River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-02-09
IT. West started for Fergus Falls,
yesterday morning.

.. yesterday morning.
Go and hear Prof. Cady at Normal
Hall tomorrow evening.
A nice line of Corsets and Kid
Gloves at Mrs. w. II. Winchester's.
The Good Templars' lodge is pros
pering finely. They now meet regular
ly in Dodge's Hall every Monday even
ing.
Ex-Secretary Blaine's eulogy upon
President Garfield win be delivered in
the Capital at Washington on the 9th
inst.
"A few more of those nice Cloaks
and Dolmans at Mrs. w. III. Wlnehes-
ter's.
Bert. Tozer is assisting Mr.. Cox at
the post-oflice during Mr.. Flint's alb
sence.
Mrs. E. E. Getchell and daughter
left this morning for visit to friends
and revatiyes I'm Minneapolis.
Mrs. j. Smith having finished her
course of thirteen lessons in Ancient
History has consented to give six adj
ditional.
Nicholas Manson, of Hudson. so far
recovered from his misfortune of last
week as to be able to return home on
Wednesday.
Mr.. A. A. Freeman, of the juno
ton Mills, was recently married to
Miss Marie S. Ellis, of Philadelphia.
Congratulations.
John Hammond, of Round Mound,
Mimi. has been visiting his relatives
and acquaintance hereabouts for a
week or two past.
Joseph Downie, of the Junction
Mills, left yesterday morning for Win
nepeg on prospecting tour.
A nice line of Wooden Goods, such as
Hoods, Nubias, Sacques, Leggins. and
Mittens, cheap for cash, at Mrs. w.
II. Winchester's.
The books for the circulating libra
ry under the auspices of the w. c. T.
| o., have been purchased in Chicago
and will be here this week.
A. L. Carroll has rented the unoccu-
| pied room in the rear Of the post-ofice
building and is filing the same with
wagons and farm machinery.
T. j. Burhyte took trip up the
North Wisconsin the first of the week
in the interest of his lumber trade.
There is great excitement at Nine
ola, Mimi, on account of fifteen prom
inent citizens having been poisoned
by eating raw ham. Three have died
Jerry Flint and Wellington Vannat-
ia left Tuesday afternoon for an ex-
tended tour through the South, via
New Orleans. They will be absent
month or more.
| q. McMurphy, of Prescott, has
moved into the house just vacated by
r. w. Fleming, on the west side. Mr..
Fleming now occupies his new house,
one block further east.
According to the testimony of the
Wisconsin Dairymen's Association
committee on resolutions the two
great presses of the world are 1.-THE
printing press and the cheese press.
Frank Ranney and wife, of Menomo-
ME, are at present stopping with Mrs.
Ranney's mother, Mrs. John Ranus.
! They intend to make River Falls their
home, and will either buy or build in
the spring.
The elegant cartoon of the great
national neck-tie party, to take place
in Washington June 30th, which has
adorned the front windows of the Ire
mont House since Saturday evening,
was executed by one of the convicts
of the State prison at Saltwater.
| There will be no services in the
Episcopal Church for the two COM
ing Sabbaths, as Rev. Langlois is alb
sent at Nashotah Theological Semina-
ry, attending a DEVOTIONAL meeting
preparatory to Lent. Sunday school
at o'clock p. M, at the Parsonage.
c. Smith was at Ellsworth the early
part of the week. assisting the Dist.
Attorney in the prosecution of the
Myers brothers and Ed. Huber for as
sault upon Napoleon and Sylyenus
Crownhart with intent to kill. They
were bound over to next term of court.
G. A. Devereux, of Red Wing,
Mimi, has at the fremont House a
large line of samples of imported
Worsteds, French and English Suit
ings, and the Beaver Dam Goods,
Call and investigate before ordering
suits elsewhere. White shirts made
| to order. All work guaranteed.
The River Falls Journal comes
to us with the name of c. r. Morse as
sole publisher, J.. II. Wilkinson retir-
ing. The Journal is one of our most |
valued country exchanges. tits care
fully edited and always full to the
brim with local items of interest.
The NEWS wishes it unlimited success.
Dunn County NeagS.
Among the more important of the
bills introduced in the Assembly, are |
the following: Exempting from taxa |
ton, farm implements and machinery |
to the extent of 800; allowing agents |
of manufacturing establishments in |
this State to sell without license; ex- |
empting individuals from the taxation |
of all their bonafide Indebtedness, to
require grain testers to hold half a
bushel, to oblige parents to complain
to the police if they find their chill
dren carrying concealed weapons.
WisconSin NAV. in the future add to |