River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-10-15

A 40-aere timber lot for sale cheap.
For particulars address Peck & Her.
fort. Baraboo. Wisconsin, or call at
the JoURAL office.
If you want to buy forty acres of
timber land situated about seventeen
miles cast of this city, in the town of
Gilman, "dirt cheap call at the
JOURNAL office.
Ladies', do not fail to attend the
Free Exhibition of Starching, Ironing
and Polishing, to be given for your
benefit at Brackets Hall, tomorrow
afternoon at $50.
Children's First Communion service
preparatory to Confirmation was held
at the Catholic Church here this
morning, the Rev. Father Kelly, of
Hudson, presiding.
Mr.. Aubin Glover, of Kinnickinnic,
has rented Mrs. Horizons house in the
third ward and moved his family here
that his daughters may avail them
selves of our superior educational ad.
vantages.
The ladies of the NJ. Z. Church will
hold an Apron Fair and serve an Oys-
ter Supper, tonight. in the Boxrud
Block, and don't you forget it. All
are cordially invited to attend,
The Saltwater Gazette has a libel
suit on its hands. The damages are
put at 1926, 600. The offense is stated
to be that the Gazette charged Kehoe,
of Chicago, with the murder of B. w.
Kerr.
William Marshall, of Michigan City,
Dakota, who has been at Hudson dur
ing the summer for medical treat
ment. is improving in health and was
in the city yesterday, fagoring us with
call.
j. II. Field. of Clifton. instead of
n. Field, was awarded first premium
on brood mare and colt in Glass 3,
Department |, at the recent exhibition
given by the Pierce County Central
Fair and Stock Exchange.
DR.. Marion L. Robey, formerly of
this county, now of Grantsburg, has
left to attend a course of medical lee
lures in Chicago, leaving his practice
in charge of his brother Philip, who
was also a pedagogue but has since
taken a full course of medical instruc-
ton.
We learn that Prof. c. II. Reyes
and family are now settled down to
housekeeping in his new field of labor
at GAINESVILLE. Miss Zoella Foster, of
this place, who is in the Kindergarten
work there, is living with them and
enjoys good prospects for success in
her profession.
Hon. D. c. Fulton, of Hudson, is a
candidate for the United States Mar
shalship for the WesternTistlict of
| Wisconsin, now held by F. w. Oakley
of Madison. If change is to be
| made we know of no Democrat whom
we would rather see secure a good
| thing than Mr.. Fulton.
1t is reported that gold has been
discovered on Tiffany Greek in Dunn
county. If prospectors find much
more of the precious metal in ST.
Croix and Dunn counties we shall be-
gin to feel that it is about time for
some of our Pierce county friends to |
open up gold mines upon their farms
A week ago last Sunday wasps so
| seriously interfered with Divine wor-
| ship in the Presbyterian church at |
Hudson that evening services were |
dispensed with. An application of |
insect powder proved too much for
the invaders of that sanctuary. and |
it is reported that seven dustpanfuls I
of the belligerents were removed.
Tell it to your friends, whisper it to
your neighb0rs, that ApRoberts' Store |
is the best place to trade in Pierce |
county. First class goods at the low
est prices. lie has the celebrated Ra-
cine Shawls, Menasha Flanncls. Cedar
burgh and Appleton Yarns, North Star /
Blankets, which are uneXcelled, and |
good stock of general merchandise.
Track-laying was completed to the
depot at Ellsworth yesterday and reg
ular trains will doubtless be put on
early next month. In the meantime |
the work of ballasting the track, put /
ting up the water tank, tirn-table and |
engine house at Ellsworth will be
pushed rapidly forward and every
thing made ready for business.
Gentle woman is SO often the victim |
of sick headache that she halls as the |
dawn of new era, the introduction
of medicine that is guaranteed as
sure cure. Mrs. Morris Tanner, OF |
Hoboken, n. j., writes: Il have been /
| a martyr to sick headache, the result |
of indigestion. One bottle of Mish-
Ier's Herb Bitters, used according to /
directions, has cured me-
Rev. Mr.. Rogers entertained the /
Congregational Sunday School on Tues
day evening with stereopticon, Civ
ing views of places mentioned in the |
SABBATH School lessons. No means |
can be found which gives a more
vivid illustration of the Bible history /
than views of actual places, and the
young people were greatly pleased and :,
profted by the exhibition.
WILDER f. Powell, OF Warren, Min /
nesota, a former River Falls boy, was I