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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-06-24

There was German Lutheran service
in the church last Sunday.
A large pes cent. of the people at
tended Ono camp-meeting Sunday.
There will be temperance lecture
here Friday and Saturday, at the
church.
Wesley Hill aud son have opened a
new blacksmith shop at the Center.
Me5sls. Hawn and Butcher have re.
turned from their trip north with a
barrel of fish and load of evergreen
trees.
Mrs. ii. Nelson and son of 0livet,
visited in town last week.
Boarding places are constantly being
engaged by parties wishing to attend
the Institute commencing July II.
Quite "a number of our citizens are
subplenaed to Ellsworth on the Butler
trial.
Mrs. d. l.. White is quite sick.
Large loads of cheese-bOxes are o tten
drawn from the mill of @. A. Hawn &
Sons.
Information supposed to be reliable
by parties who came flom eau Gale
Sunday, states that the safe in Carson
& Raud's store was blown open Satur-
day night last aud 500 extracted
therefrom.
The store of S. j. Fox & Co. was
b oxen open last Sunday while the
family were at camp-meeting and the
German residents were attending SER
vices at the church, but tie thieves
appear to have been frightened away
before securing any booty, as nothing
is missed,
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Chiffon.
CIiTtOH.
Damn haV weather.

Damp hay weather.
Mrs. c. NJ. Finley and baby of Stuart
la. are visiting at VIM. Finley's. Mr..
F. who is an old-time Clifton boy re-
turned to Iowa the first of the week
after a short visit.
The Board of Review, for the town
of Clifton meet at the Clerks Office
Monday, June %.
G. l.. Bowman, who has finished
Miss Eradlsy's term of school in the
Judd District, will close up next week
Henry Judd is home from Montana,
we understand.
J. D. Barnes is building mammoth
barn for Pat. Miley, of Diamond Bluff
Several of our citizens will celebrate
in Strives Grove on the 3rd. The
Oak Grove Band will have charge Of
the entertainment.
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OAK GrOps.
Haying has commenced.

Haying has commenced.
Corn is looking well.
Herman Maberg is preparing to
build a house.
Crops have greatly improved in APP
pearance since the late rains.
1t is rumored that Mrs. James Boles
and Mr.. Reed were married re-
Gently.
Gotleib Reeck has built an addition
to his house.
Robert Ray has returned from Trav'
erSe county, Minnesota.
Patrick Miley has raised his big
barn.
The Oak Grove Cornet Band will
celebrate Independence Day by pic
nc in Herman Strives grove, on Sat
urday, July 3rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. P. Cross, of Maple
ton, Dakota, have been visiting friends
in town.
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Strawberries begin to be plentiful.
No sermon last Sunday, the minister
Icing at the camp-meeting.
Ye pedasogue was seen ST. lday
morning harvesting mess of peas of
his own raising.
Geo. Stever has just added good
well to the other conveniences about
his homestead.
Mrs. Ella O'Connell is da vigorously
i'll. Drs. Irwin and NJ. G. Woodwork
have the case in charge.
Henry Tousley is spending week
at Neillsville.
Henry O'Connor is once more at
work on his house.
School was in session Saturday A. NJ.
to make up lost time.
A company of Chas. Clark's rela-
tives, from Sheboygan, are taking in
Olivet this week.
James Rogers and family, from Kin
nickinnic, have removed to this viii
lage.
7. Rolofsen has lately resided his
house, built new porch and painted
the entire structure.
Supt. Murphy is to deliver the ora
ton here July Sd. Come and hear a
No. / speech.
There is some talk of test game of
base ball between the Ol'vet and
Spring Valley boys.
A meeting of the assessors of Spring
Lake, Rock Elm and Gilman, was held
in the school house at this place Sat-
urday afte moon.
1t is estimated that 200 cords of
stave bolts have been placed in the
yard during the past month.
Miss Anna Whip is visiting at e..
r. Taylor's.
Myron Whip, now engineer at the
stave mill, sports a new buggy.
John McCarl and family are soon to
remove to Pipestone county, MINI.
The highways hereabouts have been
well worked and are now in good con-
| ditiOn.
Uncle Moody has very much i'm.
proved the cheese factory and merits
better support than is offered as yet.
He will soon exhibit some No. /
cheese.
We have on hand 60 Nos. of the
Western Rural of ga and IS, that we
would like to exchange for some
magazine or book of equal value.
These papers are all consecutive num-
bers and in excellent condition. (Box
%, olivet, Wis.,
The FIRST lawsuit of the season came
off at the Office of @. ID. German last
Saturday. 1t was case of Labor in
quest of its own, judgment for which
was justly rendered, IL. Grape offici
ating as the "Squire's" right hand
man.
Considerable pains is being taken
here in preparing for the celebration
for July Sd. Swings, dancing floors
tables, seats and other convenience:
begin to loom up. The committee il
charge are all energetic men and il
the day be fair we predict a gloriou:
Fourth and grand good time. Come
Tout and help enjoy it.
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action of the legislature of New York!
also that of 0hiol

action of the legislature of New York
also that of Ohiol
Every days experience tends more
and more to confirm one in the opin
ion that the temperance cause lies al
the foundation of all social and politi
cal reform Richard Golden.
The largest invoice of New England
rum ever shipped from the United
States was cleared to-day for the coast
of Africa, 10000 gallons.-[Boston
Traveller, Aus 81. :, 1888.
Thus we send to the benighted
heather of Africa our greatest bless.
ing and our greatest curse,-the word
of God and our deadly rum.
With one missionary of the cross we
send 10000 gallons of rum. Is this
modern civilization is this the way
we expect to evangelize the heathe
nations'-lC. B. Gotten.
Let every laborer know this fact
that at least one full hours work of
each days labor is MS tax for the sup
port of the dram-shops of America
Rev. j. ii. Sherman.
Liquor is at the bottom of all our
pOverty.-!s. G. Holland.
We are desperately in earnest, not
to run showy moral reform but to
destroy the dram.shop.- Mary I. La
throp.
When such men as Geo. L. Pente-
cost, of Tompkins Avenue Congrega.
tio1al Church, of Brooklyn, Edwin P.
lie, and ii. l.. Pratt, head deacon of
plymouth Church, join the Prohibit
ton party, as then hare done, we feel
that the work is moving grandly on,
and yet there is ''more to follow"
Jet all temperance people please
read the Dow liquor law of Ohio
read and refect.
Please notice the work in Rhode
Island, the government not of the
people but of the machine.
Wei, 10 81 Ter is c'yine;
Pass he wa.ehwo.d down the line,
Pass the cOuute s'Sn, Endure"
MOI 10 him who -ssaly dares,
But 10 him Is no molly bears;
Is the cor g. and sue
-Iwai.t;er
"The Knights of Labor claim that
80 per cent. of the restitution among
the laboring men is caused by the
drink traffic."
This being the case, a remedy for
the evil will prove the best solution of
the labor question. IL the subject is
investigated, it will also doubtless be
found that 90 per cent. of the consump-
tion of liquor is by the laboring classes,
and by far the largest percentage con-
sumed by latOring men is by the
wage-workers. 1t is melancholy fact
that the greater part of the entire
consumption is by those who can least
anord the expense. If the Knights
would commence crusade against the
traffic, as vigorous as that waged
against their employers, and prosecute
it with as much pertinacity, and boy
colt the whole system with the same
pertinacity, they would astonish them
selves by the result and f1d far less
imaginary grievances to complain OF.
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The library of the W. @. Il. U. will
be opened at Maynard's furniture stofe
next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Low gave recep.
tion last evening.
Mes. j. c. DennistOn has returned
from hes visit to relatives in Hudson
Jim Saxton and Miss Ella Shannon,
of uerber., were married in the Cath.
Ollie church Wednesday morning.
Quite a number from iowa viii at.
tend the Red Rock camp-meeting, to
hear Sam Jones.
Mrs. II. G. Wood and daughter, of
River Fails, are visiting relatives in
town.
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st. Paul schools close June 25th for
the summer vacation.
We are pleased to meet Mr.. A. p.
Weld on our streets. since his business
interests keep him here large part
of the time.
Since the rates to Chicago went
down 10 three dollars travel is lively.
We are hoping for still further reduc-
lions.
w. III. Wood. o. River Falls, has been
in the city for medical treatment by
DR.. Briggs. Thanhs for a call.
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Spring grain is looking good, and is
promising crop.
Quite a number from here attended
the camp-meeting at Ono.
ID. Morairty sold so acres of land
to Christ Wilkens. Consideration
$500.
James Mercer raised his new barn
Wednesday, the 10Th.
Considerable sickness prevails in
this vicinity at this writing.
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Nathan Coy, of this town, is low
before thep ublic with "The 2:40 OF
Boss Liniulent, for Calls, Scratches,
Cots. G ease-Heel, and all flesh
wounds. Mr.. Coy has had long ex.
perience in dealing with the ailments
of horse flesh, and he is therefore pre-.
pared to speak. Try bottle, and ii
not satisfactory money will be re.
funded.
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l46SLeF hedcS,
Note Heads,
Bill Heads,
Statements,
Envelopes,
Circulars,
Pamphlets,
Legal Blanks.
Note Books,
Receipt Books,
Shipping Tags,
Grain Checks,
Postal Cards,
Business Cards,
Wedding Cards.
Programmes,
Bank Checks,
Deposit Checks,
Lawyers Briefs,
Order Books,
Price Lists,
Sale Bills,
Horse Bills,
&C., &c., &c.
Orders by mail promptly attend
ed to, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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NJ. MavIs, who lives east of here,
was coming to the village last week to
procure a coffin for child, and when
near the cemetery partridge flew up
from the bushes aud frightened the
no, SEES, which ran away and threw him
out. His legs caught in the wheels
and he was badly hurt. DR.. Clough
attended to his injuries, and l r1der-
stand that he will probably recover.
Mr.. Gloer, from Dodge county, is in
town visiting friends.
A Cock Elm man SAYS that the Ono
camp-meetlng is worth a thousand
dollars a year to this town on account
of the rains which accompany it. Be
that as it may, the heavy rains of the
past week have placed tine crops be-
yond al danger for the present. The
hay crop will undoubtedly be light,
however.
An underground sp.ing has always
made the street between Fox's store
and The drug store very bad IN fall
and spring. The road.master, Mr..
Hawn, has now laid deep drain along
the road which will probably prevent
any futr Q trouble at that place.
DIR. Clough, who visited La Crosse
last week, has returned.
Mr.. Glass. of River Falls, was in
town lit Saturday.
Mr.. Fox sent several loads of wool
to Maiden Rock, last week.
NJ. Hill has opened a new black
smith shop here and will pay special
attention to the shoeing of horses.
Father Churchill is still in very Fee
bic condition and confined to his bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knifin. of Dodge
county, who have been visiting friends
at Rock Elm, have returned home.
G. Ii. Taylor, of Olivet, delivers
beef in town once a week, and will
manu- ACSuial bilPo UuAAhb GhO oulH'
mer.
There is good opening in Rock Elm
for blacksmith and horse sheer, as
the firm of Melcher & Ratslag are Civ
ing their whole attention to wagon
ironing and repairing.
Emil Leischer has gone to Prescott
to commence canvassing for a New
York nursery.
Mrs. Sandow and family and Mrs.
Tornow and family have returned
from their visit to friends In Dodge
county.
Crops of all kinds are doing finely.
Masons are at work putting a wall
under Condit's store.
A. Babcock, of New CenServille, was
here Monday to consult Dir. Clough.
Strawberries are sold here for eight
cedts quart.
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CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT FOR
CPIERCE COUNTY.
In the matter Of the estate of John HawIey,
deceased, intestate.-Iu Probate.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance Of an order Of license made in said
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BREWSTER.

BREWSTER.
Delightful fall weather.
The threshing machines are making
their last round for the flax.
Otto Berreau is able to Ike about
again.
II. G.. Ide and son Warren returned
to St. Paul last Tuesday, and also Otto
Berreau, Jr.
p. Blaine finished threshing his flax
last Monday. The yield was about II
bus. per acre.
Station Agent Laird is taking his
annual layoff. He went to St. Paul
and eastern points Monday and will
return the latter part of the week.
George Smith returned Tuesday from
a short visit in central Iowa.
Mr.. Rushner, of Jackson, Minn., be-
gan a six month term of school in the
McNab district this week.
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with friends in Little Rock.
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tered last week.
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from a pririe fire last Saturday. The
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the buildings by II passing train.
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The Worthington advance., 1886-10-14
WILLMONT.


Here we are again.
All alive and kicking yet.
Very nice fall weather we have.
Hot weather in politics will CON-
mence ere long.
Willmont was forgotten at the late
Republican convention, but all the
same we have some good timber out
here.
We understand Chas. Fritz and John
Mock are both candidates for county
commissioner in the section district.
"A new we'll was sunk last week by
our school house No. 66. It is So feet
deep.
We are informed that Schneider of
this town passed an ''honorable'' ex-
animation last week before Justice e..
Gale in Bloom as doctor. Attorney
Lange, of Worthington. was holding
the examination. Schneller's doctor
diploma cost him some $50. Good.
School in district 66 is doing nicely,
Miss Ella Fox, of Luverne, at the desk.
Threshing in this town is nearly fn-
ished. It was about a half crop.
It is about time that our school
board give the school house the much
needed painting. It should have been
done long ago.
Farmers are farther ahead with their
plowing this fall than they ever were
at this time in Willmont.