River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-10-20
Concert Friday evening.

Concert Friday evening.
VIM. Bell is building a house.
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/ Beautiful days but cold nights.
w. II. Sanderson is building a barn.
DIR. Gould's new Office is completed.
Farmers are behind with their fall
work.
Flour WHOLESALERS at SO per barrel
in Boston.
Corn fodder has been nearly ruined
by the rains.
A full line of legal blanks for sale
at this Office.
John keenan, has moved to Meki-
mock, Dakota.
Pathmasters have big job on their
hands this fall.
Sherlock Wales is preparing to
build large barn.
KendaIl's Treatise on the Horse for
sale at this office.
W. A. Burnett will start for Ne
braska next week.
John Eaton and G. Hunt have gone
to Saltwater to work.
District Attorney Ross, of Prescott,
WAS in town last Tuesday.
ID. McGregor is digging a cellar
under his hardware store.
The Northern Pacific railroad has
$50 miles of track in operation.
Mrs. J. r. McCleary left for Man
kato, Minnesota, last Tuesday.
Mrs. Horton is building an addition
to her house near Fosters Park.
Wages in the pineries will be high
er this winter than they were last.
Ike Beers has purchased the Lam
phear property near Judge Fosters.
Geo. Tozer has moved into r. s.
Burhyte's house on Cascade Avenue.
o. S. Powell was quite sick last Sun.
day, but is able to be upon the streets
again.
1t has been almost impossible for
farmers to secure their clover crop
this fall.
Persons desiring hair jewelry should
leave their orders at Mrs. Hamilton s
millinery store.
Mrs. J. @. Adams left yesterday
morning for New York, where she will
spend the winter.
S. Catura is proprietor of the River
Falls and Ellsworth stage line, having
bought out S. Travis.
G. S. Abbott returned last week
from visit to relatives in Michigan,
and Ontario, Canada.
Regular meeting of the W. G. L. u.
Friday, Oct. Dist, at O'Clock p. M,
at the Reading Room.
The Baptist ministers at Madison,
by vote of q to I, decided to sup
port the prohibition ticket.
A. w. Lund is talking of building
an addition to his wagon shop, and
also putting up storehouse.
Tickets for the entertainment at
Brackets hall tomorrow evening, for
sale at c. E. Davis drug store.
Full line of carpets, all grades, from
the cheapest up, just received at F.
J. Burhyte's. Call and see them.
The friends of temperance are
making an active campaign for the
prohibition ticket in this county.
David Taylor has sold his farm just
east of this village to E. G. Rollin,
and will soon remove to Minnesota.
T. w. Borum has received the nOm-
nation on the peoples ticket" for
County Supt. of Schools, in Polk Co.
Mrs. p. W. Shadduck has purchased
property at Santa Rosa, CAL, and will
make that place her home in the fu-
ture.
One hundred years ago yesterday
CORVALLIS surrendered his splendid
army to George Washington at York
town.
A charter has been granted for an
other railroad in western Wisconsin,
to he called the Chicago, Freeport &
st. Paul.
Harry Lang, brother of Robert L.,
arrived in town last Saturday, and is
now permanently located at Boxrud
Brothers.
Peterson is crowded with work at
his jewelry store, because he is an ar
tisan who thoroughly understands his
| business.
John L. West is in town. He has
purchased land near Fergus Falls,
Minnesota, and intends making that
his future home.
As a general dealer in lumber. Mr..
| Thplander haS becomp one 0f the fix