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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-03-06

Mrs. Collins is recovering. Her son,
''Del'' returned last week to his home
in Omaha.
The reading room is closed temper
arily. 1t will probably be opened
again in the spring. For the present
Penny Reading will be given every
two weeks.
James Pace was kicked by colt
last week and his face all smashed up.
Notwithstanding the storm of We'd
nesday evening, Feb. 20, large num-
Der of people accepted the invitation
of the w. G. L. U. to its birthday
party in Johnson's Hall. An inter.
esting program was followed by cake,
coffee and sandwiches, then games by
the young people.
Rev. G. w. Smith and family drove
to Louisville, near Menomonie, last
Saturday, where they are visiting for
few days.
A little four.year old son of Andrew
Oleson was butted by sheep last
week. He went to the house and soon
after wanted to go to sleep. His
mother put him to bed and he slept
and never woke again to this life.
The little body was laid in the GENE
terry last Friday.
Rev. James Lake preached in the
NJ. E. church last Sunday.
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IfnrfelL.

Torn Svenson had seven sheep killed
by dogs one night last week. Three
of the dogs were tracked home and
their owners will probably have to
settle for the loss. Four dogs were
shot in one day. All who have dogs
will be requested to take care OF
them.
IL. Bjerkeng bought up Early Rose
potatoes for Frank Saxton of Ellis.
worth. to be shipped on Monday. He
paid zoe per bushel.
Mrs. Hall from New Centerville is
teaching music in this vicinity and
FL Paso.
Hans Winger has been buying up
yearling and 2-year-old steers. He
has 80 yearlings. The prospect is
that beef DiH come up.
The Creamery buildings have been
let to Mr.. Olsen for SO 90. Twelve
feet was added to length of main part.
1t is 24x52 feet, and the ice-house
1924. The committee purchased the
creamery implements of Cornish of
st. Paul for $277, except the engine.
Frank Scribner of Baldwin was down
the other day to sell the creamery out
fit at that place, as they do not intend
to operate it any more. lie offered
engine and all for $500.
Miss Lottie Sorenscn is home from
Baldwin.
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EL TdSO.

Saturday morning man by the
name of Gilbert Bjorenson was found
dead on the bank of Rush River near
this village. An inquest was held be-
fore Justice Meehan. The jury found
that he was under the influence of
liquor, laid down in the snow and was
frozen to death.
Rock elm railroad ties now find a
ready market in Ellsworth at DC cash.
Michael Hurley had a foot badly
crushed with a saw log.
The towns of Ell Paso and Gilman
will vote on the saloon question at the
election in April.
A child of Louis Peterson has
been very sick, but is improving.
Frank Hawkins of Pleasant Valley
is working here with his brother-in-
law, James Hurley.
VIM. Clifford and wife have moved
back to Beldenville.
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The Winnebago Indians of this stat

The Winnebago Indians of this stat
seem determined to civilize them
selves in spite of the difficulties in
their way. They have petitioned
Congress for legislation to remedy
some of the evils they cannot reach
themselves. They claim that their
marriage laws are exceedingly loose,
in fact the marriage tie is almost
unknown. Their children have no
school advantages and they have not
the power to enforce the laws they
have. Liquors are readily obtainable
and intoxication seriously interferes
with their peace and good order.
They therefore ask Congress to pro-
vide them with corps of intelligent
Indian police to enforce the laws.
They ask for laws that will break up
the loose marriage system and pro-
hibit the sale of liquors to Indians.
They want schools for their children,
and in general such laws as will help
them civilize themselves.
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First publication Feb. q. 1890.
NOTICe TO cPIDITnPS


CTATE OF WISCONSIN - County Court fol
- Pierce County. In the matter Of the estat,
of Phineas c. Flint deceased.
Notice is hereby ven that letters of admins
tration having issued CO tho estate of Phineas c
Flint, deceased late Of River Falls in said Pierc,
county, the claims and demands Of all persons
against said Phineas @. Flint, deceased, viii b.
received. examined and adjusted by the County
Carri Oh said Pierce county, at the COUNTY
Court room, in the village of Ellsworth, il
thereof to be held on the first Tuesday O
May, to-wit: the 9Th day of May, A. d. 1890
and on the first day Of the regular term thereof
A. D. 1890
Also that Until sa3 including the first Tuesday
Of September, t0=wit: the III Gay Of September
A. ID. fee. is the time limited by the said County
Court for the creditors of said Phineas &. Flint
deceased, TO present their claims for examina-
ton and allowance.
Dated February IS A. d. 1890.
BY the Court,
As 4w wv. HANCOCK, County Judge.
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First publication March 6, 1890.
N0TIcE Tn cpEDITORS

STATE OF wISCoNsIN,-CoUNrY COURT FOL
- Pierce County. In the matter of the estate
of Samuel Wales. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that, letters testament.
airy having issued on the will of Samuel Wales
deceased, late of River Falls, Pierce county
Wisconsin, The claims and demands of all per
sons against said Samuel Wales, deceased, viii
be received examined and adjusted by the
County Court of said Pierce county at the Count,
Court room in the village of Ellsworth, in sale
county, on the first day of the regular tern
thereof to be held on the first Tuesday of May
to-wit: the 9th day of May A. ID. 1890, and on the
first day of the regular term thereof to be held
on the first Tuesday of October to-wit: the 9TH
day of October A. d. 1890 also that until and in.
Guiding the first Tuesday of October to-wit the
7th day of October, 1890. is the time limited by
the said County Court for the creditors OF SAID
Samuel Wales, deceased, to present their claim
for examination and allowance,
Dated March 9th, A. ID. 1890
By the Court,
46-4w J. W. HANCOCK, County Judge
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First publication Feb. n, 1890
NOTtcs IN CREpITnPS

STATE OF WISCONSIN - County Court for
= Pierce County. In the matter Of the estate
of John Dunn, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that, letters tesla.
mentary having issued on the will Of Iohn
Dunn, deceased, late Of the town Of TrirnneIle
in said Pierce county, the clgiraz and demand.
Of all persons agingt SAD John Dunn, deceased
viii be recelYe1, eksmined and adjusted By tL,s
County Court of said Pierce count. al tbe
County Court room, In the Yillsge of FlisyTortthI
| a said county, on ths first day Of the reguisl
term thereof e b held on the first TueRdsy q
May to-wit: the 9Th day Of May A. d i5eo. and
"a me nrsI day Of The regular term thereof to be
the I'd dsy Of september A. d. 1890
.Also that Until and including the first Tuesday
Of September, to-wit the I'd day Of September
4 d. lssO, L the time limited by the said County
Court for the creditors Of said John Dunn. de-
cesEed, 70 present their claims for examination
and allowance.
Dated February Is. A d. 1880
BY the Court,
<S<s \, W, HANCOCK. County Judge.
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and sells engines, threshers, etc. Tor
rey is a fluent t-six4r. has winning
ways, and will no doubt prove COM
pletely successful in his new under
taking.
The young people enjoyed little
dance at Chas. Eastman's recently.
Miss Jennie Harnsberger is to teach
the summer term in the Bailey Dist.
we understand.
Jake Frey's infant son died last
week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-03-06

The House Committee on Public
Lands has directed favorable report
on Mr.. Haugen's bill, which compels
the forfeiture of lands granted to aid
in the construction of railroads in
Wisconsin, by the Wisconsin Central
grant act of 1864. According to this
bill all the lands opposite the uncom,
pleted portion of the railroad will be
restored to the public domain and dis
posed of under the settlement laws
The rights of the actual settlers or
such lands are secured, however, but
only if they have already applied tC
enter the land.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-03-06

Some one evidently knew what he
was saying when he penned the fol.
lowing. There is considerable meat
in it: IF you have a little farm OF
business, and are out of debt, do not
fret or work yourself and your good
wife into the grave for the sake of
making money. You have but one life
to live and that is very brief at best.
Take a little comfort and pleasure az
you go along day by day, and try to
do little good to others. a morbid
insatiate desire to posses the earth
to grab everything in sight, is at the
foundation of more misery than al
most any one thing. Wealth alone
will never keep your memory green
after you are gone.
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St. Croix Comfy Teachers Examina-
tions, for Spring of 1890.


tons, for Spring of 1890.
River Falls. Normal school Building, March %,
New Richmond. March 81. April l, p
Baldwin April 8. 4. s.
Hudson. April :. :. 2.
Sessions will begin promptly at
O'Clock A. NJ. each day. Applicants
will come provided with legal cap
paper, pens. ink and blotter. The
questions will be furnished by the
State Superintendent. The time for
writing on each topic will be limited,
so the applicants must be prompt.
Much of the work will be based upon
the Manual. An average standing of
IS per cent, with a minimum of 81
per cent. will be required for third
grade certificates.
4 Teachers Institute will be held
in Hammond, beginning March "a
and continuing one week. Let every
teacher in the county attend. Come
with your note beck and Manual. and
stay the whole week.
LOvILA VI. MoSHER, Co. Sup't.
New Richmond. Feb. -. 1890.
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A Grand Institution.

Beeman's Actual Business College
of Red Wing, Mimi, has won a repu-
tation for thorough and practical
work, seldom achieved by educational
institutions. Expenses are very low.
Business Shorthand. Typewriting, and
English Courses Send for catalogue.
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ID. r. Stratton of Montana, formerly
of this town, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Jno. Martin.
VIM. MoritZ, residing in the eastern
part of town, had two-year-old child
burned to death last week. The pa
rents were away from the house a
short time and its clothing took fire
from the stove.
A petition signed by the requisite
number of electors has been filed with
the town clerk requesting that the
place of holding town meeting be de-
cided by ballot at the coming town
meeting.
S. Brown sold pair of well fatted
steers weighing 1880 to Glenwood
buyer for cts. per 10.
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Secretary Rusk has issued an order
that from March 10th to December LIST
no Texas cattle shall be shipped from
infected districts to any part of the
country except under certain specific
regulations.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-03-06

South Fork.
The grip" is still raging.
School closed in Dist. No. last
week.
Miss Laura Flint is improving
slowly.
Wolves are quite numerous in this
vicinity again. A number have been
seen.
Relatives of Thomas Hurst arrived
here last week from Nebraska.
Singing school every Friday night
at the school house. William Elliott,
teacher.
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Itch, Mango. aud Scratches on hu-
man or animals cured in 30 minutes by
WoOlford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by X. ). Freeman,
Druggist. River Falls, Wis. 35-6m
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TO The PUBLIC.

+. RIVER FALLS, Wis, Jan. 22d, 1890.
L.. ALBENBERG Co.,
To City of River Falls:
To license transient merchants, ed by resolu
/. ton passed pursuant to Chap $40 Laws OF 1889,
90 days a $500, $4,000
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Go to Beeman's Actual Business
College, Red Wing, Linn,
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WELCOME TO FATHER GLoYD.

Interesting Programme by the Babies of st.
AIMS Asylum.
hearty welcome home was given to Father
| Gloyd, of st. Stephens, who has just returned
from trip to Europe, by the little ones of St.
Anns Infant Asylum. The kindergarten class,
siXty-seven in number, gave an entertainment,
consisting of marches, addresses, songs, recita-
tions, dialogues, and dumb-bell exercises and
drills The wee folks were appropriately cos
TUNED, self-possessed to degree that would
outdo many professional, and all through the
long programme of about thirty numbers they
disported themselves in manner highly credit
able to their teachers, the good sisters. The
little performers were admirably accompanied
on the piano by Miss Sara Maher.
The heart of Mr.. Hubbard Smith would have
been gladdened could he have heard 'The Tale
OF Woe' as rendered by lovely little Sister
Sue and her brother Tommy. 1t was the sue
cess of the day, and was repeated by the special
request of Father Gloyd at the close of the per-
formance.
Among the thirty or forty spectators and
visitors present were Father Gloyd, Father
Walter, and Father O'Connell
After the programme was finished the little
folks marched up stairs, followed by the guests,
to large room where two long, low tables
were spread with white cloths There were
about three dozen more little tots seated in tiny
chairs or in the rocking-horse chairs which de-
light the juvenile heart. When all the wee
ones were seated ice-cream and cake were
passed to them. This was Father Gloyds
treat.
Those of the visitors who cared to 90 were
taken through the house by the good sisters in
charge. Beds for 1875 little folks! All sweet
and clean and comfortable for poor little waits
and strays of humanity. noble work, truly.
to which these sef-sacrfcing women have de-
voted their lives.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-07
Notes of the STAGE.


The Kendals and their company will sail from
England for this country on the 24th
Augustin Daly's Company will recommence
business in Philadelphia on September 30.
Francis Wilson will give "The Merry Monarch
for eight weeks in Philadelphia this season.
Marion Manola has become duffer. That is,
she has Joined j. G. Duffs Opera Company.
Lawrence Barrett will make a scenic revival
of Francesca Da Rimini" the coming season.
Lecocq, the French composer who never had a
failure, is now engaged on his twenty.eighth
opera.
Hubert Wilke did not meet with much success
In San Francisco with his new play, "Peti, the
Vagabond."
Rice's reorganized Surprise Party will begin its
season in the new skit, "The Worlds Fair" to-
morrow night In Philadelphia.
Pauline Hall will have number of old-timers
In her opera company, among them Rosa Cooke,
Charles H. Drew, and Joe Greensfelder.
Ernesto Rossi, the Italian tragedian. has just
returned to Italy from Russia with $4,000 as the
proceeds OF a tour in the land of the Gear.
The pretty voiniste, Teresina Tua, who made
quite furoTe in this country a couple of seasons
ago. recently became the mother of twins.
correspondent travelling in Russia has dis
covered that that country possesses more good
theatres than any other country in Europe.
Margaret Mathers personal representatives
declares that Bernhardt will play Romeo to
Margaret's Juliet during the season of 1929
Nat Goodwin left England on Thursday for
New York, much lighter in pocket. it is believed,
than hen he sailed away from these shores in
the spring.
Robert Mantell began his new starring tour at
Duluth Thursday night His repertory includes
The Corsican Brothers, /" "Monbars, ,""Hamlet,"
and "Othello."
"Gabriele"i is the name of new play which
Rose Coghlan will add to her repertory this sea-
son. She will continue MASKS and Faces"
among her plays
member of the French Chamber of Deputies
M. Maxine Lecomte, has presented bill impos-
ing a tax of ten francs year on each piano har-
monium, and organ in actual use.
The McCaull Opera Company was very well re-
ceived in its new opera. "The Seven Suabians"
in New York the past week. There are several
catchy musical numbers in the work.
A Mendelssohn festival will probably be held
in the Crystal Palace, London, in June, 1892 1t
Is expected that chorus of goo will assist in the
performance or "St. Paul." Elijah" and other
oratorios.
MI NiiOS ohihc, VI thie ciIyi Who eugdReu early
in the season to appear in '"The Whirlwind" with
Helen Dauyray, did not like the part assigned
him and resigned. He has since engaged with
Margaret Mather.
The Conreid Opera Company this season will
confine itself to ''The Kings Fool" and 'The
Gypsy Baron" Among the members of the
company will be Bettina Padelford, Annie Rus
sell, and Frances Rousseau.
Annie Louise Cary Raymond has organized a
ladies' quartet which she is now training for SIM
day work in New York hospitals. Mrs. Raymond
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-07
AGrand Tour of the West,


No more attractive outing can be imagined
than tour through the famous regions of the
West and Northwest at this season of the year.
The magnificent mountain region is clothed In
all the glory of autumn coloring and all the
picturesque regions of the coast are at their
very best. An opportunity to make tour of
this kind, under the guidance of an experienced
conductor and in palatial train of cars, will
soon be afforded our citizens. The Bankers'.
Merchants, and Manufacturers Tourist Party
will leave Washington September 25 for tour
of the West, arriving at San Francisco October
8 and returning to Washington October 25.
Mr.. j. A. Finch, who by some years. experience
in conducting excursions of this kind has won
an enviable reputation, will have charge of the
party. He will be aided by Mrs. Finch, his
wife, and by their joint efforts every facility
will be given to the excursionists, both ladies
and gentlemen, for thoroughly ENJOYABLE
time The train will be solid vestibuie train
of Pullman cars, and will be used without
change the entire trip. Westward bound the
excursionists will leave Washington at lilo p.
NJ September 25, stopping at Cincinnati, Chi
cago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, Minneapolis, Du-
luth, Bismarck Helena, Spokane Falls, Ia
coma, Seattle, Portland, arriving at San Fran
cisco October 8. Returning they will pass
through the Palisades, Ogden, Salt Lake CITY,
Provo, Gunnison, Marshall Pass, Solida, Car
son City, Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Manitou.
Denver, Lincoln, Kansas City, St. Louis, and
Cincinnati.
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THE AMUSEMENT WORLD.
WHAT HAS BEEN AND WHAT Us GOING
TOBE.
Fay Templeton and "Hendrik Hudson
The Bills for the Coming Week at the
Local Tlreatres-N -NinstreIsy and Emo
tiona1 Drama-Notes.

Last week at Albaughs Grand Opera House
Miss Fay Templeton and her gay satellites
played lively havoc with the revered name of
"Hendrlk Hudson" The startling revelations
which they made as to the personal character Of
that gentleman caused even the Oldest inhabi-
tants, who largely occupied the front rows, to
regard the early discoverer in an entirely differ
ent light from that furnished by the historians
1t has been several years since the festive Fay
has been seen in this country, and notwith-
standing the fact that her notorious array of
diamonds, now lending lustre to the dark re-
cesses of the custom-house in New York, could
not make joint appearance with her, large
numbers turned out to see how the pugilist hand
of time had dealt with her fair face and form
slight increase in avoirdupois, and that is
about the only detraction discoverable which
could not be remedied by the hand of art. She
disappointed but few and pleased many. The
Durlesque is but concoction of airy nothngs
calculated to show off handsome costumes of an
abbreviated style, as we'll as the consequent re-
sultants, and In this it is successful. or course
there is no plot. 1t is all variety jumble and
aside from Miss Templeton the only person of
real merit in the cast is Mr.. Edwin Stevens
whose clever work has been enjoyed here before.
lie does the part of XII Von kuU, an editor,
and while there is but small opportunity in the
role for him to display his ability he uses his
means to the best advantage. The corps de bal
let includes some handsome girls, but the female
portion of the cast comprises several rare relics
OF antiquity. There is a good deal OF life in the
movement of the modern "Hendrik Hudson"
however. and the piece will probably please
large audiences throughout the country.
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