River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-07-13
RIVER FALLS JOURNAL.

RIVER FALLS JOURNAL
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RIVER FALLS. Wis, july I3. 1852
o Entered al the pOsto6fse in River fats a, ,ecoo
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS,
laying is progressing finely. Th
crop is a good one.
We are under obligations to NJ,
Frank Whipple for late copies of Ca
ifornia papers.
X. NJ. Briggs, of the Revere House
IS erecting a barn on his premises
back of the hotel.
Sold and warranted by Wheeler
wilson Mfg. Co. Geo. Burt manager
Office Pingrey Block, River Falls.
q. L. Bowman, principal of tn
Prescott Graded School, tarried few
days in town the first of the week.
]. D. Putnam left last Monday for :
visit to Conn. where he will join hi:
wife, who preceded him some three OF
four weeks.
a. I. Carroll is rapidly pushing his
new building to completion. He ex.
poets it to be ready to occupy the last
of the month.
Remember the Illustrated Lecture
in Brackets Hall Friday evening.
The lecture is first-class and the illus,
trations unique.
n. n. Fuller received the cheering
intelligence last week that his loss at
the Larimore fire was much less than
at first reported.
TubbS Ready Relief to Pain should
be in every house during the hot
weather. 1t is sure cure and easy to
take. Price so cts.
The Good Templars' entertainment
last Monday evening on the grounds
of c. B. Fox drew fair attendance.
The net gain was $500.
c. L. Davis has painted his house,
barn and fence in the nobbiest of
styles. The design is unique and can
not fail to attract the passer by.
Middlebury College, Vermont, at its
recent commencement conferred the
degree of NJ. A. on Prof. II. S. Baker.
who belonged to the class of go.
r. L. Reed, of Prescott, has obtain
ed Il life certificate, under the new
law granting one to teachers aftel
twenty-Ono years of service in the
state.
Tie real estate assessed valuation
Of Minneapolis for the present year is
S4l ,054, 58l, and the personal property
valuation, 4l0,00O,0 900, making =
.otal
For rheuma''
JruIsee
Ism, sprains, burns and
:. use TubbS' Excelsior Liniment
also, for lameneSs, sore back or should
ers in horses it is pronounced by ouI
e
Frank Day, who has for the pas:
two years been in the employ of his
brother Henry at Bismark, d. T., ar.
rived in town last Monday evening
and will spend a brief season with his
Wisconsin friends.
G. w. Beers, formerly of Clifton
now of Carleton College, Mortified
is an assistant in the observatory OF
that school and is the one who gives
the time by telegraph to the different
places i'll the state.
Mrs. Geo. Tozer, who has been suf
fering from severe attack of typhoid
pneumonia, is now improving. He
father and mother came down from
Chandler last week to attend her, thu
latter still remaining.
j. J.. Moody came out from Ellis
worth last Friday to meet Mrs. NJ
who tarried a few days at Madison OF
their return trip from the east. Thei
visit among the ''green hills" of ole
Vermont was highly enjoyed.
We to-day publish the call for a Re
publican County Convention to b'
held for the purpose of electing dele
gates to the Congressional Convention
Let the primaries be well ATTENDED
and representative men sent.
VIM. j. johnson & Co. have dispos
ed of their livery business in this VII
lage to Mr.. Gilbert Johnson who VII
continue business at the same stable
where he will be pleased to greet Gus
| toners of the old firm, and as man.
new ones as may favor him with thei
patronage.
| Walter f. Howard. formerly
teacher in the River Falls Institute
is candidate for state senator iron
Rutland county, Vermont, upon tn
Republican ticket, which is nearl
equivalent to an election in that relia
hle state. He is lawyer by profes
sion.
| Business before pleasure is TIL
motto of DR.. Crazy, and was carrie
out to the letter the other day whe
he declined an invitation to tw
weeks hunting and fishing expedition
with a select party, and all becaus
his skill as a dentist is in such col
slant demand by this people. Only
few days more allotted to his visit thi
time.
| Everybody seems inclined to tax