River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-10-06
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
The wet weather still continues.
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For ladies fine shoes go to Nelson's.
Toby Lord has built neat and CON-
modious barn.
The stone crusher will not be put in
use this season.
Winter Caps, Gloves, Neck-ware,
&C., at Burhyte's.
Good goods and low prices at Mrs.
w. II. Winchester's.
The latest and best styles of gents
slippers at S. Nelson's.
Money can be saved by buying
clothing of R. n. Jensen.
Miss Nellie Vannatta spent last Sat-
urday and Sunday at home.
Just ina novelty in White Laun-
deried Shirts, at Burhytes.
Work on the Hastings and Stillwa-
ter railroad is progressing rapidly.
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Albert Currier raised eight hun
bred bushels of potatoes this year.
J. Shuts and wife, of Salem, spent
a couple of days in town this week.
Suits made to order on short notice
and all work warranted at Meyers.
F. Bodwell is preparing to build a
house on his land near d. McGregor's.
Mrs. R. S. Angel, of Moorehead,
Mimi, is visiting friends hereabouts.
The front of II. G. Meyers tailor
shop has been improved by coat of
paint.
The cheapest and best line Of La
dies and Gents Underware at Bur-
hyte's.
Powell's cane mill is turning out
about five hundred gallons Of syrup
per day.
The road from this place to Els
worth is i'll very bad condition since
/ the late rains.
The best, the prettiest and the
cheapest sewing machines for sale at
A. 7. Carroll's.
High water necessitated the shut
ting down of all the mills at Eau
Claire last Friday.
APP Roberts is fitting up the hall
over his store for the storage of por-
ton of his dry goods.
We have just received another lot
of Carpets, nice patterns, come and
see them, at Burhyte's.
Dwight Barnett, of Chippewa Falls,
was visiting relatives and friends in
town the first of the week.
s'Good goods and reasonable prices"
is what people say who patronize S.
Nelson's boot and shoe store.
Norwegian service at the Baptist
church Sunday forenoon at 1920. and
in the evening at 7, by Rev. Scheie.
Ole Bang at his shop over Boxrud's
store can fit you out with as fine a
suit of clothes as you would wish to |
wear.
We received a pleasant call this
morning from Prof. w. f. Barker,
superintendent of schools of Pepin
county.
II. II. Blood is enjoying a visit from
a brother from New Hampshire whom
he had not met during the past twen-
ty-two years.
Two washouts on the railroad be-
tween Hudson and Saltwater prevent
ed the train from reaching here last
| Thursday night.
Krauth's building on the corner of
main and maple streets, has been re-
painted on the outside, and the inside
fitted up for restaurant etc.
Mrs. w. II. Winchester has gone to
Chicago and will return bringing with
her the finest stock of millinery goods
ever brought into River Falls.
Oakley & Hale are shipping fifteen
car loads of lime per week. A portion
of it is marketed in st. Paul, but the
larger share goes further west.
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A new floor has been laid in the
town clerks office and the addition
finished off, and w. p. Knowles, Esq,
now has very convenient office.
Mr.. d. Fulsom and wife, of Good
hew county, Mimi, were visiting the
parents of the latter, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. Kellogg, the first of the week.
Metallic Binding for oil-cloths for
sale at Burhyte's.
Services will hereafter be held at
the Baptist church the second and
fourth Sundays of each month at 1880
| a. m. Preaching by Rev. IL. w.
Stearns.
The mills in this village are fast ex
hausting their supply of wheat, and
unless the receipts are greatly increas-
ed they will have to stand idle part
of the time.
C. o. Randall has sold his delivery
outfit to James Tozer who assumed
the duties thereof last Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Randall will move soon to
southwestern Missouri.
Rev. J. l.. Jones, of Chicago. paid
beautiful tribute to the memory OF