River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-08-26

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Frank Ray and wife, of Richmond,
ILL.,, have been visiting Mrs. Ripple.
Mr.. Ray was a student at the Normal
few years ago and his friends here
were pleased to see him again.
w. Il. Bell, of Kinnickinnic, has
200 bushels of nice winter wheat tor
sale at so cents per bushel. 1t is
clear of foul seeds, and yielded %
bushels per acre. Samples may be
seen at Burhyte's store.
VIM. Irle, of the Shell Lake Watch
man, was in the city the first of the
week in attendance upon the Good
Templars' Convention. Mr.. Irle is a
Prohibitionist to the core, and a strong
advocate of Third Party measures.
Ladies who desire to have their feet
neatly dressed should buy Reynolds
Brothers Shoes; the good proportions
fine finish and neatly turned edges of
these shoes make fine appearance,
and for comfort and durability they
are unexeelled, APP Roberts sells them.
LOsT.-On the night of the 23d, a
shepard dog about nine weeks old, col
or black, except his legs which are
half white, and white tip on the end
of his tail. a suitable reward will be
paid to the person returning him to
G. l. Ap Roberts store in River Falls.
Geo, SALISBURY and family have
rounded up" again in River Falls
after Is months sOiourn in the wilds
| of Montana upon the ranch of the
River Falls Cattle Co. Mr.. SALISBURY
will enter the employ of Freeman i
Ruyter as wheat buyer at the juno.
ton Mills.
Miss May Doughty who has been
visiting her cousins, the Misses
Stevenson, left Monday for week.
visit to friends in Saltwater, when
she expects to return to her home in
Oshkosh. Miss Jessie Stevenson
will accompany her back to Oshkosh
TO spend the winter studing music.
The game of ball played here last
Thursday between the Star Prairie
club and the River Falls First Nine
resulted in favor of the home Climb
the score standing 10 and 35. The
visitors took their defeat logically
and our people speak highly of theil
gentlemanly demeanor during theil
stay in the city.
We are requested to say to subscrib
ers to electric lights that some unex
pected difficulty has arisen in securing
sufficient power to propel two dynamo
and progress towards lighting is TEN
pOrarlly arrested. The utmost effort
will be made to remove the Obstacl,
and secure the lighting within the
time originally specified.
The st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omahi
Railway Co. will sell excursion ticket!
from River Falls to Minneapolis, in
Guiding an admission ticket TO tn,
great Exposition, on Aug. 29th, seth
3lst, and Sept. LIST. ID, Sd. It'll, 9th
18th, 10Th, 2lst, 23d, 2Sth and 3Oth, a
Sl.S5. Tickets good to return unit
the Monday following the date o.
sale.
The separator of Al. Richardson to
gether with three small stacks O
grain was burned upon the farm o
VIM. Shoomer in Oak Grove las
Thursday. The screen over the tor
of the smoke stack on the engine go
got loose and the exhaust steam from
the cylinder raised it sufficiently {,
let the sparks escape, which were car
ried by the strong wind 20 barle.
stack before the engineer discovered
the defect. The loss on the separate
was 800.
DIR. G. ii. Crary, the popular dentist
will be in the city, at the Tremon
House, on the 9th of September
ready to attend to all professional
calls with "neatness and despatch.
Those who have employed Dr. Crar.
in the past will need no introduction
from US, and all whose teeth are il
revolt will find the DR. a skillful ma
nipulatOr of The implements whicl
remove the rebelling members, ant
supply their place with well regulated
and submissive maSticatOrs.
As an evidence that this is a goo,
market for barley, we call the atten
ton of those interested to the fac
that the buyers here are shippin.
large quantities, amounting to thou
sands OF bushels, for which they ar
paying the maximum price of 50 cts.
the price grading down to "a few cent
below that figure according {,
quality and state of the market. Tn,
public should remember that olive
men pay "living" prices, and wher
they have grain to sell go to the live
market and deal with live men.
J. E. Remsburg, a Liberalist writ
er and lecturer of reputation, will
deliver three lectures in River Fall:
on the 4th and 5th of september, al
Opera Hall (Thelander's) as follows
Saturday. Sept. 4th at 1870 o'clock r. NJ
Sunday Sept, 9Th at 800 P. NJ. and 7:3C
P. NJ. These lectures will be free, and
a general invitation is extended, with
the hope that all will lay aside pre-
JUDGE, and avail themselves of this
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