River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-09-02


Prof. Thayer is holding Teachers
Institute at MenOmonie this week.
Miss May Schneider is again at her
post as music teacher in the Normal
Good house and lot with barn for
sale cheap. Inquire at this Office. 19-tf
Those new dress goods have come,
and they are Jimmies. Call at Bur-
hyte's.
Warren Fusselman is building a
dwelling on his lot north of sam
Nelson's.
There was quite "a heavy frost
throughout this section last Tuesday
morning.
Legal blanks of all kinds for sale
at the JOURNAL office. Will not be
undersold.
\ special term of the Circuit Court
will convene at Ellsworth next Tues
day, Sept. !.
AccOrdeons, Violins. Strings, at pri-
ces defying competition, at Bates
Music Store.
PhiAeas Pomeroy, who now resides
at WelIsyille, Mo-, is up ona visit to
the old home.
Misses Clara Kingsley and Carrie
Hicks will teach a. Little Falls, Mimi,
the coming year.
DIR. Ballard, of La Crosse, was i'll
the city the first of the week, the
guest of his brother.
1.-The sun" is the title of new
paper just started at Maiden Rock by
Wilbur Edgar Stone.
Mr.. Austin, of Knapp, came over
the first of the week and got his
cheese making outfit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ;. d. Dodge are TAX
ing IN the attractions at st. Paul and
Minneapolis this week.
Miss Katie Savage left for Cylon,
st. CrOix county, to take charge of
the school at that place.
Remember that DR.. Crary, of dental
renOwn, Will be on duty at bis rooms
in the fremont next Monday.
Rod. McGregor is acQuainting him
self with the details of the postoflice
under the direction of Mr.. Reed.
The foundation of the new county
poor house at Ellsworth is completed
and ready for the superstructure.
Miss Caddie Ensign has engaged to
teach IN the school at Bayfield,. and
left Tuesday morning for that place.
Misses Nealie and Minnie Knowles
leave Saturday for their schools at
Baldwin and Eau Claire respectively
Mrs. c. Lagergren and family, of
ST. Paul, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. III. Flesher few days last week.
Burnett 4 Pratt Will move into
their new market in few days. 1t
is now receiving the finishing touches.
J. II. Lord has been suffering from
indispOsitiOn for some days past,
supposed to be the result of the severe
hot weather.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sewing
Machines, Organs repaired at short
notice and all work warranted-at
Bates Music Store.
E. Coggshall was home Friday
night. He was returning to Montana
from Chicago. where he had been
with a train load of cattle.
We Inadvertently Ommitted to
announce last week the advent of a
bouncing boy" at Jim Stewards, the
9TH on Jim's juvenile tally sheet.
d. Z. Cameron has assumed charge
of the restaurant and bakery owned
by his father, and is painting and
fitting it up in "apple pie order"
The Misses Frisby. of st. Louis, who
have been spending the summer here,
making their home with Miss Hattie
I short. returned home on Tuesday.
The Minnesota State Fair opened
successfully on Monday, and bids fair
to win an unprecedented success over
all similar exhibitions in the North
west.
c. II. Lewis, of Mann Valley left
at our office the other day large,
luscious, guileless water melon. for
which we make grateful acknowledge
ment.
DR.. Parsons has been called to Ham
mOnd to temporarily fill the vacancy
occasioned by the retirement of Mr..
Gray from the Congregational pulpit
there.
August Reinke, of FL Paso, was
arraigned before Justice BOurn last
Tuesday on charge OF selling liquor
without license. lie WAS fined $50
\ and costs.
1t will pay you to call and look over
I the STERLING Organ. Styles and
prices to suit the closest buyers, at
Bates Music Store, fremont Block,
River Falls.