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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-05-13


Ed. Moody has recovered and is
again at his post in Meacham's store.
Fred. Meincke has built an addition
to his barn.
The public school will close in two
weeks for the summer vacation.
G. ii. Nichols, of Minneapolis, spent
last week in Prescott.
Geo. S. HOllister is making more
improvements on his dwelling.
Mrs. S. A. Rank and children, of
Central City, Colorado, are here visit.
ing her mother, Mrs. Susan 'Childs.
She intends to spend the summer here.
Rev. 7. Buschman, of Iowa, was in
the city last week visiting his BROTH
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Ross and child
are down from Winnipeg on a short
visit.
Will. Leseman, of st. Paul, spent
the Sabbath in town.
Jacob Cook has one of his buildings
moved onto its foundation, and has
the other on the road. lie intends to
make tenement houses of the build
ings.
Miss Matte Foster, of River Falls,
was visiting here the first of this
week.
The Good Templars of this place are
trying to organize dramatic compa.
ny.
Clarence Mason and family have
moved into the Leavitt house in the
southern part of the city.
Memorial services for the late Mrs.
Geo. a. Dill were held in the Episco-
pal church Sunday morning. Rev. 7.
C. Thomas, of Faribault, delivered an
address.
William Mcdonald and family have
moved into the Roddy house OH Locnst
Street.
Rev. F. f. Edwards, of Taylors Falls,
preached in the NJ. Z. church Sunday,
and delivered two excellent addresses.
Miss Hattie Hutchinson is up from
Clinton, Iowa, on a short visit.
A number of trees have lately been
set out in the park.
Rev. James Cochran, of Minneapo-
lis, was in the city Saturday shaking
| hands with friends.
NJ. 7. Dill is erecting a commodious
barn ON his premises in the grove.
Albert Childs, of New Richmond, is
here prepared to take photographs.
His studio is over the Ariel office.
Mr.. Childs had a photograph gallery
here a number of years ago.
I. A. Firner has moved into his new
house near the Episcopal church.
Frederick Buschman, of Oak Grove,
has purchased the Charley Miller
house and thinks of moving into town.
The livery stable is being taken
down to make more room Tor the rail.
road.
The G. A. R. Post Of this city is
making extensive preparations for the
| observance of Decoration Day.
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Mr.. Butler, brOther-in-law of Z. r.
Condit, died at Waverly Thursday, of
quinsy, and was buried here last Sat
urday.
Mr.. Craig has moved into the house
vacated by d. Storing. Mr.. Craig will
superintend the cheese factory, which
will begin work next week.
Peter McDermOtt was in town last
Saturday. Mr.. McDermott is having
new fences built on both his farms in
this town.
Frank Lowater offers pair of
matched yearling steers for sale.
The A. NJ. Howard Post will observe
Saturday, May 29th, as Decoration
Day. j. A. Murphy, County Superin-
tendent, will deliver the Grafton of the
day, and Mrs. Ninette NJ. Lowater will
write the memorial poem. The Com.
mittee of Arrangements are Ii. Britell,
III. Lowater, and D. Butcher. Other
Posts are invited to attend.
The Town Board has formed Joint
District with No. 10 in this town and
a portion of Spring Lake. Mr.. York
was also set over from No. into No.
Joint District.
Mr.. Fedderly has began buying GIN
seng through the merchants. Price
30 cents per pound.
The Fire Company drills in the
streets pleasant evenings now.
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OAK GrOUe

Most of our farmers are busy plant
ing corn.
Tie song of the whip-poor-will is
again heard in our midst.
Mrs. Geo. Gunter is visiting at hel
fathers in Minnesota.
Quite large number of chinch
bugs have already put in their appear
ance.
Mrs. Sarah Babcock, of Prescott
was in town last week.
Winter wheat and winter rye looI
splendid In this town. At present the
prospects are good for a large yield.
Henry Weyh was up to st. Paul a
few days ago.
4 good deal of fault is being found
now in regard to the railroad contract
ors filling in at Smiths Landing; they
have filled in the dirt so that teams
cannot get near the river, which makes
it very bad about unloading and ship
ping wheat.
The apple and plum trees do not
appear to be injured by the frost OF
last week.
Lambert FOsbender is now able to
go about with his work as usual.
Charley Young, of Prescott, was in
town one day last week.
John Cornelison and family, of Trim
belle, were in town visiting the first
of the week.
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A cold drizzling rain has prevailed
for the last day or two.
Notwithstanding the promise of an
early spring the season is really cold
and backward.
Edward Collett has gone to Waseca,
Minnesota, with ii. L. Hubbard and
his Company, to assist in running a
summer resort hotel.
Or. Merrill and family are in town,
visiting and looking up delinquent ac
counts.
The horse suspected of having the
CHAMBERS will be killed as measure OF
prudence.
A very choice line of wall papers
can be found in our stores.
White lime plenty at the drug store;
also. tropical fruits.
The Good Templars in this place are
contemplating changing their Lodge
into a home temperance and literary
organization.
Died.-After an illness of only three
days, of Inflammation of the throat,
Mr.. Augustine Butler departed this
life, May 9th, 1885, aged SO years.
The funerel services were held in the
church on Saturday by Rev. Z. b. Rus
sell and attended by the largest con-
course of people that have convened
in this town for many months. Mr..
Butler was man highly respected by
his townsmen. and leaves a wide cir
Gle of relatives and friends to mourn
his loss. lie leaves a widow, and son
Mr.. Chas. Butler, and daughter Mrs.
Geo. Hamilton, in this town, who are
comfortod by his parting words of
hope in blessed reunion in Heaven.
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their earnings. In this endeavor Gov.
Rusk is entitled not only to the CO.
operation of property holders, but of
every working.man in the State. The
question ia one which is of vital i'm.
portance to every honest and peacea-
BILE citizen. whether he be millionaire
or day laborer. If these classes will
but array themselves upon the side of
law and order there is no danger of
their being shot down 10y the State
militia; and the troops of the State
may be fully relied upon, under the
direction of the COMMUNICATIVE
and his Adjutant- General. to take care
of the socialistic and hoodlum element
which for a moment threatens the
peace of the great city.
In conclusion, would suggest that
in the perforation by two bullets, of
the pair of ruflians who carried the
red.flag and howled for the Commune,
there is a retributive justice which
might be termed PrOvidential, were it
not TO be accounted for upon the more
material grounds of the keen eyes and
steady nerves of the 'tboys in blue"
who singled out these particular ruff
fans for their breeoh-loaders.
At this writing the riotous demon
strations appear 10 have been sup
pressed, and thousands of working.
men have returned to their labOrs.
The Communists yet threaten destruc-
ton and death on account of the death
of their comrades, but the troops still
on duty are amply sufficient to quell
any disturbance which may hereafter
occur. @. d. NJ.
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Sprinn TaIlen.


Mr.. Knut Garden, brother of ii. III
Garden, of this place, has just re.
turned from Duluth where he has been
for the past few years working in a
machine-shOp, and where he has con.
tracted a disease of the lungs.
NJ. Tic, one of our lumbermen, met
with a severe accident few days ago.
While trying to fix a belt running the
machinery his hand was caught in
some way and he was thrown violent.
ly down, breaking his collar.bone and
fracturing the bone of one leg, besides
giving his head close call for decap'
itation. lie is now able to limp about.
Diphtheria is thing of the past
some four or five having died in this
vicinity,
Whenever a black cloud comes NJ
nothing is thought of but cOmfOrta
BILE hole in the ground wherein to hide
and those who have not yet considered
the matter had better tunnel into the
nearest hillside in due time, before il
is everlastingly too late.
Robert Jackson, of IIersey, has beer
doing some painting in the Valley, a:
we'll as on the higher lands.
George Lynch is building himself {
large barn.
Planting is going on in the Valley
1t was a big mistake when the Ellis
worth Herald said that Miss John
son had gone off with Miss Brown ant
DR.. Thompson. The Miss johnson re
ferred to has up to the present beer
living in the family Of two aged PEG
pie near Hammond, and writing week
" to her father and mother who liv,
at Spring Valley.
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So far we have had no frost since
vegetation started and the season is at
least two weeks earlier than at this
date last year.
The Wabasha City Council recently
passed an ordinance requiring mer-
chants and dealers to take out city
license before continuing business
longer. License fixed at 500 year.
There is considerable so-called ''kick-
ing"
About one hundred workmen at
Beef Slough quit work on Wednesday
of last week. Eighty.fve cents they
considered hardly sufficient compensa-
ton for twelve hours work.
The steamer Menomonie, owned by
Knapp, Stout & Co., was recently sold
to Phil. Clark.
Lawson Fuller returned from San
Francisco last week.
A first-class music teacher can get a
large class of pupils here provided
steps be taken at once. Address,
with stamp, Box 70, Reads Landing,
Mimi.
A Sunday School concert was given
at the NJ. E. church last Sunday even.
ing.
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The educational social advantages the city admirable features
Besides the High
the Fourth
the
leading
the while the prominent
following
building
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Seeding nearly all finished.

Seeding nearly all finished.
A lady visitor one week old at Geo
JOhnson's.
George Knowlton reports a young
Republican on the same date.
VIM. Stewart is down from Perley
calling on friends.
r. E. Petit is keeping house again
at the old stand.
Mr.. Matt. Barager and Miss Anna
Conner were united in wedlock on the
10Th of April.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-05-13

Mrs. Dan. MOrairty IS very i'll. Her
recovery is doubtful.
Seeding has been finished in this vi
cinity, except corn. Owing TO the
late rains the ground is in very poor
condition.
New spring goods at p. Decks.
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World Renowned
First Publication april 22d, 1ss6.l

First Publication April 22d, 1sS6.l
- TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT FOR
oPIERCE COUNTY.
In the matter Of the estate Of John Hawley,
deceased. Iutcstatc.-Iu Probate.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance Of an order Of license made in said
matter BY the County Court Of Pierce Comfy, on
the 10Th DAY q april. A. d. l,S6, the uudersign-
ed Charles a Hawley. administrator Of the es-
tate Of said John Hawley, viii. ON the 22d day of
May, l. ID, l,>6, a. iJ clock A.. NJ. at the front
door 81 the post-utIce in the city of River Falls
IN SAID county. oder for sale al public auction.
the following described land. ta-Wit. The west
half Of lot one (l), in block six 90, in G. ".
Pratts village Of Green wood Falls, now forming
a part Of the city Of River Fails in Pierce Coun-
", Wisconsin. Terms Of sale viii be made
known ON day uf sale
Dated April 18TH Iss6 -52-i
CHARLES A. UAwIEY,
Administrator.
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have used the Boss Liniment for
the past three years and can cheerful
ly recommend it as a frst-class iini-
ment for man or beast.
ID. f. LEACH.
Trimbelle, Wis, Aug. 29th, 65.
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THE CITY OF RIVER FAILS.
Advantages Here Offered For Manufacturing.
DesirabiIity as a Place Of Residence.

The city River Falls the
of the Knnknnic River rapid
Falls and Ellsworth branch
Railway system Below is given showing
the railways Northwestern
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In River Falls there situated three merchant hOurngmls with
combined hundred barrels of custom
Oum There mercantile representing the several branches
of rt hotels bank livery stables and carriage manuac
brokers' RIVER FALLS JOURNAL mechan
which busting
little inhabitants Situated within thirty miles of st
obbng manufacturing nters sister State
easy
which
wild which pleasing
variety to the landscape.
When all things railroad facilities health
funess advantages beauty et will be
investment of
residence Falls wish educate
Children trade the advantages of large city while
avoiding its disadvantages to this city.
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LIVERY &FEED STABLE

And especial attention given to Funerals
stable ou Cedar 81. 2-6m
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STATE oE wIscoNsIN-oaTNTY cnrR1

GTATE OF WISCONsIN-COUNTY COURT
- FOR PIERCE COUNTY
In the matter Of the estate Of Edwin A Seaman,
deceased, iutcstate. In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that al IA regular term
Of the County Court 10 be held within and for
the County OF Pie &c al the Office Of the County
Judge iii the villa g. Of Ellsworth in said county
on the nrst TUESDAY. being tha ist DAY Of June,
4. u. $50. at TO clock A. n. or soon thereaf
ter a. the same can Doe heard. the following mat
ter viii be- heard ami considered.
The application Of Isadore A Seaman for the
appointment Of herself. of the town Of Maiden
Rock in said county. as administratrix of the
estate If Edwin A. Seaman. late of the town Of
Maiden Rock III said county, deceased, intes-
tate
Dated May 81 A. d. Iss6.-2-4
By order Of the Court.
J. ". HANCOCK
4 loo.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-02-16

Shoclie !, griev~l, distressed. Little Rim
knew not what to reply. But then con-
mcncod lon-, weary struggle. Her
father reproachcd, cxpostulated, insisted.
Rim, knowing him we'll, tcmpOrizcd, hop
ing for better times.
The winter passed.. Tho snrin., how
ever, was equally shroulcl i'll ii lancial
depression. Mrs. D,r.lda pursued the