River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-03
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J. Harshman IS finishing off his
dwelling.
4 fine stock of hats and caps at
Jenson's.
Stephen Claggett has been quite ill
Tor some time past
Green Bay people are preparing for
the reception of Grant.
Builders are referred to a notice |
elsewhere in this issue.
Ed Fitzgerald, of Waverly, was in
he village last Tuesday.
The soldiers reunion at Milwaukee
commences next Monday.
!. H. Langan has built picket
& nee across the front of his lot.
IN excellent assortment of dry
go IDS Of al kinds at r. n. Jenson's.
The sidewalk on Second street has
Len con inued to the Congregational
.ureh.
n. =. Haugen left for Chicago last
Monday morning to attend the Nation
III Republican Convention.
Mrs. James Thompson, of st. Croix
Falls, has been visiting at her moth
cr's (Mrs. Gray the past week.
Joseph Dumont has sold his resi-
dence near Junction Mills to Mrs. f.
NJ. Oryall Consideration, $3.50.
The first new wheat of the season
was recciv'd last week in St.LOuis from
Texas and sold for Sl.62 pei bushel.
A party of about seventy ladies and
gentlemen of Martel took an excursion
bv rail to Minneapolis last Monday.
-Four weeks from next Sunday will
be the Fourth of July. The time is
near mt hand when arrangements for
celebrating should he perfected.
At the sale of short-horns in Mime
apolis on the Goth ult.. siXty-one head
of hlooded stock brought the snug lit
tie sum of SIS, 420, or an average of
Sl5l.74.
We understand that the order to
remove the ties that are piled along
the prospective route between this
place and Beldenville to the depot las
been countermanded.
f. c. Mckay returned from Florida
last Saturday evening. The prospects
looked so favorable that he decided
not To sell his orange farm there. lie
brought with him couple of mon
strous pine apples that he picked up
on his land just before starting for
home.
Now take your hoe and take your
rake and dig your garden ground, sun
burn your nose and tear your clothes
and gaily fly around; but when your
neighbors' chickens scratch the seeds
YOU plant with care, just wait week
before you speak, and do not, do not
swear
D. NJ. Woodbury.. Miss \. y. Van
malta and Miss Hattie Dodge will give
nm entertainment at Britton's Cor
ners on Friday evening, the 18th inst,
for the benefit of the Pleasant Valley
lodge. /. o. of G. T. \ good program
me will be given aud pleasant time
NAV be expected. All are invited.
While out riding last Tuesday after.
noon J. NJ. smiths horse took fright
at some object by the roadside and
starting suddenly caused Mr.. ;. to
alight from the carriage rather uneer-
enormously, and he was slightly dis
comfited by contact with tree. The
horse sped on to Albert Lords livery
stable and halted in the carriage room.
Our late townsman, l.. w. Curtiss,
seems to be fiourishing in the harness
business at Morris, Mimi. The III
bune of that place says: That Mr.
Curtiss' work ranks high, is evident
when we say his business has lncreas-
ed so rapidly, tnat in order 20 OIL or
ders and keep up his stock, it requires
the services of four skillful and rapid
workmen.