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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29
CITY AND COUNTY.

CITY AND COUNTY.
1sso ~ Daily q vsl1ay.
The Thsater Cooiqss s,ssss esn-
dsy night.
Ninety-nise imnigsanss be1sa
vert passed throagh Ogden - 0et-
urday hst.
A ladys go)d eer-Sing NJ Dieksd
up a the strsst, and ths ewnss en-
obtain e q this o0ee.
Why h NJ. Jullaa nagc6ne -
the happiese MAO % tewn9 6ee 10.
DIR The head u boeo.
There viii be . rsce q WalkssvilOe
pext Sunday estwoso Rnlobvw Boz
" and - unks"wn, ~ yasds sisgje
DISH fos >so0 . side.
The o6lee ~ ne nev eveoiog -
pr to he published = Salt Lake City
10 l,eing 0tied %. aod tho paper Win
soon make IL apPsasasee.
In the esse Of The city ~, Chs.
Forrest, there sEe tvo elbaskee, eoe
Ssr ms~ault AID the oehes vesisaing ~
oaices. Case set fbe this nosDjag.
DR.. n. A. Adams jn,osns - Int
h,s smallpox patient = seesing along
p,ce.y. The scnbs a his ne havlng
peelei on aud 10 will - all light h
sIew days.
Salt Lake HeyuId: Jahnooo. ~
victim II ths Aassiea. Falls, ldahe,
rohbssy Some thsss nosshs age. Alsd
On Mosday ftoo ths s0tess q tbs
wounds rsesivsd q Tie time.
Tue Msdbssst party who west eul
to Big Hole Basin several weeks
sinee have been heard ie0. They
arc slill hunting fos bsas. bat havs
al,out . harssl a Ase 1sh 70 bsing.
The Denoesasie liberty pels tassa
down . isw days sines = % - seeet'
cd on TIE Robert Emmett jo6e neal
Purcellvills By our I'D Demeentie
ftiessd Thos. Parcel, Mayor q Pur
eeDlvilIe.
Il b eurEeatly TsPostsd q foet
Coaville, that . preliminary survey
Ioe 0 railrood from 6aod Po1nt - tn
Nosthes. Pneioe, toths Little Da)Ies,
o. The upper Colsmbia, h to b nada
the prevent summer.
The Bullioe Club Win give . PIC
ME either q Bogk's City Park q
Poplar Grove, whieheves = selected,
1t 2 e'eloek p. N, - Friday next:
ConveyaDess have been secured
There viii b excellent nus3c.
Msssn. seDds : Bcyee, With thsil
usual enterprise, have secured III
upper seosy Il the new bsiek q Mn
Lou r. Smith, On West Broadway,
which they viii occupy - . earpe'
and curtain department A hand
come new sign slresdy sdosns Tx
front q the building,
A srasd picnic will take p'see n
Poplar Grove o. Sunday Asgss'
18th, In aid Of The Butte Ainen'
U"soa. AZ wh'ch t'me ID e'ee1s.
q
seton 'eo'es 1ewes!y VIII - o"s'e'so
=. ~ :D... " ~. rr ~.
~
,1
,ss 800
r..s.....--..s ~. e..h.. 49, -.
~ ~, n,..,k D.. o.. nhrpv.
.aY .nd ~.d.,, tn vhsuls. which
n..,ra ever hi, he,d. killins him
inss.ntly. III. Lynn and daughter
were aiso sssiossly injured, III
loenDss having ~ arm bsUkss.-ON
des Pvet&
~ so Z"
Rebbesin ooeuS mse ever
night
Don't foexet The saee q Walker
Wills Tomorrow.
Ds,s't foegss ths 6ssdlay nigh'
social - BOxk's City PAsk.
nur't farxr& Tie San ~ uighl
.o.,.l "a no~k,. Chv r.sk.
nm s,--H 49, S....a.v Nth
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next I sns 1 .': :.
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Over - - ~ 49, e3Psoee u
building ID thb city Wilma ne pes
ssx moeehs.
- M---aA>~s>0 TA,-,a>hA~ NnAtRn
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~ O00 ~ u UoO8 = Vv0000
3A1sE
1suly, Q tsloo apheglsm = ''eoo-
so1oooD unkes eoWasdb q - 81"
Hse ssvssA da0D ~ pe)les hevs
booo a ~ )oooout ~ Q hnndDo0o
~ vsosA, - psspesty - Csl &.
4. DuoA sethe0rn q Leo ". ~
oor4 c. 1Alb Wooeh W. psosoooe0
- ~ Csssesl - . h3soA, a.a bssss
- veDDsd 4 W. higAly. Hi sss0s
~ booa GDoaoed - ~ . Cs)os1lal
Vbo oomo tl0o s6ooe w. 0lbohoqDo0.
asA = - NJ abeut ~ soly 60 y
sspest loasshal Smith yesoee0aV
1855 IN d shasUs - snp. cleo, and
~ CAloamaa $3.50 bslng inlbs0sd
thae - ~ beoag easslsd % Co)eoel
Dbess. i00sdla1sly esolbsssd ~
thslt. ~ saaoed NJ ~ vaoeh w
iospswD-shop ~ "a osss ssssgh.
Q dhest t1oe a1ses & ~ lsoo1 thsse,
cd - Seeesesed - ~ oWDss, VIZ
- ssally ut listls heSe q svse -
~ 4 a0niD.
h Wate6 NJ pgeoe1ted b twa
jeWe)ess, VIE wsss asked - 81 q
psies - Il, and thsy, thiak'
i1g - stsiks . Oood bor'
min e0bssd eoly ele ide T. Thia
hsing shown and ~ Chioaman Co.
l1nsing III guilk bsSess PsoIes Jodga
Wllee9. - w. cot - lbe . day.,
~ fall e3teot q ~ Nv. Nov
esoss ~ sesnaoe pat q the seoey.
The jevs)ess abeat TIL tl9s learned
that theeajeste(t heo0eee was so)ely
- lad 81 ~ va)ue Il ~ watch
aDd NJ b ssll Il, sla1sd that e M
really vssth It lsast Thirty pr esot
! nese than thsy hea s0besd ed they
v1hs1 % mako thls PER esnt. o. IT,
tsn6a This, hswsvss, was to latt
seoiag at, sna ~ judgment tn
cesst haviag bess sntsssd, ~ Chi
naoon eseaped With ealy % dayS b
~ slEin q BIZ teeth, whsa Il realty
sheuDd have besa q least ok noalhs
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29

A pleasing programme and . mir
heuss q ths Thsstso Ce0ique last
night. Te-night The whele troope
Win appear q Rssshaw Hall whsrs
ovosyo0e Who desires 70 WituoO 10o
80 Truly 0ssitosioae pss1senaaess
shealA - pgsssak
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29

On Wednesday svenisg 1T while
Mr.. p. Hopkins was lying down It
hi resjdeDee - Galena street, b
suddenly discovered that he was rro-
fasely bleeding from Tie u'soth.
This cont, nsed tor quite while, and
. Il = believed be bled 10 Len than
I've quarts biz life wae q one time
deDpaired q. However ho Was eat
% The stroets yesterday.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29

HAeeoio 1siqi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0oooo1
ooWoseRase 00es&
a 0olmQoo o - 0is1esy q ~
l1uo1o 01ooh010o1 -
~ 0lv.
ADotho9i0po11aG ana sUbsoane3al
bsiId1ag, vhjeb vilD - kaswn - ~
Aasssis Ts0pSs, = 1sw 8 ss1we q
esseaisa isthis ~. Nseviahsoao6
iag ~ lAee ~ ssaDs 6ssbss ~
aDd - o1ige q ~ 0lodb q 0oDe -
tsthe epotiaaaoes q sar psssDeg1Gy
go e1ty, - = ~ gBsat nasiag
emp - tse Tsssiossy, ssr shssw&
- basi6e0 nsn aad eapi1alls0 .
=.
~ eeeeeese y ssvss - $1,000
expsosive aad pssnassot ehasasesR.
~ - ~ eses':'y ~. -.
iavssensaA an1 ~ jodgneoe q
suea men = psshaps ~ bsse aasoe-
spss ts,at eva . bsighess - e psO'
psssey SWANS - ny Y" Nv
esessese'e sOo
4 ees I" - 49,. -
away - 49,,
e'e ,,.:
eeeseo 1917 ~
le .'.. , 100000
~...a.S I'M, ~ vieae.e -.
[...L =. ~. - M ~.
- I'm hv Hi Haaee. lCayee Ovc
~ ea lst Ne, q. bloek q, Wese
PIT serrak. a the peeeh 49, q snjd
st,ees. and ad6eisldg Nm. Nsidea-
$3.50 lhney sseas soeseea ~ vsse
Ard the neat seesv q NJ. u. L. HaE-
RI q IL eask n esllar exssva-
~ ~ begvp yeseseday nesnisg
- n I. tl,aseht IL haiDllng Win -
e.His,av eennl<ted b ~ ~ q
~. -, ,exk ~ - cd speo-
Ine.aao.e ves, >essaesi ~ ess vsll
krov, s,shiAeee al buildes, llr. b
= x.nr- vho gin paeppoally supes.
,.e..a ~. eseee,ea q ths haiIdine.
r. ~ NJ bssa 1t q eontsnst - .
v,,oae ~ ..eeial Confines have
~. 49, vith r.spoaeih,s passies
n. ~ ..r,r.l 49, a neteeial apa
-..k..,.hin vhieh vii enter Int
.1... 49,. -. ,.4A..
:ee...,s.-
It VIII - - ~ uees ~ ~
ID deSeh. two seeeses u ns 49, =.
. basement osoeoah. II VI. ~"
u bsiek, aaosnse WIN e.ee.e '.
manV, aad eevseea v"s q. 49,
and VII eeeeseoee % nss' ~
es'beg q ~ ~ s'osy .,u - -
teen ~ ID tee esee!' - - - s
ssesed, eeghssse -. - ~. ~.
Fsesave thsee eeess q 1911
- heso nnno. 1"' ~. @
and oesene"s w. ~ - :,,
ne0 Psspoees, sse sns ~ W.
sat b div'ded sn'ss % -" ~ M
veaSeeee q ~. . :.
asd ossoaane ooa 49,. '' =
hpso'so:e NE ~ :'y ~ ,-.,s
os': !o'e,....
~-...- ~ .,...Ia. -. -.
deavori,g to secure them. Il = esti-
mated that the entire bailoing viii
c,nt. when completed, not less
than 9lo, 0o00A The second story
has been Deased foe nin~ty-ains ysan
b the Masoaic Maternity q this city
and win - oecspied ~ ID several
LODGES, Etc., - . plscs q meeting;
and hence The name q dasooIc Ten
No. which be- al,eady been accorded
tbe bsilding. Al ins6os ise'asrd
seajrvay will eoo0ect Tie twostosSe1.
Il h psohabje that ~ corner Stone
vim s. laid vithin Tie neat aes days.
a,a tlat L vill Be atlssded With ap'
pneeiaAe l(eseaie eesemaojes; and
thae vhea ~ Tsnp)o shall b d00i-
eaaed, Il viii psevs - - oos q tbe
n,eue iutessssing and proninsst eeea-
,isas h tbs hisessy q Masessy II
III TurFieeey.
-. ev.r,c ,,oru.aroop.
To nysese nses . y -
nSd - b asnsoss ec"~ Wy" n. ~
alton q ne seovss - s
q man - ne Ssssess ." ~ ~
tain u ~ 'ne' u: s''
soe'y ~ swsy eeek - - ..'o..
ages ~ the pose ana tne1 !" ~
ID upon ths snoeee'os .ee =. !.
ostvsssel bseenesn 'ee. sS y
b that 10 al aess Ana u NY GU
lnGDv0
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29

An pessoos are hereby notified
that the laddes1 belonging to the
Butte Fire Company ass 70 be used
only for Ass pusposes, and are not In
tended ~ pessoaal use. Any one ~
moving them ftom their place ~
keeplng ftum and alle9 this date, So(
any csuss except IN time a Ore, will
b dealt With ascending 70 hw.
leSd3t By ORDER o. COMPANY.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29

known - "8loe L00Geo," one u
which b Butte Lodgs, No. g, and
the ether Mount 0Ggiah Lodge,
No. q.
Bets Lodgs, ATst referred to, = .
beanch q what y known - The Co..
sisaoey and W. eslabljsbed - recent
" . he nd q February hst; In tact
The charter was received within the
last week. II he's powef TO cooSes
uroa those entitled The llrst tearteeo
q The Scottish degrees. Mr.. joseph
A. Hyde, cashier q the Flint Naetoa'
Il Bank q this city, b TIE peesiding
o6acee. and Mr.. A. H. BaSIst = sec'
rotary. Il has . n,embesship 1t pes
ent q ten.
The Comnnesdssy above referred
to W. organised Nay soth, 1879. and
Mr.. ". A. Clark b the pssseot Pc
! siding o0esr, and Mr.. II. q. C1hrk
recorder.
Ths Chapter W. Esoovsd man
Deer Lodge 70 this city IN June 1seo'
Mr.. A. H. Han rst b IT. psesent pre-
siflinG olIees, and Mr.. D. n. Delling'
q secsstaIy.
Butte Lodge = The oldest naseate
orropisatioe II thb city, and ~
| ehortessd OF. nd, ls7A Mr.. Charlie
llurphy. deceased, w,s ID 1pt Wor
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The stose foapdatjoa q Tie Rev
brick Of John Noyes q TIE Gunner of
Main and East Broadway, b sbost
In place.
The made estsblishod foe sjdswalks
On Main street, pitching ftom The
bvildines towards the strUet, b . I'LL
sftwo iuehes ID 1s feet.
The new brick bsing esseted hy
Steele 4 Sutton, enc door south o(
the rosto@ce, b being sapidly poas'
tered and win - co0plried next
week.
The case q Tie CITY W Richard
Forrest two charges, ose ls'r assault
and the other for rsDisting ~ o0ees,
was yesterday continued ustil Tues
day.
The finishing toochss now bsing
applied q The ftont q Don
nell, Clark 1 Las.bis's bsnk odd
much to the handsome appearaaes Of
the block.
There will - . grsnd picnic at
Poplar Grove o. 1asodAy, August
18th, which win - given under The
auspices Of the Niness' Unie0. Read
their advestisemeot In another col
umn.
The route q The Jay Rial's UDeSs
Toms CABIN Company, through this
Territory b - to!Iews: Dssse, A.
gust LIT 70 5lh, inclusive; Helena,
August III 70 l3Gh, jselsuive; Dsss
Loage, Asgust I'M; Bette, Asgss1
18th; Dill0a, lOth.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-10-12

"Uncle Toms CABIN was played
at Ellsworth, last Saturday night, to
a crowded house, by Mrs. Mcfarland
and Capt. S. D. Gilbert, ably support
ed by the amateur talent of that vii
lage. The characters were well sus-
tanned throughout and the efforts of
those constituting the company were
highly commended by those witness
ing the play. DR.. E. S. Hart, the
leading character was 'immense" as
"Unele Tom," while Mrs. Mcfarland
as .'Topsy" frequently brought down
the house by her queer antics; DR.. ].
w. Hancock as st. Claire and Deacon
Perry was excellent, and the superior
manner in which DIR. ID. w. Wood
worth played the part of the Quaker.
Phlneas Fletcher indicated his success
as an amateur; Miss Dora Jones as
Miss Eva won the admiration of all,
and Miss Minnie j. Kimball as Miss
Ophelia very neatly represented the
old maid to whom "Topsy" was given
and who finally fell in love with good
old Deacon Perry; Miss Grace Pierce
as Eliza Harris did excellently and
was highly spoken of; Frank d.
Brown as George Harris and Legree
understands his business, and Capt.
Gilbert as I'm lawyer and my
name is Marks sustained his profess
sion as an actor. Other characters of
less prominence were equally well
played, special mention of which want
of space forbids. There is talk that
the play will soon be presented in this
village by the Ellsworth people and
we IN conseientiously commend them
to tn generous patronage of our clti-
zens.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-10-12
KIsNIcKINNIc KISDLINas. -

The long looked for rain has come
at last, and many hearts are made glad,
while others are not because they have
not threshed.
S. W. Williams and wife returned
home last Thursday.
The Pomona Grange held at Roberts
Station, Thursday and Friday of last
week, was well attended from this
town.
Flowing is progressing rapidly since
the rain, as the ground is in good con.
dition.
Miss Ingram commenced a three
months school at Knapp last Monday.
CD. Smith and family are now loeat-
ed in their house.
Miss Ida Wilson has gone to Clear
Lake to spend few weeks visiting her
sister, Mrs. Nye.
At the Republican caucus last Mon
day evening Messrs. III. Dodge, G. Will
liams and NJ. W. Wilson were elected
delegates to attend the County ConveD-
ton, held at Hudson Oct. 18th.
There was no preaching last Sunday
on account of the rain, although our
minister, Mr.. Hamilton, was on hand.
Mr.. E. P. Cole has his new sranary
up and enclosed.
Mr.. @. D. Parker recently bought the
Sackett farm, consisting of $50 acres,
for $1,000. His son Marco and wife
have taken possession of the same.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-10-12

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi.
loh's Cure will give immediate relief
Price 10 cts. so cts. and 81. Call at
G. Z. Davis and get bottle.
SHILOH'S CURE WILL immedi.
ately relieve Group, Whooping cough
and Bronchitis. Call at G. E. Davis
and get a bottle.
THE REV. GEO. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind, says: s'Both myself
and wife owe our lives to SHILOH S
CONSUMPTION CURE" For sale
by c. E. Davis.
ARE YOU MADE miserable Ivy In
digestion. Constipation, Dizziness,
Loss of Appetite. Yellow skin : Shi-
loh's Vitallzer is positive cure. For
sale by G. Z. Davis.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver COM
plant, you have printed guarantee
on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer.
1t never fails to cure. For sale at c..
E. Davis.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Reme-
efy. Price so cents. For sale by G.
E. Davis.
SHIL0H'S CATARRH REMEDY
a positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria.
and Canker Mouth. For sale at Da-
Wis drug store.
"HACKMETACK, lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price % and so
cents. For sale by c. E. Davis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-10-12

The quarterly meeting of Pierce
County Pomona Grange was held at
Grange Hall, in this village, last
Thursday, and well attended by en-
thusiastic members. Business for the
good of the order, calculated TO ad-
vance the interests of the agricultural
class, was transacted, and the meet
ing proved to be the occasion of an
exceedingly pleasant and enjoyable
social reunion of those present. The
banquet spread, to which we were so
fortunate as to be invited, was a
tempting repast and reflected much
credit upon the vculinary skill and
taste of those by whom it was prepar-
ed. Members brought with them
some of their choicest products and
In tent near by held an exhibition
| which illustrated the benefits to be de-
rived from we'll directed efforts in an
agricultural way. The display was a
| most gratifying one and could not
fail to do good by stimulating desire
to excel. Among the articles ON ex-
hibition we observed fine specimens
| of wheat raised by Messrs. j. r.
Getchell, Healey Bros, L. Stiles and
VIM. Strout; of corn by DIR. Wilcox,
| Healey Bros. and p. Lowell; beans by
| ID. $. Hall, ID. ID. Proctor and DR..
Wilcox, the latter showing half a
dozen varieties. The display of veg
| etables was quite varied, in which we
noticed two squashes exhibited by j..
w. VIM weighing over one hundred
| pounds each, pure Hubbard squashes
| 10y Messrs. Strout and ID. ID. Proctor,
| the latter also showing sweet pump
| kins. Potatoes were on exhibition by
| Messrs. Wilcox, Stiles and Lowell;
cabbage by Messrs. Winn and Proc
tor; onions by Messrs. Winn and Viii.
cox; crabapples by S. l.. Coy. DIR.
Wilcox made fine display of pars.
nips, carrots and vegetable oysters.
Miss Effie l.. Proctor illustrated the
| practical training of a farmers
daughter in her display of rye bread,
iellies, patchwork quilt, tides. crochet
work and knit edgings. Canned fruits
and variety of jellies were shown by
| Mrs. p. G. Flint. A "craZy patch
quilt" by Mrs. H. L. Wadsworth,
and scarf by Mrs. S. L. Coy also at.
tracted our attention. Other prod.
ucts of the household were seen in
worsted quilts by Mrs. Martha Foster,
rag carpet by Mrs. j. w. VIM,
mittens by Mrs. Calvin Lewis, fruit
pictures in worsted by Mrs. j. r.
Getchell, air castle and card receivers
by Misses Ida and Augusta Hall, be-
sides drawed and braided rugs, man.
tie lambrequin, child's dress, PIN
cushion, ETC., by those whose names
we failed to note.
The meeting was in all respects a
gratifying success and will long be
remembered by those present. A
number of those in attendance kindly
accepted our invitation to witness the
operation of our Fairhaven Newspa
| per Power Printing Press, which is
something of curiosity to those not
familiar with the ''art preventative. :
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-10-12
Proceedings Of the Independent Temperance
County Convention held at Els
worth. Oct 9Th 1892

worm, Uct otn, 1857.
Meeting called to order ny A. p. Merrill
M. B. Williams was elected chairman and
J. Il. West secretary.
Motion made and carried that a committee
of three on credentials be appointed.
Chair appointed as such committee A. M
Hutchinson, B. Thompson and G.. II. Miller.
Motion made and carried that each town
be entitled to one delegate for every thirty
five votes or less, and an additional delegate
for every major part thereof.
Committee on credentials reported the fol-
lowing named persons as entitled to seats
in the convention.
Chfton-J. g. West; FL Paso-B ].
Thompson; Maiden Rock-A P. Merrill, A.
NJ. hutchinson; Prescott-lst ward r. l..
Reed, I'd ward A. Gray, Sd ward g. H: Mil
Ter; Rock Elm-Ed. Hawn; Salem-Oscar
Thomas; Trimbelle-M. B. Williams, John
Powers; Uniou-H. S. Holt 2 votes.
Report adopted.
Motion made and carried that an informal
ballot be taken for Member of Assembly
Whole number votes cast II, T. j. Atwater
receiving IL was declared the unanimous
nominee OF the convention.
Whole number of votes cast for County
Clerk IL, of which J. B. Jensen received IL.
Whole number OF votes cast for County
Treasurer 10. j. s. Rounce receiving u
votes was declared the nominee OF the con-
vention.
Whole number OF votes cast for Register
of Deeds 10, of which E. W. Hill received
IL, M. Nj. Sanderson /.
Motion made and carried that the ballot be
declared formal and L. w. Hill be declared
unanimous nominee.
Whole number of votes cast for District
Attorney 10, of which +. A. Ross received 10
Whole number of votes cast for Clerk OF
the Court -, OF which Ed. Hawn received 10.
Whole number OF votes cast for Sheriff IL,
A IT Carroll receiving II
Whole number of votes cast 70. Surveyor
10, of which q. W. Cairnes received 10.
Whole number ofvotes cast for Cor oner IL,
of which NJ. b. Williams received IL.
A. p, Merrill, G. II. Miller, ard b. j.
Thompson were elected as County Commit
tee for the ensuing year.
Speeches made by A. p Merrill, NJ. b.
Williams, A. W. Ogilyie, and others in the
interest OF the cause.
Motion made and carried that we adjourn
NJ. b. WILLIAMS, JIG. WEST,
Chairman. Secretary
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-10-12

Those who have not had occasion TO
visit the amber cane syrup and vinegar
mandatory of Hon. o. S. Powell, sit
uated in this village, have little idea
of the extensive proportions it has as
sumed. Mr.. Powell this season found
it necessary to increase his capacity
for crushing the cane and to do so
placed in his establishment a large
mill purchased from the Madison Man.
ufacturing Company, of Madison. The
capacity for eyaporating is equal to
the increased facilities for crushing
the cane, and the thorough system In
troduced throughout the entire estab-
lishment renders the labor of manu-.
featuring syrup slight compared with
that incident to the old way, with the
liability of scorching entirely removed
by the modern appliances used. Mr..
Powell has given the manufacture of
syrup careful study and his methods
are constantly in advance of those en-
ployed upon the University Expert.
mental Farm at Madison. Mr.. Kinney,
who has charge of the evaporating de-
partment, is an expert in his line, and
the quality of syrup made at this mill
is unexcelled. The facilities for man
ufacturing and storing are such that a
uninform grade Of syrup to the amount
of thousands of gallons may be pur-
chased in single order. The success
full manufacture of superior article
of syrup is no longer an experiment
with Mr.. Powell, and he hopes ere
long To he able to turn out choice
article of brown sugar in large quanti-
ties.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-10-12
PRESCOTT PARAGRAPHS
Butter is a scarce commodity.

Butter is scarce commodity.
Will Allert's new boy weighs IL lbs.
The bad weather and mud dy roads
prevented the Episcopal minister from
filling his appointment here last Sun
day.
Mrs. VIM. HURT, of st. Paul, is here
visiting friends.
Wheat is not being delivered now
as fast as heretofore.
The recent rains have started the
grass up anew and also filled every
body's cistern.
Threshing for the season was COM
pleted when the wet weather COM
menced and the machines all hung up.
Counselor Ives has fitted himself out
with new Winchester rifle, and, if
he keeps his word, venison will be
cheap this winter.
Esquire Adams has signifed his in
tention to visit River Falls the pres
ent week. If he finds things there to
suit him, he will probably buy the
town.
Our public school under the aus
pieces of Prof. G. l.. Bowman is in a
flourishing condition; the attendance
in the High school department is in-
creasing.