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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-06-28

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tAtItoH.
Glover harvest.
Where de you celebrated
Brad Atkins and Guy Finley are
down from Dakota.
Misses Cooley and McConaugn hey
close their schools tomorrow.
The Board of Equalization met last
Monday.
Mr.. Thorson, of River Falls. was in
town last week.
The Oak Grove Band is preparing
for an old-fashioned celebration in
Strives grove July 4th. A platform
IS being built for dancing. refresh
ments will be served on the grounds
and jolly time is anticipated. The
boys dish up excellent music and will
do everything possible for the COM
fort and enjoyment of visitors. Go
over and take in sunshine.
Luna Richardson was thrown from
a load of gravel last week striking on
his left arm. Tie bones of the fore
arm were severely injured.
III. NJ. Bascom's family have rela-
tives from near Madison visiting
them.
Dances at Sam Browns and John
Curriers' enlivened the monotony last
week.
c. 0. and Charlie Cone. with their
respective wives. attended the camp
meeting at Red Rock last Saturday
Three OF Peter Melander's child rem
have died from diphtheria and at The
time Of this writing a fourth is not
expected to live.
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Diamond Bun.

G., L. Bowman was with us the first
of the week.
Al. Richardson has retired from tho
Burlington" with the knowledge,
safely stored that ''shoveling COAL is
no snap.
ID. w. Wethern with his newly
equipped boat will give grand ex-
cursIon on the 4th to Ft. Smelling,
leaving this place at 7 An. Every one
is warranted genuine good time.
Tickets Sl.00.
Miss Lizzie Welt after a prolonged
stay in Nantucket is paying a short
visit to friends and relatives.
Our village school closes tllis week
with grand picnic.
E. NJ. Niles has resigned the posi-.
ton of ''Chief of Hoboes. =
IL. A. Nero advises the boys to get
an '.Iroquois clip for comfort.
An unknown pedestrian counts the
the ties between Bay City and this
place every Sunday.
On Sunday evening last a most ioy.
full event occurred at the residence of
Squire Coulter. His daughter. Maud,
and Mr.. G.. A. Nero, formerly of this
place, were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony. The young couple
started for Moose Lake. Mimi, where
George is employed as night agent on
the ST. Z. & ID. K. r. We wish them
much JOY.
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The young people enjoyed a hop at
JOhnston's hail last Saturday evening.
Miss Nettie Smith, of Kinnickinnic.
spent several days visiting friends
here last week.
ClaytCa Dresser rejoices over the
arrival of daughter.
Mr.. Van Eaver and family, of Ne
braska, are living on Alba Webster $
farm.
Peter Johnston has traded his store
and lot here for some real estate in
St. Paul.
The Roberts and Pleasant Valley
gun clubs will contest for prize here
on the Fourth. Mrs. Nellie Holmes,
of Rock Island, will give an Independ-
ence reading. She comes highly rec
commended as an elocutionist. The
bowery dance promises to be a grand
success. For further information see
one Of the large posters.
RasmuS Paulson has new boy.
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The annual school meeting will be
held next Monday.
A large herd of fat cattle belonging
to different parties in this town were
taken to Red Wing on Monday last.
While driving cattle last Mon day
the team of John Beardsley ran away
but were stopped before any dam age
was done.
Fred Route has gone TO Minneapolis
TO look at some machinery which he
intends TO put into his mill.
Henry Bartlett is building new
dwelling house.
Old Mr.. Morrison has moved down
to Charles EmersOn's.
Mr.. Dimmick, from River Falls, is
repairing Bardon's mill dam, and ex-
poets to be ready for business soon.
Some farmers are busy cutting cloy-
er. The crop is large one.
Don't forget the dance at Ed.
Leach S hall on July 4th.
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PRov1pED. That this resolution shall be in
full force after the annual levy and collection
Of the taxes fer the year 1855. And the County
Treasurer shall then pay over to the several
towns. village and city treasurers the several
sums hereby appropriated to said towns, viii
lagos and cities taking their receipts therefor.
1t was moved and seconded to ac-
cept and adopt the resolution. Car
ried bv 20 ayes against 3 noes.
On motion the Board adjourned I'M
til s O'Clock A. NJ. tomorrow.
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1855.
Board met at O'Clock A. NJ. Roll
called. 4 full Board present except
Sup's McGray and Cheney. Minutes
read and approved.
Sup. Brown presented the following
petition for further bridge aid for the
town of Spring Lake.
To tie Honorable County Board Of supervis-
ors Of the County Of Pierce IN the State Of Wis
eonsin:
Whereas. at a town meeting held in and for
the town Of Spring Lake ia said Pierce count
on the third day Of April. isss. the electors 81
said town did vote 20 construct eight ondges
the ensuing year in said town, designated as
follows, via:
The Wilcox bridge across the Eau Gale Riv-
er situated on the sw If NV of section 5. The
estimated cost OF which i 'sZoD two hundred
dollars.
The Rasmussen bridge across the Eau 6alle
River on the sw5& Of the ne14 Of section eight
Estimated to cost 5000 two hundred dollars.
The first bridge across Bear Greek above the
Post Office at Spring Valley on the Marte!l
road 81 the nw54 Of nel4 Of section RAJ seven.
Fstilaated 70 cost 1871 fifty dellars.
The third bridge seross Bear Greek absve
spring Valley on the nes4 Of nw1z Of section II
seven. Estimated to east 1851 fifty dollars.
IN sixth bridge across Bear Greek above
Spriug VALLEY on the sga Of nwa Of section lTj
Estimated To cost $50 fifty dollars.
The first bridge across Fly Creek below tht
r5sfispes 81 Ole THOMPSON on the sea Of mel
ST section Isl eight Estimated to cost $40
forty dollars
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Clyde Avery. of city fame, visited
in town last week.
Myra Watson. who is teaching in
the town of Hudson, spent Sunday
with Alta Fuller.
Mrs Deans has returned from bel
visit to Olivet. Miss Maize will spend
the summer at the latter place.
Nettie Dryer. of River Falls. visit
ed relatives in town the last of the
week.
Evna Whitcomb is visiting her
brother at the farm.
Emil Musser has a new pony.
Geo. Williams and Will White with
their families camped and fished at
Bass Lake last week.
The people at the Valley" are
making extensive preparations for a
general good time on the 4th.
Union Meeting Sunday evening al
Mr.. Follansbee's. Weekly meeting at
Mr.. Deans.
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The chinch bugs have ruined the
barley crop
Potatoe bugs are very plenty.
Crops are growing fast, so are the
weeds. We never saw spring grain so
weedy before.
The summer term of school will
close here on the Goth. Miss Mary
Richardson, the teacher, haSi given
good satisfaction.
We are going TO celebrate In depend
ance Day here in grand style.
HalYor Tolfson is enjoying a visit
with his brother from Dakota.
Mrs. Isaacson and daughter have
gone to 0cOnom0woc on pr otracted
visit. They intend to remain until
after harvest.
Grandma Mcintyre is in very feeble
health.
We had very pleasant visit recent
ly from f. W. Weisman and wife, of
Spring Lake.
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j. b. JENsON, Co. Clerk.


Drs. NJ. G. and d. w. Woodwork,
of Ellsworth, and J. A. Clough, of
this place, performed an operation for
exterpating a cancer upon Mrs. E. r.
CondIt last Thursday. The operation
was severe, but is believed to have
been successful.
The village school has closed for a
vacation.
Supt. Bowman was in town visiting
schools last week.
A. Abair, of Ellsworth, is in town
visiting friends.
Miss Matte Fox has returned from
her visit to Menomonie.
Miss Nina Lowater. who has been
teaching in Martell, returned home
last Saturday.
A. Combacker, Esq, and DR.. d. W.
Woodwork, of Ellsworth, were in
town Saturday night to attend a tele-
phone meeting.
Frank Seitz is seriously i'll with
lung disease.
Miss June Brittell will close her
school work on Cady Greek the Goth.
Miss Minnie Collett will close her
school in the Bailey district with a
picnic ON the goth inst.
Wool brought 81 cents in this mar
ket, Monday, June 25,--eggs, lie per
doz.; butter, nothing.
T. G. Richmond will speak here on
the evening Of the Sd of July.
VIM. Young who has been very
dangerously sick is thought to be
gaining.
Chinch bugs are destroying the bar
ley in several localities near here.
G. A. Hawn sent three teams to
Prescott on Monday to draw in an en-
CINE to be used at the mines.
Celebrations are numerous this year,
Ell Paso, Olivet, Plum City and Els
worth each have bills out for a cele-
bration. while Rock Elm comes to the
front with two.
The farmers are too busyeto attend
the camp meeting through, but most
of the people will go on Sunday and
Monday.
The village school closes on Friday.
also the school in Dist. No. /, Miss
Sans teacher.
Frank Alexander has received an
schools of Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Kendall are re-
joicing over a son, born Saturday the
% inst.
NJ. L. C.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President.
BEN. HARRISON.
OF Indiana.
For Vice President,
LEVI u. MORTON.
OF New York.


Mrs. r. 5. Wilcox and little daugh-
ter Hattie, are visiting relatives in
Minnesota.
Mrs. Charles Russ is very sick with
diphtheria.
Chauncey d. Chaplin has built an
addition to his house.
Mrs. G. F. Carr, of Madison, and
Mrs. NJ. l.. Gilbert, of New London,
Wis, daughters of George Stewart.
have been called to the bedside of
their sick mother.
b. G. Thompson is busy repairing
the highways where Natures rains
have washed them out.
Miss Ida Whitney left for MINI.
last Saturday morning.
j. g. Sargent started for Iowa Mon
day morning. He will drive through.
Miss Sena Eastman is home from
River Falls, where she has been at
tending the High School.
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1t is a matter of especial interest to
intending purchasers that in my bust
ness / employ no agents, and conse-
quently, paying no commissions, but
selling direct. am able to give custom
ers the financial benefit of such an
arrangement. An exceedingly large
assortment and low prices have been
the means by which have maintained
so extensive patronage. / have now
in stock seventy-fve monuments. and
about fifty headstones, manufactured
when labor rates ruled low and made
of the best grade of GRANTEES and mar
bles, the prices ranging from $40 to
$500 each. I cordially invite personal
inspection, by which deceit or disap-
pointment by travelling statesmen is
avoided. and / guarantee that at my
establishment better work for the
money can be procured than any small
dealer or manufacturer is able to offer.
During the past year have erected
| some of the finest monuments in Pierce
county, and cite my past patrons as
my most reliable references.
p. n. PETERSON,
Wholesale and retail Marble and
Granite dealer. 245 North Main street.
saltwater, MINI. 81
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lineage. It. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
Chiraso 4 Northwestern Tvs.

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City. All trains carrying through sleep
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This is the short line IL Chicago, no
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honored. Two trains a day each way
with finest Pullman sleepcrs and most
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Cacy Of the season may lie obtained at !
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special feature IF the Royal Route, and
for liberal service and comfort are un-
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For Duluth, Ashland and all Lake SUI
peri0r points. take this route from 1t
Paul. Minneapolis, Eau Claire, and al
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trains Close connection nj Ashland with
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Buv your tickets over the Chicago, st
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and you viii never travel By any othe,
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Tickets for sale by an ticket agents.
For time tables and other information
apply TO
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]. 5 MCCULLOUGH, Nm WHEELER,
Asst Gen Pass AT. Travels Pass. Agt
ST. Paul. MINI, aud
F. L. C0LGR0VE, Agent,
River Falls, Wis
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A. 4. HANNACK.
Town Board Of Supervisors Of the ToWr
Of Sprina Lake


On motion the prayer of the petition
was granted and commissioners to be-
appointed as provided by law
The following was then presented
by Sup. Brown.
WHEREAS, The bridge across the Eau Gall,
River on the sw4 Of neA Of section eight il
the town Of Spring Lake, known as the Rasma-
son bridge. will be very d hcult TO build b.
reason of the widening Of the bed OF the river
Therefore resolved that if the town board o
supervisors of said town of Spring Lake ear
change the highway by going around the bend
IN said river. that the same amount Of money
approp rated by this board for the construction
of said bridge shall be applied towards con
stTu citing said highway, and that the commits
sioners designated to act with said town board
IN the erection of said bridge are authorized L
cooperate with the town board of said town il
letting the contract for constructing said high
way.
1t was moved and seconded to adopt
Ayes and noes called for. Lost by ,.
noes to | aye.
Further presented and introduced
by Sup. Brown:
WHEREAs, The town of Spring Lake has been
obliged to ex2end the sum of two hundred dol
lars for bridges in said town in addition to the
amounts provided for in the petition of said
town board Therefore resolved that the sum
Of one hundred dollars in payment of half said
cost be Appropriated to the said town, and that
next regular m Getting of this board. and that
said money when collected shall be paid to tbs
town treasurer of said town by the county
treasurer he taking his receipt therefor.
On motion laid on the table.
As commissioners to act with town
boards in letting and accepting bridges
to be built according to petitions here
inbefore mentioned, the following
were named of the members of this
Board, viz: For town of Spring Lake
-Sup's Smith and Nelson. For town
of FL PasO-Sup's Fay and Taylor.
For town of Salem-Sup's Ridgman
and Golf.
1t was moved and seconded that the
Chairman and Clerk of this Board be
authorized to issue orders on the
County Treasurer for the per diem and
mileage Of the members of the Board
for this session, also for the attend
ance of the sheriff Carried.
On motion the Board then adj ourn-
ed.
I'll. B. WARNER, Chm.
/ II IENcpN IN Clerk
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Maud Robinson, of Marshheld. is
visiting in town.
Mrs. }. G. Denniston and daughter
will spend the remainder of the sum.
mer with relatives in Hudson.
Miss Ida Rittinghouse closes her
school in the Eaton district next Fri.
day afternoon.
Rev. Kinds is attending the Red
Rock camp meeting.
The W. c. I. U. meets with Mrs. NJ.
c. Woodwork on Thursday afternoon.
The Bank of Ellsworth opened last
Tuesday.
Charlie Knapp has gone to st. Paul
to work.
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Haying has begun.
Strawberries the first of this week.
An infant child of Charley Vaughn
has been sick the past few days.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Fitz.
patrick, June 2lst, son.
There was pleasant surprise party
at Sam Travis Saturday night.
Mr.. Collins has a brother from Ohio
visiting him.
Mrs. Nancy Travis starts the 28th
for 0rtonville, Mimi, to visit broth
er.
Mrs. Sarah Anderson has moved
back to her house in this village.
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Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your APP
petite is poor. you are bothered with
Headache, you are fidgetty, nervous
and generally out of sorts, and want
to brace up. Brace up but not with
stimulants, spring medicine, or bitters,
which have for their basis very cheap,
bad whisky, and which stimulate you
for an hour, and then leave you in
worse condition than before. What
you want is an Alternative that will
purify your blood, start healthy action
of Liver and Kidneys, restore your
vitality, and give renewed health and
strength. Such medicine you will
find in Electric Bitters. and only SO
cents bottle at C. r. Taggart's Drug
Store. ~
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One teacher figures up his success
about as follows; 81 have taught three
terms here. During this time through
my efforts, an addition to the school
house has been bull t, two new black
boards have been put up, the Board pur-
chased full set Of maps, and teachers
wages have been raised 40 per cent.
| walk two miles and a half every day to
my school" Do you notice the secret?
Two select schools will be opened in
our county this summer for the purpose
of assisting those persons who are desir-
GUS of obtaining a certificate or raising
their present standings The one at
Ellsworth opens July 9th under the man
agement of C. j. Brewer late principal of
/ the Ellsworth school and Prin. Geo.
| Peterson, of Maiden Rock. The one at
Rock Elm win open ON the same date
under its former principal, III. Lowater,
assisted by A. NJ Wakefield and othe RS.
Both of these schools will afford excel
lent opportunities foI accomplishing the
purposes for which they are designed.
All persons, whether teachers or not,
wishing to advance the interests of their
education can not do better than to at
tend one of these schools.
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CONSIN THTTRSDAY JTTNE % 1898 State Hist

residence Of Ole Thompson en- the aw NV Of
section 81 nine. Estimated to eesf s40l forty
dollars.
The bridge aeross Sink Creek on the nel4 OF
neA 0fseetien 81 thirty -four. Estimated TO
cost 1901 thirty dollars.
said electors did also vote the sum Of $3.50
three hundred and thirty dollars. said sum be-
ing one-half of the estimated cost OF construct
ing said bridges. and being in excess of = Of
one per centum of all the taxabe property in
SAID town according TO Ike last equalized valu-
alton thereof The valuation being one hun
dred seven thousand five hundred seventy five
dollars fsi07.575I
Therefore we the undersigned town board Of
supervisors Of said town Of Spring Lake do
hereby petition your honorable body 70 appro-
pirate the other half Of the cest Of constructing
said bridges. aud cause the same to be levied
upon the taxable property Of the county. And
also that Won designate two members Of the
County Board TO co operate with US in the let
ting, inspection and acceptance Of the work in
accordance with the PROVISIONS of chapter 1s7
laws of 1885.
Given under our hands at Spring Lake. Wis.
this 23d day of April. 1883.
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COUNTY BOARD-.SPECIAL
SESSION.

To the County Clerk Of Pierce County in the
State Of WISCONSIN:
We. the undersigned members Of the Counts
Board OF Supervisors Of Pierce County, hereby
request you TO call special session of the
County Board OF Supervisors to convene at the
county office in the Village of Ellsworth in said
county on the twenty second CID day of June
lsSS, at the hour Of tive ~ o'clock p. NJ
Dated this sth Jay Of June. 1883.
WILLIAM t0LEi. IHos. HURLEY,
MeHL. NUGENT. ANDREW JENsoN,
". IL. RlDGMAH, i. %. Corr,
W. ii. TAYLOR, NREs A. NELSON,
SYLyENUs BROwS. Ira j. SMITH,
q. K. MoRsE, M. Z. PIERCE,
ii. Is, WARNER,
Memhers of the Co Rnarh
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Teachers Association.

Programme of Teachers Associ alton to
be held at Plum City, July 7, 1888.
900 A. NJ.
Arithmetic-Rapid Mental Work con-
| Quoted by the President.
Physiology and hygiene-The Effect
of Stimulants and Narcotics upon the
Human System. By I. III. Fisher.
Language-How to Eradicate the Bad
English and Promote the Use of Good
English. BY +. Inabnit
1900 NJ. Intermission.
100 p. NJ.
Supplementary Reading B. J. Briggs.
Geography. la) Use of Globe, (b) Use
of Maps, lc) Use of Natural Specimens.
| BY L. A. Terry.
Theory and Practice. (a) How to OBJ
tain Uniformity of Text Books. (b) How
Best to Secure the Interests of the Peo-
pie of the District. (c) The Purpose of
Preventing Communication in School.
How secured. Id How to Obtain
Punctuality. By Z. w. Briggs.
Question Box.
By order of Pres, G. W. BRIGGs.
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Answer the following question under
proper headings placed upon your scratch
book: What have you done during the
summer to advance yourself and your
profession?
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Have you carefully perused the pam
phlet which accompanies the ph ysiologi-
cal charts which are in your school?
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