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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-02-18

fFeSCott.
Mrs. w. ii. ii. Clements was visiting
in st. Paul last week.
A toboggan slide has been built in
the northern part of town. The
course is over Il third of mile long,
and the prOprietors claim that it takes
only fifteen seconds to descend.
John Brown has bought the frame
building on the corner of Broad and
Kinnickinnic streets, and will move it
on the lot next to William Miller's
bakery.
Frank Field has been down from
Wadena, Mimi, spending week at
his old home.
The ledge of rock just above the
ferry landing is being quarried out.
The rock is to be used in building
rests for the suspension bridge.
Ham West has the boat b. F. Wea-
yer on the docks and is putting new
sides on it and getting it ready for the
next seasons run,
a Teachers Association will be
held here this week Saturday.
Several of the Grand Army boys
went up to take the Ice Palace" last
Saturday.
Two buildings were burned here on
the 10th inst. The fire started in the
feed mill of HOLSTER & Havens at one
o'clock in the morning. At six the
old factory building owned by Meach'
am Bros. was found to be in flames;
both were burned to the ground.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-02-18

DR.. G.. ii. Crazy was in attendance
at the meeting of the Illinois and
Wisconsin stock association the first
of the week and was elected one of
the directors. This association has
headquarters at Chicago, River Falls
and other points, and owns large
herd of cattle in Montana. Next fall
they will commence turning off cattle,
and will ship two thousand beeves to
Chicago. They made shipping ar
rangements while at this meeting.
DR.. Crary visited the stock yards and
large slaughter houses in Chicago.
The Strengthening is done in most
rapid and scientific manner. The
slaughtering of hogs is done at about
the rate of eight minute by an ex-
perienced man. The hogs are caught
by the hind feet and swung by ma
chinery to an elevated track, and are
carried forward with head down until
they reach the ''sticker," who
catches each hog as it passes, swings
it slightly toward him, stabs it with
one thrust and swings it from him
while it passes on to be scalded and
dressed. AS soon as one is stuck an
other is on hand. 1t seems like bloody
work, but there are no traces of blood
on the executioner. The blood flows
to trough in which there is running
water, and is carried off.-AdUance-
Sun.
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RI I'aso.

Toloff TolOffsOn, from Dakota, has
been visiting his uncle, Halvor Toloff.
son.
Arne Thorson is preparing to build
a house on the farm he bought of
Nike Martin.
A new arrival of the male persua.
sion at j. c. Langer's.
Minnie King is home from Red
Wing where she has been attending
school for a few months.
Hugh Mcdonald has put up his sum-
mer's supply of ice. The quality is
not so good as in former years by rea-
son of too much snow.
a. J. Abair and wife have been to
st. Paul to see the Ice Palace.
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We clip the following item from the

We clip the following item from the
Red Wing Advance-Sun:
We called attention, few days
since, to the singular disappearance of
the railroad track between Stockholm
and Maiden Rock, and of similar in
stances in this state. Mr.. Coleman,
contractor on the Chicago, Burlington
& Northern railroad, made call at
the Graphic Office, Lake City, Friday,
and informed the editor that since the
disappearance of the trestle and track.
the work of filling in has been steadi-
ly going on, and that the engineers
have been sounding the sink hole with
out finding bottom up TO that time;
that they have estimated the amount
of earth that will be required to fill
up sufficient to make a solid roadbed
to be 100000 cubic yards, and possibly
double and even treble that amount
may be required. Mr.. Coleman told
of a similar sinking of a track on the
line of the Wisconsin Central, situa-
ted in Rice county, about half mile
from Wauboo station. After the
road had been in operation for some
time, within half an hour after a train
had passed, everything disappeared (;
and to fill that hole before they could
commence dumping gravel, the entire
timber crop of some eight or ten acres
was cleared off and put into it, The
railroad building in this country has
developed quite a number OF similar
instances, a description in detail of
which, would make interesting read
ing, but we have not the space TO
snare.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-02-18

Hudson is considerably excited over
a contest in the matter of the VIII of
the late William Dwelley, of that city.
The Star and Times of last week con-
tains the following brief outline of
the case from the beginning up to the
time that Mrs. Dwelley and Mr..
Graves were committed for contempt
because of a refusal to answer ques-
tions in relation to personal property:
William Dwelley and wife moved
from Maine to Hudson many years
ago. In the employ of the Washburns
and other lumbermen of prominence
he accumulated a property estimated
at fully $4,000. On the 8th of last
April he died very suddenly at his
home and alone with his wife. Two
days after deceased was buried at
Minneapolis, and the next Sunday the
will was unearthed from among his
papers in a safe at the register of
deeds office. and in due process of
time submitted to probate. For a
year or more prior to the death of Mr..
Dwelley, one John Graves was, it is
claimed, by mutual consent made a
member of the Dwelley household, at
times doing chores about the house,
and at times driving Mrs. Dwelley
about the country upon her official du-
ties as county superintendent of
schools. After the death of the de-
ceased Mr.. Graves home continued
there, and few months after he was
presented a fine $4,000 farm by the
widow. These facts, it is claimed,
aroused the indignation and suspicious
of Mr.. Dwelley's kin. Inspection
then revealed some alterations upon
the face of the will and other alleged
crookedness. Efforts are according
IL being made to have it set aside, and
also to throw suspicious upon the wild
ow of a grave and unpleasant charac-
ter. She now lives upon the farm
with Mr.. Graves, but her own brother,
his wife and other people share the
same home with them.
At last accounts Mrs. Dwelley and
Mr.. Graves were in the custody of the
Sheriff. though they are not confined
in Jail.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-02-18

Ed. Collett gave a party last week
to his young friends in celebration of
his nineteenth birthday anniversary.
Peter McDermOtt came out from
Durand last week on business.
Schools Nos. and 10 had vacation
last week, the teachers being absent
in Ellsworth on the Butler affair.
Mr.. Miles is alive, but failing.
Several persons who lave missed
things searched the Butler house since
his arrest and found some of their
missing property.
Mr.. Cheney has traded his horse for
a span of young horses.
Some of our tOwnspeople went to
st. Paul last week to visit the Ice
Palace. Messrs. COndit and Fox re.
port it as well worth the journey.
They were accompanied by theil
families.
The school in No. 10 will close next
week Thursday.
The town treasurer reports taxes
paid from the northern part of town,
but not from the southern part as yet
A Straightforward performance is
advertised for the 10th in Fox's Hall
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Miss Gusta Bonsness made a visit to
st. Paul last week. She returned
Saturday.
Miss Martha Iverson closed her
school in the village last Friday.
Ole BOnsness was drawing lumber
to Hastings last week.
Tom Nelson went to Minneapolis
this week to get circular saw for
the Bonsness mill.
o. j. Hole is running a passenger
stage between this village and River
Falls. He only carries lady passen-
gers, however.
Sven Winger is one Of those who
are hauling their grain to Baldwin.
A. L. Thompson is attending the
Normal.
There will be a dance at the new
hall next Saturday night, given by
DR.. j. f. johnson and Ole Bonsness.
Everybody is invited.
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We have nice weather now and bus
mess is lively.
Miss Ida Brooks has been very sick,
but is improving.
Masquerade at the Linden House
on the 18th inst.
VIM. Daily, of Rock Elm, had one
of his fingers crushed between two
ties. He is under the care of DR..
Wing.
Two of Mr.. O'Hara's children are
very sick, caused by lead poisoning
from fresh paint in the Persons dis.
trict schoOlhOuse.
Geo. Moe and wife have gone to
Wabasha.
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The meeting was called to order at
1870 p. m.
Sylvanus Brown was elected Chair
man pro TEN. and Mrs. Maxgood Sec'y
pro TEN.
Historical facts were then given.
C. C. Mcintyre discussed the subject
of Grammar, intimating by his re-
marks that he regarded practice as
more eflicacious than rules and tech
nicalities in attaining correctness of
usage of the structure of language.
A general discussion followed, and
round of eloquence from Supt.
Murphy that was quite comforting to
one at least of his auditors-a parent
who sent children to school ten years
ago equipped with Swinton's Language
Primer. They were shot through
that lovely volume like the lightning
express passing under a bridge.
Three weeks time suf1iced for three
y COhlDCs INV bhOpeShf
that our leading educators will lead
the child gently by the still waters,
and cause him to lie down in green
pastures. Is it possible that they are
stopping to cultivate the assimilation
of mental food and growth of all his
nobler faculties, instead of shoveling
in feed and then starting him off on
leg training? Can it be that they
duly appreciate the value of time!
Eda Maxgood then, by class eXer-
else with the teachers present to play
the part of pupils, gave practical
illustration of Bright's method for
developing facility and correctness of
expression in scholars of the Primary
Grade.
Her method of conducting the exer-
else was very warmly approved by the
Superintendent.
NJ. L. Maxgood briefly discussed the
CRUDE method in arithmetic.
Supt. Murphy then proceeded with
his Miscellaneous Topics. "
First, an exhortation to teachers to
fully f. and equip themselves profess
sionally and then without undue
anxiety move calmly and firmly for
ward, like Charlemagne sowing the
seed that must ultimately yield crop.
Second, he threw light on the new re-
quiremsnt of the school law concern
ing the use of narcotics and stilnulants
and on the advance movement OF
Reading Circles. The Association
was then adjourned.
NJ. l.. MAxGooD,
Sec'y pro TEN.
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Middle Form this work should be
continued. Analysis and synthesis
should be taken up, not separately,
but in connection with the other
language work. Letter-w writing should
be taken up. The work should now
be more independent of the teachers
aid. In the Upper Form some stand
ard textbook should be used. This
method is Identical with that laid
down in the course of study.
The next topic was History, by W.
G. Hartranft. This study should not
be taken as an independent study till
the Upper Form is reached. Previ-
GUS to this, however, the teacher
should tell and read to the pupils
stories i'm U. 5. and local history. lie
would have some very important dates
memOrized, with the events which
characterized them. In the formal
study of history he would recommend
Barnes Brief History. lie follows
The topical method, and recommends
that history and geography be taught
as inseparable.
Discussion.
The afternoon session opened with
singing, followed by General Exer-
cises" by Mrs. Mclaughlin. She
reads to her pupils pleasant stories
for morning exercises. She finds this
"A great help in preventing hardness.
She varies this exercise by discussing
some hygienic law, giving object les
interesting as well as instructive. She
would recommend calisthenic exercis-
es when the pupils become tired and
restless.
The last topic was Supplementary
Reading, by G. II. Crownhart. He
urged upon the teachers the necessity
of having supplementary reading
books for themselves as well as pupils.
They should be well supplied with
histories, poetry, such fiction as
Dickens and Scott, etc. No teacher
can afford to be without fair library
when SO many really valuable books
can be had for so small a sum of mon
ely as at present.
This topic was followed by remarks
from Mr.. Murphy, who emphasized
the fact that every teacher should be
supplied with library.
The following resolution, offered by
Mr.. Murphy, was adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of this
Association are due, and are hereby
heartily rendered, to the ladies of
Trimbelle for their kind hospitality
in entertaining the teachers.
On motion the Association was ad-
journed without day,
J. a. Murphy, c. j. BREWER,
Pres. c. Div. Secretary.
physiology and Hygiene was
presented by G. J. Brewer. He intro
duces the subject as general exercise
for the whole school. After the child
has reached such mental development
as to warrant scientific presentation
of the subject, he would pursue some
standard textbook, as Martins Hu-
man Body. An interesting discussion
followed as to the method of present
ing and advisability of inaugurating
the new study.-ED1ToR.
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Read.s Landina. lI,n,,.

Mrs. Day, of Wabasha, was visiting
with old neighbors here last week.
The Wabasha Dramatic Club gave a
first class entertainment in our town
last Saturday evening.
Elmer Stokes is able to be out again
after his accident.
A tramp was run over by the cars at
Wabasha last Monday, and thereby
lost one leg above the knee.
Beware of the apple-tree man, who
now stalks abroad at midday, before,
and after.
Harper's first book in arithmetic
and Gray's Botany have been lately
adopted by the school board and will
be introduced into school at the be-
ginning of the spring term.
Mrs. Herman Lawson is sick.
There has been talk of cOntesting
the late village election on the ground
that the saloons were open all day and
"frewater" free.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-02-18

Miss Mary Mckay, of River Falls,
was in st. Paul last week to see the
ice palace and attendant objects of in
terest. Also, Mrs. A. NJ. Dodge, from
River Falls, her sister.
If you visit the carnival grounds be
sure to see the relics of the Greedy ex-
petition.
Il. J. McAndrew, teaching at Pres
colt, was in town Friday and Saturday
and took in the storming of the palace.
Many visitors from Wisconsin were
in town last week to view the crystal
structure.
If the ice palace lasts to be "storm-
ed'' again next Tuesday, as advertised.
come that evening by all means. The
sight is one of lifetime.
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Esdaile.

Messrs. Foss and Hawley, our hard
ware merchants, have dissolved
partnership. Mr.. Hawley will return
to Minnesota and Mr.. Foss will con.
tinue the business.
Several parties from this place will
go to Wildwood on the 22d inst.
From % to 80 loads of wood pass
through The village daily EN- route for
Red Wing.
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Best sleighing this season.
The crossing to Red Wing is good.
Our tax collector is still on the war.
path.
f. III. Boustead has been dangerously
sick.
B. f. Way has sold seven 40s of his
land for $1,000.
III. Pumpkin gives ball here on the
22d inst, with chance to draw a fine
Winchester rifle.
j. c. Reeve is hauling piling to Bay
City.
Most of the rock for rip.rapping
has been delivered.
Allen Adams is on the sick list.
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FarpOn Springs and Seville,

just opened TO travel by Railway and Steam
boat. PICTURESQUE portion OF Florida
Highland crystal Lakes, teeming with fish;
GRAND Natural Wooded Parks, here deer,
Wild tuTAry and other game abound Wing
ed game IA great variety on land and water.
Ihe IarpOn Springs Hotel is one OF the
BEST furnished and appointed houses south
oil Jacksonville, and ia all respects will be
kept in frst-elass style. The price PER day
will be $500 to $50. Special rates will be
made by the month or Season. The Tropical
Hotel and the Eernald House are well and
comfortably kept at price per day OF 81 so
TO y. %, with special rates by the month or
season. Camp lite at TarpOn Springs and
Seville costs about - 90 per week.
These lands being below the killing frost
lines on the Cult Coast OF fernando and
Hillsboro Counties, with direct steam trans
pOrtation to all points OF the u s., make
them especially valuable for the production
OF vegetables for shipment, from December
until May, TO Northern markets, when the
highest prices are obtained. Tomatoes rang
ed the past winter from s. TO Is per crate Of
three pecks, and other vegetables equally
profitable. Tobacco, rice, sugar cane, all
vegetables, the cereals and grass produces
largely.
1t requires but six to eight weeks from
planting to market tomatoes and other veg
etables. We have cheaper lands back IRON
the Gull Coast, and still cheaper lands IN the
various counties north Of the 29th parallel,
where winter vegetables cannot be grown
successfully, and where the orange and 9TH
er fruits occasionally are pinched by the
frost, but the people who haye examined our
GULF COAST HIGHLANDS consider them
4. l.. A..
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a pound sociable at the Parsonage
this evening.
Go and see my Wife's Mother" at
the odd Fellows Hall Friday evening.
There is good deal of sickness in
the village.
Geo. Doolittle will soon move to
Esdaile.
No symptoms of the toboggan craze
have reached the "Hub."
We are To have a State Teachers
Institute, commencing March Is and
cotinuing one week. 1t will be con-
Quoted by Prof. j. b. Thayer,