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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-01-21
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
OF IDAHO.

Delegate in Congress. Ainsle
GOvernor............. ohm B. Neil
Secretary. ary..".............R R. A. Sidebotham
>. Chase
q. S. Acknowledgements. B. Butler
Treasurer.................. ...........John Huntoon
JUDGES CLERKS DISTRICT ATTORNEYS.
lst District Norman Buck
Clerk H. Squier
District tAttorney.............A A. Quackenbush
and District. ict.....................H. e. Prickett
.........................A. l.. Richardson
district Acknowledgements. JAS. "A. HaWley
Sd District. J. r. Morgan
Clerk. ............................W In. b. Thews
District Attorney. ey............N Willard Crawford
The Judges of the lst End ard Sd dis
tricts assemble at the capital On the first
Monday in September in each year, and con-
stitute the Supreme Court of the Territory,
with the Judge of the Sd district as Chief
Justice, and A. l.. Richardson as Clerk.
The Judicial Districts and the times and
places of holding Courts in each are desg-
mated by the Supreme Court when in ses-
sion and are liable to change each year.
.Nn nrETrES.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24

4 very pleasant affair took place at
the residence. Of c. /. Barnes, in
Prescott. Monday evening, the 2lst
inst, il the marriage Of Miss Grace
Van Iuwagen. sister Of Mrs. G. i
Barnes, and Mr.. Charles VI. Redmon.
Of Prescott. Rev. Ten Brock oficiat-
ing. The bride was elegantly attired
in garnet silk and velvet, trimmed
with cream Spanish six lace. Refresh
rnents were served at about nine o clock
and after enjoying a social time the
guests departed after wishing the
bride and groom abundant happiness
aud prosperity.
The presents were many and valu-
able, OF which the following is a par
tial list: Set Of china, So pieces. NJ.
b. Postl4waite. Z. J.. Dunbar, W. H..
Clements, r L. Dunbar. Z. ! Meach
am and O. 5. Hutchinson; china cham
her set, WeIch Bros: double pickle
castor, anna ana Mary Barnes single
pickle castor. Stella Cheney, Of Black
River Falls; cake basket, AIr. and Mrs.
c. /. Barnes; butter dish. Lawton
Barnes: lamp. Rosa Steinor; decorated
plate. c drie HutchinsoA; two decnrat-
e 4 candles, Clara McCrty; tHo fancy
c1ndle-sticks. =. 3. Mcf ray; six silver
dinner knives. Frank and Sally Beal ds-
I-y: decorated pin cushion, Ms. c. l.
Barnes. bouquet holler Wm. Little;
two napkin rings. Joe Finer: b1ack-
Il. Mr. nd Mrs Coulter; tidy. Miss
Eta Coaller; panel picture. Misses
IIettie mud Gertie ives; silver berry
dish, Oscar aud Legrand Clements;
silver spoon holder. sir, and Mrs. VIII
Rpdmon; twelve hand caryed solid
silver tea spoons. NJ $. E. \ Redmon'
silver hattrr knife. NJ. and Mrs. !. :.
Clements: SIX nat picks and cracker.
Mr.. ana Mss. o. c. Ssarlrs3 tidy. Ma
linda stsin.8. toilet set, Dir. .sit!i MIS-.
Geo. Hallistvf. volmna e'f Hoods 70
ems. Mrs. Cos. Dill: silk handkeIzA ileT.
Mrs. J Z. Barnes: toilet SIT E1lt-la
Wilson, pair slippers. MIS- =;
Barnes: sils handKefcliisf, Ait.ad
Fieldss gold meek el1tIL.. ifoin ll.e
groom d The bride; lily dollaI = 81
IsacE, E. u. Redmon. =.
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m FRggFEsE.

HEsLIN-RICH ARDS AT the residence OF
the BRIDES parents. IN Maiden Rock,
March 10, 1881, by Rev john H IT. MR
GEO T HEsLiN and MISS KATIE i RICH-
ARDS, both q Maiden Rock
The bride was the recipient of many
unexpected but valuable presents from
numerous guests, all of whom wish
them a long and prosperous journey
through life. and a safe landing in
heaven.
BABCOG K-BURNETT. AT the residence
OF ~ 7 Buraett, IA River Falls, March
y, 1881, by Bev A. S Collins, Nh W b.
BABorCK, - Delavaa, Wis, aad Miss L. n
BURNETT, OF River Falls.
The house was literally packed with
guests. relatives Of the bride. at an
early hour. and the festivities contin-
ued until near midnight, when the
party broke up, after wishing the
newly laarried couple all the JOY IT
would be possible for humanity to ex-
perience. The presents were numer-
Gus and costly, and We supper, to
Judge Of the bountifu, supply of cake
lti8 upon our table. WAS comprised of
viands that would have tempted the
appetites of the most favored Of earth.
Tuesday morning the bridal party left
on the train for their elegant home in
Drlayan. Wis. where the SOBER reali-
ties Of life will appear in due time.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24
FIRST publication March "a. 1891.
Notice Of Norigage Foreclosure and Sale.
Names Of mortgagors: Philander Morse a

Names OF mortgagora: Philander Morse and
Clarinda A. Morse, his wife.
Name Of MORTGAGE: James Gilmore.
Date OF mortgage: October 2fth, 1878
Mortgage recorded November 4th, 1878, AZ
2 o'clock r. ii. in the Office OF the Register Of
Deeds, in aud Tor the county OF Pierce, and
state OF Wisconsin, in book l. OF mortgages,
ON page 800.
Description OF mortgsged premises All
that tract or parcel OF land lying and being
IN the county o. Pierce and state 81 Wiscon
sin, described as follows, tO-wit: The north
hall OF the northeast quarter OF section
twelve tl2l, in township No. twenty-six to-
OF range seventeen az west, containing
eighty acres
Amount claimed TO be due upon the debt
secur> d 10y said mortgage at the date OF this
notice is the sum Ol elghty-iye dollars (S95l,
and no proceedings at law or otherwise have
been instituted Tor the recovery o. said mort
gagged debt or any part thereof, and default
having been made III the payment OF the said
sum OF money claimed to be due as Aforesaid,
notice is hereby given that tile said mott
gage will be torecl0sed together with all
equity OF redemption of said mortgagOrs as
ex pr-sSly waved and released by them in
said mortgage, except the one years fedcmp-
ton as allowed by statute and that the said
mortgaged premises will, by virtue OF pow
er at safe III said mortgage contained and
Herewith recorded, and pursuant 10 the
provisions of the statute in such case made
and prov ided be sold 1t pubic veudue by
the sheriff Of said = cree county or his depu
ty, at .he front door Of the Post Office III the
village Of Maiden Rock. county If Pierce,
and state Of Wisconsin. on the 18th day OF
May, A. ID. 1881, at one O'Clock NJ, to sat
isly aud pay the amount then due on tile
said mortgage debt aud costs and dlsburse
ments OF SAID sale. together with tho sum Of
thirty dollars stipulated IN said mortgage 10
be paid Gu, OF the proceeds Of such sale TO
the mortgage in case Of the foreclosure Of
said mort gage as and for attorneys fees.
Dated March gath, A. d 1881
JAMES GILMORE,
Mortgage
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24
PRESCOTT PARAGRAPHs.-
Business quite lively.
School has commenced.

ISCHO0i heto confinement
Essie Bailey is at home on short
visit.
Miss Matte Miller was married last
week.
Emigration from here to Minnesota
is great.
Another fine social party at Paul
Freas'.
There is young attorney on deck
at Dist. Atty. Ross.
Miss Carrie Hutchinson will attend
Hamlin University.
Miss Carrie Grant ,ofsDiamond Bluff,
is visiting in town.
Charley Grant was in town last
week. He looks healthy.
Frank Young has secured a situation
at Hudson IN a grocery store.
Twenty-Five applicants for certifi-
Gates were present ut the examination.
win G.. King delivered an interest
ing and very instructive temperance
lecture at the hall.
We are glad to see the JOURNAL
come out with d temperance column,
and also one for education.
VIM Atwater. of Pt. Douglas, has
been afflicted with a severe attack OF
Inflammation of the bowels.
Our band is recognized with new
members They have quietly rested
all winter. Davis McGill is at the
head.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24

PtUN CTY CnRlNiCLEs-
Tie sunday school is thriving.
Eggs plenty at ten cents per doz.
There is considerable sickness pre-
yaiiing.
A Wesleyan prayer meeting has been
established.
Good butter acceptable at the stores
at 20 cents per Id.
Che saw-mills are running briskly,
with an abundance Of logs.
Miss Minnie Parsons has been quite
ill. but is now recovering.
tnephew Of Mrs. Lever. from Ohio,
arrived recently on a visit.
FL. Barney. Prof. of Dentistry, re.
Gently made . short sojourn here.
Rev. J. HOLT will hold serviees in the
school house on the 9th inst. at 2P- NJ.
s. Guthrie received an injury to his
left eye one day last week, from a scale
of hot iron.
Town meeting April 9Th. See That
your iiallut contains solid men. law
abiding citizens
Ramon has ii thst the Ptpists Of
this eity and vicinity have $500 sub
st.rIhed fog IN edifce of worship
TIE dramatic Club. Of Rock Elm
Center. gave an entertainment 10
small 2 sthering last saturday evenn
we understand that several Parties
have called At the Plum City Haiei
,ltaimg tue winter. thinkins he SINE
was kept rs a public house We En'ild
say taat the sign las been t2s.4I down.
aud that the same il oecap "a a :
private residence.
frank smith. Who cut lis foo some
eve weeks ago. las had a seiloas time
ni tn the same. Ii is boarding q the
Linden Hosise. The case ISIS taxed
lie mind al l3r. Cagis as to Tire neees-
sify 1T ampafafion, but II i thought
the foot can be saved.
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A. Cook, Attorney for Mortga gee.
FIRST publication March II, 1881 /
MORTGAGE FIRECLBSJkE SALE.

Whereas. default has been made in the
payment of the money secured by I certain
mortg ge bearing date the 2sth day OF De-
cember A. d 1907, made aud executed by
John + Murray and Mary d Marray, his
" .ie, aud George Judson and Anna NJ. JGd-
son, his wife, mortagOrs, To stephen X. Gates,
MORTGAGE, which SAID mortgage was record
I'd on tie 22i day OF January. 1868, at ) ~
clock A NJ in Vol. d OF mortgages, on pages
405 and 400 IN the Office OF the Register ui
Deeds Of Pierce county, Wisconsin, And
whereas the sad me tgage was aiterward,
to-wit: on the 10Th day 0 February, 1871 by
an instrument ia writing Draring date on
that day. TO- a valuable consideration, duly
.lssi yned and transferred To the subscriber,
Viii 3n said mortgage ~ now owned 10y hlm
and the assigauien Il thereof duly rec rded ~
he office Of the Register OF DEEDS, Of said
Pierce county. in Vol ID 0! mortgages, on
page 629, on the attn day OF February, 1871,
at one o'clock P. M And whereas tn
amount claimed 10 be due nj the date OF the
first publication OF this notice is Five Thuus-
and Seven hundred and Sixty Five Dollars,
and whereas 10 proceedings have been had al
law or otherwise Tor the recovery OF the sum
ecuied by said mortgage on any part thereof
Now, therefore, notice is hereby gwen accord
ing 10 the statute III such case made that by
virtue OF the power % sale contained ~ sad
mortgage and duly recorded Herewith. az
aforesaid the said mortgage will be toreclosed
b, "a sale OF the premises herein described,
by the sheriff OF said Pierce county at the
front door Of the Post Office, Ia the village OF
Plum City, in the town Of Union, in said
COUNTY, Oh the 4th day Of May, 1881, at one
| o'clock in the afternoon, 10 satisfy aud pay
the amount due on Gaid mortgage debt, as
aforesaid and costs aud disbursements OF
said sale, together With the sum Of one hun
bred dollars stipulated in said mortgage TO
be paid cut OF the proceeds OF said sale as So
lctor's fee.
The following IS a description Of the mort
gagged premises so as aforesaid to be sold as
they are contained aud described in said
mortgage: All those tracts OF lots OF ia,td
lying and being in The county OF Pierce aud
state OF Wisconsin, Described as follows,
to-wit: The south half OF section twenty sO);
also the north west quarter Of section twenty
| t2Ol also the south half Of the north east
quarter Of section twenty (20); also the north
falf oil section twenty-Iline t2yl; all OF lands
being III township number twenty-five (2bl,
range fifteen tl5l
SAMUEL w. HUM,
Assignee OF mortgage.
| II T. HoUGHTnN
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Institute and examinations.

A teachers Institute will be held al
New Richmond, st. CroiX county,
commencing on Monday, April 4th.
and continuing two weeks.
Examinations will be held at Hud.
son 81 ward school house-March
18Th ana 19,h. ana at the Weld school
house, in Troy, Muci 25th and Goth.
BETsEY NJ CLAP. CO. Supt.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24
COUNTY JUDGE.

In compliance with the request o
many citizens of Pierce County,
hereby announce myself as candi-
date Tor reelection to the office Of
County Judge at the coming April
election.
If by the partiality of the electors
| shall be reelected | shall endeayor
to perform the dutirs Of the Office to
the best Of my ability.
II. p. AMEs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24

A good purgative medicine is one Of
the absolute necessities of the age
This want has been supplied by DR.. j..
c. Aver d Co, whose celebrated Ca
thartic Pills are known TO be the sur.
est, safest and b .st pIrg ttiye medicine
ever offered TO the public. They are
mill but certain in their effects, and
keep the system in good condition.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24

FARM TO RENT OR SELL.-Contain-
ing 200 acres with good house,
barn and granary. Plenty of soft and
hard water at house and barn, and in
the pasture. Apply at once to
TUOs. Z. TUBES.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24
River FaIls. March =. 1881.


Though temperate
in my habits l believe l have never
taken occasion to vote a temperance
ticket, INT ] am moi Indifferent to all
questions affecting the welfare of our
1overnment-the theoretically If not prac-
tjcally gov nment of the people.
by the people and for the people. 1t
appears to me-though | may err IN
iudgpment-tha 4 great majority of
active temperance workers are Repuh-
licans. who Mt the last general election
voted with their party To preserve
the results Of the war. These same
Republican temperance people flooded
the Republican legislatures Of 1879 and
1880 with petitions in Which they
prayed for the submission to the yot-
ers Of Wisconsin of a constitutional
amendment prohibiting The m.enafac-
tnre and sale of Intoxicating liquors
10 their prayers des,f ear was turned,
notwithstanding which fact they stood
up to the rack fodder or no fodder
and voted for Garfield. They have
showered petitions upon the Repuhli.
can legislature of 1881. not for prohih-
itofy laws. hut for the people to he
permitted to say whether or not they
want 4 prohibition amendment. which
the legislature has practically ignored.
How much longer can Republican leg
islasnres with isapnnitg say to a large
element of their party .you shall not
De permitted to say BY yonr ballot
that you are IN favor Of prohlbitioag'
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24

SPRING LAKE SKETCHES
Robert Greer is able to be out again.
The latest arrival at John Stanley S
Ia boy.
Mrs. j. Graham, who has been sick
for some time pas is convalescent.
The school in this vicinity is pro-
crossing finely under the management
of Ida Cai pointer.
Henry 0,Connor and family have
moved to lItrsey where they expect TO
make their home.
Nina Ilish spent last week at Rock
Elm Center attending the Institute
and examination.
Miss Amelia Adams, Hattie WelS
aud Ella Lynch attended the examine
tion at Rock Elm Center Friday and
saturday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-24
I.oBns CAnP CHIPs.

LoRD's CAHP Ours
We have only twenty-three men IN
camp uo#.
Driving viii probably begin in about
two weeks.
Tweuty-four men left our camp last
week l Hnd for f'o#n river.
Olds & Lord have banked this winter
about $4,000 feet of logs.
Wash Lord ceased operations at bis
camp saturday. He has banked about
3.000 900 feet.
David Burnett writes from Rnsk.
Wis. THAI his eye is healing slowly.
ana he is confident of its entire recov-
cry in a short time.
Mr.. J. II. Lord Lad the misfortune
to Jose u valuable horse last week.
known as .Dan." lie had his lee
broken, and they were obliged to shoot
him.
TIE ladies in camp are in receipt of
"a large ptrkagr Of nuts, candies, etc,
and the men a box Of cigars from
sdnlnh H.a-t who went down river
last werk. Thanks,
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Mike Linnehan has gone to NJ

he lumDeffneu are l6IutH luS rum
tie pineries.
Election tickets printed at this office
on short notice.
j. NJ WhaIey. Of Hudson, was IN
town Yesterday.
JOS. stephens has reprinted his
blacksmith shop.
5. Nelson has been improving the
interior of his store.
An Irish Land League has been or
gauizeI in hammond.
Ii q. Haven mas recently received
:, la ~ sJJck VI furniture.
! Mrs. Walton rs moved into Rry-
uolds' house, near the depot.
P,of. ". Il. Meeke is giving enter
tatnments in Monr De county.
\. II CIapp, of Hudson, was III
town on legal business yes,erd y.
Tie wealth er is delightfuland spring
ike, bat tie rods are nearly impassA-
ole.
one wagon factory at Winona will
arm out SIX Jhous .nd wagons this
year.
Rev NJ. Benson, of Hudson, was a
caller at our Office on MJnday after
noon.
\ company Il IS been formed in Wi
MONA 10 iIlunlne the cisy with electric
nghl
ID. \. w. Tracy requests rs TO an
A0uIce Jhtt n- vii ie.ture in Rlvei
t.tIs IN Juiy.
IAe Diamond Joe line viii run six
tot,s on tile upper Mlsst ssippi the
umug season.
ID IL. aud +. Leyings are engaged
"a painting, sraiung and pape ing The
| CUuulci cI5u l1vuse.
oven one thousand men are at W ork
j. tie northern ex lenslon OF the North
- IscoHslH railroad.
K 'td warrants aad overseer's ac.
-oanJ books Tor sAIr at The JOURNAL
III e ~ - ~ per dozen.
IAe BEST wagon on wheels manufac.
,uIeu by Fish, BIO q Co., of Racine
fol SAFE Ol :. q Evans.
Late Dodge, who has been clerking
lor K. =. Fleming, IS now at home
| seriously III with diphtherla.
\ corporation hd5 been formed to
o.uid a 4ad road from Saltwater
though Hastings 70 Rochester, Mimi.
Rubber boots. $3.50; mems grain
,ots, Sl.75; mems ruDbers, 20 cts;
It McGIn 4 ,Tnklnson's, Prescott
His.
The card of Louis Olson will be
found IN another column. Mr., Olson
IS dsoJd blacksmith, ana We cal heart
| ny recommend him.
|; looks as though ex Sheriff Nelson
.ad taken tolerdbls heavy contract
-th.., Of electing Ii. 2. Ames to the
.fdcr 81 County Judge.
No one can afford to sleep uncom
rtlMe. whtn this Inconvenience can
r. easily r-tned,td by purchasing a
% ing mattress OF Ii @. Haven.
4 Jauesyllr, Wisconsin man recent
/ ly s,ld span of matched mares-siS
eis-to d New York grntlemal foI
sI5UuU. il pays to raise good hot ses
Ana R-riI,liean convention held nj
il Isar last Tuesday. Judge George
G. Hough of New Richmond wa,
nominated for The office Of county
j9d-e
AIeGiI & Wilkinson, Of Prescott
tedIe n boots and shoes are bui ding
a -o'd l"Ie, which, Is well deserved
ia5 etA the best rubber boots ~
ill- - %.
-pE 4eds are becoming nrctssi
,.e'sl OF " luxury ana should b'
~.N ~ Il, =. H'Vrh keeps lh'
.eat h'a"e lot sale al MS tuIhItui'
store.
Hon C. d. Parker. of Pleasant Val
~, VIII address the farmers a
Grange Hal in this village, next Sal
aaal afternoon at two o'clock. Al
Hr invited.
HE demand for seeders and drin
"a. been SO great that j. K. Haven
: In.
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New CExrEavLLLE. Feb a, Is

have used Tubbs' elixir OF Lie aud it
cured me al once d very bad cold aud
wish to recommend il to Sth-rs as the best
| ever used A. SHEARER.
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EsDAILE ECHOES.

EsDAILE EcHoEs.-
Miss Anna Larson left yesterday for
Reed $ Landing. 10 stay with her sister
the coming summer.
Jack Larsen has very bad felon or
his left thumb. DR.. Hart lanced it,
and it is now improving.
Judge A1aes called on the citizens Of
this place few days ago. He wants
the Judgeship another tenn.
Quite force of men are fixing mp
th4 creek banks Just south Of the ftc-
tory, TO keep the water within bounds
when our spring freshet comes.
The pl,mks on the winter bridge be-
tween this place and Red Wing have
become shaky-so much 50 that all
the teamsters have c0ndem ed them,
and will not use them, al least, for The
present.
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HARD WHEAT.
NOTICE TO E4RMERS!
$4,000 IN PREMIUMS |!

We hereby offer to farmers the fol-
lowing premiums:
First prize: Three Hundred Dol
lars.
Second prize One Hundred and
Twenty Dollars.
Third prize: Eighty Dollars.
The above shall be respectively for
the first, second and third best deliy-
cries at our mill Of hard Scotch Fife
wheat during the crop year Sept. lst.
1881, to Sept. LIST, 1882.
Quantity and quality shall both be
taken into consideration in deciding
between claimants The prizes will
be paid only to parties who produce
the wheat on lands owned or rented
and farmed personally by themselves,
either individually, OF raised in joint
account on shares.
We do not specify grades because we
don't know what the grades of the
next crop will be. The prizes will be
fairly and equitably decided and paid,
but necessarily must be left to our
own discretion.
FREEMAN & STEPHENS.
River Falls, Wis March Q, 1881.
+. !. Bufhyte aud G. E. Davis keep
| rhos. f. Tubhs' family remedies.
Spring and summer Ciodks and Dol
mans, at
Mrs. w. II. WINCHESTER $
Cash paid for maple wood at the
depot. 32.tf
Ladies', cal ana ser those lovely
/ Pattern Hats and Bonnets at
Mrs. w. ii WINCHESTER 5
! -------------
/ For frst-class dress-making go to
Mrs. Scales. Miss Lalla, an expert
enced dress-m maker recently from the
east, has charge Of this departm ent.
New and stylish spring and summer
millinery. consisting of all the novel
ties Of the Sc tson, just received at
Mrs. w. III. WINCHESTER S.
For coughs, colds and sore throat
| take Sure Relief. PREPARED lay
r.. II SIPLE.
Candy Factory, River Falls. 40-3m
viii arrive about April lst. car
load of Land Plaster, which will be
sold at So 50per ton, il taken from the
car. A full line of Lime, both white
aud brown. Hair, Cement, &c.
OtEJIrx
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Ben Rissue is working in Ellsworth.
Hosea Beers is spending vacation
with his friends in Clifton.
c. w. West and john Bascom re-
main in Clifton this summer.
Young rolks prayer meetings at the
church every Sunday evening.
The political campaign will be SOME
what exciting here this spring.
Harvey Gtthren has broke up house
keeping and will soon move to Iowa
Mrs. Lester and Mrs. Potter have
gone to Mdplet0n, ID. T., TO spend the
summer.
R. w Wilkinson has returned from
the southern part of the state ahd Will
start west soon.
The Hollow school is without
teacher we believe while Helen Atwa-
Ter succeeds q. Williams in the Bailey
district.
Abraham Buckm ster and Ellworth
Ellis. of Haitland, have been visiting
friends ana relatives in Clifton during
the past week
Miss Sarah ScAofeId was married
last Sunday TO Nh Jacob Wmkel Of
Algona Iowa. THIS is something Of a
surprise 10 US but still we wish them
much joy.
There will be quarterly meeting At
the Pierce Valley school house next
saturday and sunday. Hence there
viii be no services At the chulch.
sunday school al tHe u-tl hour. l:3J
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Choice building lots for sale cheap
and on time, in W. II. Winchester 5
addition to River Falls.
37-3m w. Ii. WINCHESTER.
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aIEat FILLS G.AysE. 7. u 4.

STA: 4 meetings on the ID and 4th Satur-
Il tys q every mouth at O'Clock P. n. in
laie a3H south ofthe JOURNAL Office.
e. Il LAWS, Master
Aas ,. 5TRAHL, Secretary. 24-22
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The label on your paper should show
The date 10 uhtch yoU haze paid. II
Tie dute is not changed when payment
IS made, or fit is not correct, please
aotifB US at once.