River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-08-27

G. B. DODD,
DENTAL SURGEON,
RIVER FALLS, MS.
Teeth st5 per set.
OtHccin Boxrud Block, up stairs. 50
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Mrs. ]. I. White is sick with ty-
phoid fever.
A little son Of Thomas Cusick is
seriously i'll.
school order books for sale at the
JOURNAL Office.
Nice line ladies' fine shoes, at Wads.
worth & Wiger's.
Double buckle brogan shoes, S1.25,
at Wadsworth & Wiger's.
Street Commissioner Rollins is put
ting rock upon Elm street.
Mems English Bell Waukenphast
shoes, at Wadsworth & Wiger's.
Miss Amelia Bolkcom, formerly of
this city, is here visiting friends.
The Normal School opened Monday
with about the usual attendance.
The railway company is fencing its
track between Hudson and this city.
The County Clerks Tax Deed No
tice for 1855 appears in the Herald
this week.
Eugene Campbell and wife, of
Spring Valley, Mimi, were in the city
this week.
An additional force of laborers ar
rived last evening to work on the rail
road grade here.
F. J. Burhyte is putting up some
new buildings in his lumber yard for
storage purposes.
Mrs. George Pratt started on Tues.
day for st. Cloud, Mimi, where she
Will visit few weeks.
4 number of OaE Grove farmers
warn sportsmen who are after chick
ems to keep off their premises.
We are glad to note that physicians
in st. Paul consulted by c. w. Brown
assure him that he has no cancer.
Mrs. Kate Coy has been engaged tc
teach in District No. ,, town of River
Falls-Glass Yalley-the coming win
ter.
The Cascade Avenue bridge over the
railroad cut is nearly completed and
travel on that street was resumed to
day.
Prescott comes to the front as a
market for blind horses, d horse dealer
there advertising for that class OF
equines.
The first annual meeting of the Wis
c0nsin State Association of Spiritual
lists will be held at Omro, Wisconsin
sept. 18th, 18th and 18th.
Mrs. Walter Crossman and child, OF
Dell Rapids. Dakota, are visiting in
the city, and Mr.. Cfossman is expect
ed here this evening for short visit
Rev. S. W. Trousdale, Of Hudson,
will occupy the pulpit Of the NJ. Il.
Church in this city next Sabbath, eX.
changing pulpits with Rev. II. Dock.
ham.
Mrs. Q. c. Hicks started last Tues.
day for visit to her old home at
Oriskany Falls, New York, in compa.
ny with her sister who has been visit
ing her.
Gurd Il. Bishop. of this city, now
lies i'll Of typhoid malaria. His moth
er WAS telegraphed for and arrived
here last evening from Winneconne,
Wisconsin.
The weather is dry and cool. A
frost Yesterday morning cut vines
somewhat but does not appear to have
injured corn SO far as we have been
able to learn,
George Pratt's new meat market is
now in successful operation and all
who wish choice supplies in this line
should call upon Nj. Pratt, next door
south Of the pos.-otlice.
Frank Walden has sold his farm,
situated about three and one-half
miles north Or this city, to Bert 10
ger, for $500. Mr.. Walden intends
to emigrate to Tennessee.
=. 5. Freeman has matured plans for
a fine residence which he will soon
build upon the site occupied by his
present dwelling. Contractors are
now figuring upon the work.
1t is no longer necessary for gentle
men Of this city to send their clothing
to St. Paul TO he dyed, cleaned and
repaired, as Ole Ii. Bang, at his Tailor
shop. is prepared to do al work iii
this line.
State Veterinary Surgeon Atkinson,
Of Milwaukee, was here last week
looking after glandered horses. He
found one in Prescott and two in Cliff
ton which lie caused to he killed to
prevent cont3giun.
I. II. Daniels and Bert. Tozer, Of
Board Of Trade Committee, report the
average yield of wheat to he about
seven bushels per acre and That Of an
inferior quality, there being but little
that VIII grade No. L.