River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-10

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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
The River Falls Institute closes to-
day.
The revised Bible will be printed in
May.
Red Wing is to have another rail-
road.
John Bradshaw spent last Sabbath
at home.
Senator Carpenters life was insured
for $4,000.
f. A. Bracket has moved into J. L.
Moody's house.
G. c. Carleton has child very sick
with lung fever.
Two good farms for sale. Inquire
az the JOURNAL office.
Mrs. R. E. Grant, of St. Louis, Mo-,
is visiting friends in town.
Oar ice dealers have secured large
for summer delivery.
John Martin, of Spring Lake, was
iii town the first of the week.
W. I. Lauder has finished his term
OF school and returned to town.
Mcmillan, Wis, was visited by a
s25. 600 fire last Saturday afternoon.
A portion of the dam at Burnett's
stave mill broke away few days ago.
A cheese factory Is to be started at
Warren, st. Croix county, in the
spring.
Miss Sprague recognized the Juve-
nile Temple at this place last Tuesday
evening.
Frank and French Baird have killed
thirteen wolves md wild cats during
the winter.
Jerry Dunn, has leased the mill of
Potter Walterhouse & Co., of Clifton,
for one year.
&. w. Wilkinson is spending the
week with his brother at Elroy, Jul
neau county.
Town treasurer, G. E. Reed, has
made closer collections on taxes this
year than last.
Ralph Hedemark will return to Riy-
Ell Falls and resume business at his
blacksmith shop.
The prospects are that a large area
of amber cane will be planted in this
section this year.
II. A. jay and C. S. Munger, of
Prescott, were looking over our viii
lage last Tuesday.
Misses Vannatta and Hawkins en-
joyed an exciting runaway while out
riding last Saturday.
j. X. Ravens occupies the store
south of T. Muckenhausen' 5 with his
agricultural machinery.
F. J. Burhyte received car load of
window sash, doors and mouldings
from Minneapolis last Monday.
j. II. Henry, of Clifton, favored the
JorR&AL office with his presence for
a few moments on Tuesday last.
Under the senatorial apportionment
the 23d senate district will be compris-
ed Of Pierce and st. Croix counties.
A very large crop of maple sugar is
expected this season, and active pre-
parations are being made to secure it.
Mrs. r. 5. Freeman has been suffer
ing with pleurisy and pneumonia for
week past. She is now improving
slowly.
Messrs. c. Smith, j. B. Thayer and
\. P. Haugen went down to Madison
this week to witness the senatorial
contest.
Rev. p. Is. Schmidt, of New Center
vile. will preach at the Baptist church
next Sunday evening at half past sew
en- o clock.
Rev. y. 7. Blakeslpe, will address
the temperance mass meeting at Brack-
etts Hall next Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock.
J. NJ. Tozer, who has been running
the mill for I'otter Walterhouse & Co.
in Clifton has removed TO River Falls
with his family.
The Arkansas Senate passed reese
luton. Is to 5. that hereafter the pro-
Of the name of the state
shall be ArkanSaw."
Miss Bee Taylor, who has been WIS.,
itins in River Falls since completing
her school. returned to her home at
Maiden Rock yesterday.
Lewis Moon. Of Ell Pase, called yes
terday and secured one of those excel
lent premium, which is given to every
subscriber cI the JOURNAL who pays
in advance.
Three engines pushed the snow pillow
through from Hudson to this place
last sunday and liberated our train
which had been held prisoner here
since Friday night.
DR.. 6. II. Crazy, of Red Wing, has
purchased an interest in the restaurant
building occupied by Fred Mucken-
hansen, and also the building next ad-
joining on the south.
one of the most interesting temper
ance meetngs ever held in River Falls,
was participated in by about seventy
FIVE members Of the Reform Club at
the BAPTIST church last Tuesday even
ing.
r Y JenSou has been adjusting