, was a welcome caller at the
JOURNAL office last Monday.
Compound Essence of Pepsin. A
remedy for Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
Fifty cents Il bottle at c. Z. Davis.
Judge Foster left Monday for three
weeks missionary tour among the
Greenbackers of this congressional
district.
Senator Michael Griffin, of Eau
Claire and lawyer Bashford, of Hudson,
were among the notables in town last
saturday.
Judge Foster has been building a
stone wall under part of his saw mill
and re-shingling the house just north
of the mill.
\ brass band is being organized at
Elkhorn. this State, the members of
which are pledged not to drink, smoke,
chew OF swear.
lis estimated that the timber on
100000 acres of woodland is annually
cut away to furnish cross ties for the
railroads of the United States.
The next District Convention, l. O..
G. r., will meet at ono ON Wednesday
and Thursday. Oct. 1914. P.G.W.C.
T. Phil Allen VIII be in cha sc.
John Gibson has cut off the larger
portion of the wing ON the south side
OF his dwelling, faced it to the west
and is preparing it for Il residence.
Owing to the excitement over the
murder. the band concert was not
largely attended last Friday evening,
nevertheless it was a good beginning.
Mis-. p. D. Pierce. of Ellsworth, has
been canyassing this place the past
Few days for the sale of that valuable
household document, the Buckeye Cook
Book
Why will men allow themselves to
suffice and their noble horse when
Keudall's SPAWN Cure applied
properly Will remove all suffering from
man md beast. See Adv't.
FoR SAIE.-R. l.. Nero, of Diamond
Bluff, has span Of colts, four and
1--WE wears Old, weighing 1900 pounds,
which he viii sell cheap for cash. or
will exchange fof young cattle. 22-4t
Prof. Burt has gone to Eau Claire
this week to aid the Eau Claire Cornet
Band in instituting series of promo
made concerts. He will probably oscil-
late between this place and Eau Claire
for some time to come, during the
concert period.
Dressmaking in all it's branches
tone on short notice and at reasonable
prices at Mrs. Scales millinery store.
Mrs. .tskew, who has charge of this
is an experienced hand at
the business, and satisfaction is guar
anteed in all respects.
The Menomonee Indians. located on a
reservation in Northwestern Wis. are
anxious to sell $500,000 or 100000
worth If pine timber. the possession Of
which is constantly embroiling them
in disputes with their white neighbors.
and have asked Congress for the
requisite permission.
one week from tomorrow evening,
oct. Sth. the River Falls Cornet Band
announce another Dime Concert.
They are preparing some very choice
selections for the occasion, and their
ability 10 render the highest order OF
music is a guaranty of an entertain
npnt worthy of the patronage of all.
Joseph Smiths horse becoming
near Woods cane mill
yesterday morning upset the carriage,
Mr.. :. and 5. J. Oakley, and
breaking loose from the same journey
"a on into town alone. The carriage
nd harness were slightly damaged. a
lock Of wild geese passing over diver
ed the attention of the gentlemen
from the willy equine, and are probab-
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