River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-06-15
MARrEL MERE MHYrIos.-

MARTEL MERE MENTION
Farmers are anxiously waiting for
rain.
Miss Carrie /. Sather is home again
from Minneapolis.
Those of our young boys, who for
have been suffering with |
the western fever. are now relieved |
from that epidemic, having gone west.
Peter Kjilson is now completing his
new house.
J. P. Austerud and the Tonneson
boys have gone to Dakota.
Mr.. Larson of Douglas Co., visited
his friends at this place last week.
Pearl Baird appears to get along
nicely with her school.
Camp meeting commenced Thurs
day, the 18th.
Rock ELM CENTER REMARKs.-
During the past week crops have
grown rapidly.
DR.. W. R. Churchill has moved to
Reedsburg, Sank Co., Wis.
j. P. Whip delivered an interest
ing discourse last Sunday, on the Evil
dences of the Divine Being.
F. L. Barnes has been at Hawn's
hotel four days the past week doing
dental work.
Mr.. Lowater will commence his in
stitute for this fall July 18th.
Mr.. LIE Vesconte. of Hastings, de-
liyered very interesting and instruct
i've address in Fox's Hall on Wednes-
day evening, 7th inst, on the subject
of modern buttermaking and dairy in
terests in general. We hope his re-
marks and suggestions will set people
to thinking and investigating intelli-
gently and scientifically this impor-
tant branch of industry, and that our
towns people will so add to their ia
cilities, and improve their methods,
rs to bring butter making to the front
rank, and by saving labor and improv-
ing the quality it will become remu-
nerative.
| EsDAILE ECHOES
Our pathmaster has begun to mend
his ways.
Charley Hall has gone to Red Wing
to work.
Anthem Gilberson has gone to Min
neapolis.
Severene Jensen has purchased the
Jeffers property and is fitting it up in
good shape.
j. L. Kellogg and brother, of the
Goodhue county drug store, were in
town last Sunday.
| DR.. Robey is again at home and rea-
dy to receive calls, after a weeks alb
sence attending the funeral OF his Sis
ter, Mrs. Dopkins.
In riding through the different Sec
tions of farming country the prospects
for good crops appear rather discour-
aging.
G. II. Akers, chairman of town
board, was called home from Ellis
worth last wednesday to attend the
funeral of his daughter, Mrs. Feath-
erstone.
A runaway occurred early last Sun
day morning in our village, resulting
in slightly injured limb and a badly
injured buggy.
| TRENTON TIDINGs.-
Fishing is the order of the day.
Our town board says ''No License. ="
E. II. Boustead is selling machinery
in Wilkin Co., Mimi.
Captain James w. Day has been APP
pointed Dept. Sheriff.
We have mail three times a week.
You can buy goods at Trenton now
at great discount.
Mrs. d. S. Featherstone died last
| week at her home. She leaves a large
family and large circle of friends.
Conrad Hart lost horse recently
which was injured by running away
with harrow.
We can have Fourth of July cele-
bration if we say so. Who says yes?
The Town Board meets at the clerk S
Office on the Goth of June to review
the assessment roll. &c. Remember
this is the place to get your valuation
righted, not at the town meeting.
Some one set a fire last Sunday just
above the village, but it was discoy-
cred in time to prevent much damage.
A liberal reward will be paid at the
post-ofiice for proof of the ones who
set the fire.
Butter and eggs bring a good price
at the Trenton store. Wood taken for
goods. Big bargains. Give them a
trial.
WAvERLY WAvELETs.-
Owen Grant, late of Rock Elm, died
at Hersey last week.
Alfred Leaver has a large force of
men at work in his brick yard. He in
tends to manufacture 100, 900 bricks.