River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-08-06
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RIVER FALLS, WIS. AUG. 9, 1885.
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class matter.
G. 3. DODD,
DENTAL SURGEON,
RIVER FALLS. MS.
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Omccin BoxrUd Block, up stairs. So
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Hon. 0. 5. Powell is giving his resi-
dence a new coat of paint.
Mr. Ruyter, of the Junction Mills,
starts for New York to-day.
George Fortune has repaired and re-
furnished his residence i'll elegant
style.
Regular meeting Of the W. C. T. L.
on Friday, at the usual time and
place.
4 company has been organized at
MenomOnie for the erection of a ho-
tel in that city
Banker ]. N. smith and wife re-
turned last evening from their visit
to Canada East.
Prof. c. II. Keyes returned last even
ing from his visit to the southern
part of the state.
Welearn that Miss Ella Farnsworth,
Of this city, is now taking course of
vocal music ut st. Paul.
The recent census gives Eau Claire
d population of q G53, La Crosse fol-
lowing closely with q ,450.
Mrs. Louise Parker, of the Normal
Faculty, is enjoying the Salubrious
breeZeS of Lake Minnetonka.
A shipment to Chicago of 1888 lbs.
of cheese from the River Falls cheese
factory has been made to-day.
J. w. Bradshaw has recently put
repairs upon his residence which
make it the nobbiest in the city.
Washburn. Wisconsin, is to have a
$500 600 elevator with capacity of
one and one-half million bushels.
Miss Carrie Kidder, Of Star Prairie,
recently passed few days in the city,
the guest of Miss Nealie Knowles.
Miss Ella Sargent, of Bloomington,
III, recently paid visit to her cous-
ms, the Misses Pierce, in this city.
Lawrence Kleinaeder, Of Winnie
come, Wisconsin. has accepted a sit
uation in Brackets harness shop.
The smiling countenance of f. II.
Ives. of Prescott, illuminated our
sanctun few moments last Friday.
,,peck's Bad Boy was played by a
travelling troupe in Brackets Hall
last evening to fairsized audience.
Henry Wilson, of Prescott, was in
the city on Tuesday and looked
through the JOURNAL establishment
The Badger State Monitor, owned
by Jay Il. Hinckiey, formerly of this
city, has been leased to 2. O'Brien, OF
Ashland.
ole IT, Bang, the boss tailor, besides
giving perfect fits i'll the latest style
gives prompt and careful attention
70 repairing.
John Roach, the famous American
shipbuilder, has been paid over ten
million dollars by the United States
government.
The suggestion has been made thai
Memorial Day be changed from May
Both to July Esd, the day upon which
General Grant died.
Work on the railroad grade in this
city is being pushed forward as rap
! idly as P0ssible-"day and night
weekdays and Sundays.
Irving Todd, Jr., Of the Tasting
Gazette, and Arthur b. Halves, 0
! Hastings, were in the city yesterda,
and gave this office a call.
D. II. Bates and family, of Carman
! Minnesota, accompanied by his cousin
Ebeu Bowman, of Boston, Mass, ar
visiting relatives in this city.
\ misplaced switch caused a ca
Loaded with wheat to run over tn
| .uln-table and off the track, III thu
/ yard iii this city last Saturday.
David Rollins, Of Clifton, who ha
! been sick for some time and was re
Gently near DEATHS door, is now i'm
proving and is able to be about tn
house.
r. T. Lang, of Cincinnati, Ohio
formerly assistant cashier in the BAN
| 9f River Falls, is III the city thi
week, cordially greeted by hi
many friends here.
a movement is on foot to ilduc
/ Congress to cast a silver medal is
memento Of the war to be distributed
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