River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-01-26

ance orator speaks in saltwater
Feb. 7.
We were pleased to receive a call
from Mr.. II, C. Marshall, of Clifton,
yesterday.
Good Snow Flake Baking Powder.
only 40 cents pound, at Bradshaws.
Why pay more elsewhere! 3S-3t
Robt. Wilkinson, of the Prairie
Mills, is off duty. The gears came to-
gethey too solid on his fore finger.
Hon. Henry d. Barron died at his
home in st. Croix Falls on the 22d
inst, after long and painful illness.
The Hudson True Republican has
been designated the official organ of
the st. Croix County Teachers Asso-
citation.
Bread is the staff of life. therefore
take your wheat to Hayerlandt's MILL,
Trimbelle, where you can get good
-four. 37-Im
LosT.-On Main street, between
Cascade Avenue and Maple street, a
horse blanket. The finder will please
leave the same at this office.
An agreeable dressing for the hair,
that will stop its falling, has been
long sought for. Parker's Hair Bal
sam, distinguished for its purity, fully
supplies this want. 40-2w
Hudson has licensed nineteen sa-
looms and bars at which Intoxicating
liquors can be procured, aside from
licenses granted to druggists.
Daniel Robey had his leg fracture
just below the knee, last Saturday,
while coming to town with load of
wood. He slipped and fell and one OF
the wagon wheels ran over his limb.
The effort to organize Good Tenn
plars' lodge last Thursday night was
q failure, owing to misunderstand-
ing about the place of meeting. To-
night another attempt will be made
at the Baptist Church, at seven
o'clock, sharp.
The project of lumberman's hos
pital ut Chippewa Falls is progress
ing finely. A considerable portion of
the So, 600 required to put up the
building is already subscribed. Sub
cripti0ns are to be asked for among
the loggers themselves to pay the
running expenses of the enterprise.
Women are everywhere using and
recommending Parker's Ginger Tonic,
because they have learned from OK,
perience that it. speedily overcomes
dependency, indigestion, pain OF
weakness in the back and kidneys,
and other troubles peculiar to the sex.
Home Journal. See adv. 40-2t
The next annual shearing festival
of the Wisconsin Sheep Breeders AS.
ISOLATION will be held at Whitewater
on the I'd day of May next. An in
creased interest in these annual gath
erings is being shown among sheep.
raisers, and each year shows a larger
number of entries than the preceding
Mike I4inehan, of this town, and the
train arrived at Spaulding's crossing
last evening at about the same time
and the catastrophe that ensued result
ed very fortunately in nothing more
serious than a demolished wagon an(
a few slight bruises. Mike was moi
himself at all at the time of the &C
cident. which is doubtless why it hap
pened to happen.
II. G. Meyer, the tailor, is now dom
iciled under Ibis own vine and tiG
tree" first door south of the CONNER
cial House. He has just received q
fine stock of cloths of all shades ant
varieties, and is bound to give hi
customers entire satisfaction ant
maintain the excellent reputation 0
his establishment. just the same a
hitherto heretofore.
Chippewa county, Wis, has an ere
of 1000 SCARE miles, and is the larges
county in the State but one, and tina
is Langlade, which has 1000. Ash
land, Burnett, Marathon and Ocont,
follow with 900 each. Manitowo
and Monroe have 1900; Claytown
1000; Douglass, 1900; and Clark
Dale, Grant and Shawano have LOO
each. Kenosha is the smallest coun
ty, having only $50 square miles.
Ex.School Superintendent Whitfor
in presenting his annual report wi
recommend the compulsory adoptio
of the township system of school GOV
eminent, that the school year sha
, close the last of June, and that tn
annual school meeting of the district
should be held early in July, and tina
! the reports of the school officers sha
be made to the state superintendent
, by the first day of September follow
, ing.
t The fact that a number of the farm
: ers of this vicinity are giving the
: attention to the Improvement of the
stock is an encouraging sign. I'll
4 commendable efforts of our fello
townsman Mr.. L. t. Glass, to improy
| the grade of sheep kept hearabout
r have been called to our notice, and /
t should be complemented upon his su
cess in propagating that excellei
, breed known as the Cotswold. M
q Glass is one of our most progreSsiN
n trainers and though making specia
. ity of Cotswold sheep has fine stot
9 of other kinds.
J, The Century Magazine may be co
sidered fairly started on its way und
:. the new name, and with the Februal
n (Midwinter) number, and the adoptiC
g of the new coverdesign, by Eli
a Vedder, the name of Scribner's Mont
). ly will no longer be continued as Il
o subtitle. Since the change of nam
Y there has been decided increase
the sale of recent numbers of I'll
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