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Smyrna times., 1891-06-24

FRANK LEsLIE's POPULAR MoNrHrv v
FOR JULY.-SOmervery interesting rec
objections of the Empress Eugepie and
the Court of the Tulleries comDriso
the leading article in the july number
OF frank LesLie's Popular lEonthlu II
was written especially for this maya.
zine by Nine. Carette, nee Bouvet
author of Souvenirs de la Cour des
Tuileries," Madame Campan." ETC.
and translated by Mrs. Frank Leslie.
This number of the magazine also con.
tains the following illustrated articles :
Some Distinguished Literary WomSn
OF America" by Mrs. Van Etten Mack;
On Chilian Hacienda" by J. S.
Whitman "a Summer Among the Iee-
bergs )" Pleasures and Pains Of GolfD
An Old Mexican Sport :" "a Ferrara
Pilgrimage" by Herbert Pierson. and
The National Storehouse of Wealth.
Nelly Hart Woodwork Contributes
another of her delightful bird papers.
and William Eleroy Curtis gives a good
explanation of Secretary Blaine's
Reciprocity policy. A new INSTALL
ment of the serial John Maggs. Bar
oarlan, by Scott Campbell, IS given
ma there are five interesting shor'
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WEST SUPERIOR.

The new Freeman Touring mill up
on which work will soon be commenc-
ed will be 80xll4 feet exclusive of
the power house and a storage ware
house with a capacity of 100000
bushels. The plant has been located
on Hughitt slip where flour can be
loaded from the mill directly into
vessels for shipment to the east and
railway tracks will be built to the mill
for the freighting of wheat thereto.
The capital stock of the company is
$3.50, 600 and the plant will cost $l75-
600, and have capacity of $500 bar
rels per day. Mr.. Freeman estab-
lished reputation as one of the most
competent mill men in the country is
an ample guarantee Of the success of
this enterprise.
The acceptance of the position of
Land Company by Frank B. Clark,
traffic manager of the Omaha, indi-
Gates the early Inauguration of an ag-
gressive and liberal policy by that
Land Company with its large capital
of 3,6O0,000. 1t is an East End con-
Germ and proposes to secure for that
part of the city a few of the manufac-
turing plants being established at the
head of the lake.
Frank B. Nelson of Monroe, Mich,
brother of Hon. L. L. Nelson, is
here for the summer. Frank secured
some West Superior property when it
was much below present prices and
now takes life easy.
Two years ago last winter the West
Superior postmaster ordered $500
worth of postage stamps for three
months supply. Now, $4,000 worth
are required per quarter.
Negotiations are now pending which
will doubtless result in the early erec-
ton of a hospital here at a cost of
$4,000 for which the Land and Riv.
er Improvement Company donates a
site.
Protests have been made here
against women of easy virtue" be-
permitted to visit saloons through the
front door, riding in open carriages,
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DIAMOND BLUFF.


A heavy rain fell here Sunday morn.
ing. 1t was much needed.
Miss Flora Hill returned home last
week.
b. d. Engley accidentally fell from
bridge he was building and sus.
tanned serious injuries.
Ed. Niles is beating them all on bees
this spring.
John Coulter is Spending few days
in town with his parents.
Our merchants are doing big bust
ness now, because they sell cheap for
cash.
Frank and Charley Hope returned
home in time for their mothers fun.
eral Sunday.
VIII and Harry Niles have quit the
river for short rest, which will be
found in the hay field.
Our base ball eurver has signed with
the Ellsworth team for the 4th.
Robert Peterson has completed his
potato digger and received patent.
Died, Friday morning after short
illness, Mrs. T. III. Hope, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. Durgin. The de-
ceased leaves husband and five chill
dren to mourn her loss.
Yes. mothers dead; has left forever
Friends and loved ones here below
She has crossed the rolling river,
Reached where living waters flow
She has fought the Christians battle,
Lived a soldier ever true,
Her reward is life eternal;
She is with the chosen few.
Long aud keenly we shall miss her,
And our sorrow none can know,
Mortal heart can not conceive of
What's to us this telling blow.
May her memory e'er be sacred,
And our hallOwed love be given;
May she shine an angel beacon,
Pointing US the way 10 heaven.
Funeral services were held Sunday
at P. NJ. at the Baptist church, Rev.
Winson officiating.
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RIVER FALLS WISCONSIN, THURSDAY. JUNE Is. 1891

street cars. etc hut il seems to be all
right for men x that class to enter
saloons. gambling and other houses by
the front way, rido III OF on any kind
of a vehicle open or otherwise, and
push their way into decent assem-
blages. Respectable society does both
itself and fallen women an injustice
in the discrimination made in favor
OF men whose every day life is an out
rage upon all moral sentiment and
which is no better than that of the
demi monde who suffer social astra-
cism.
Additional attractions are being Sc
cured for reunion week and the gath
ering here on that occasion now pro.
misses to be one of the largest ever
held in Wisconsin. Committees are
now busily engaged in efforts to make
the entire affair "A complete success
and are being cordially seconded in
their work 10y our people.
The law reducing the rate of inter
est upon money invested in tax sale
certificates has operated to create a
shortage in county funds, and this
shortage has prompted the supervi-
sors to try the Tetrenchment method
in county government.
East Superior now promises to be
the best suburb of Superior with the
possible exception of Duluth.
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KINNICKINNIC.

Remember the excursion to Bass
Lake next Saturday.
There will be an ice.cream and
strawberry festival at the church
Thursday evening, June %. The pro-
ceeds are for the benefit of the
church.
Miss Mary Gray is home. She will
attend the Normal next fall.
Sarah Deans and little Florence
Timberlake have been sick.
Children's Day exercises were post.
poned until Sunday, on account of the
rain.
Merton Wadsworth of Minneapolis
visited in town last week.
The graduates at the Normal from
our town are Misses Jessie Oayarmond,
Nellie Barker, Dina Hallock and
Messrs. o. S. Follansbee and F. Web
ster.
Miss Carrie Paulson spent Saturday
and Sunday with Maggie Deans.
A baby at Al. Musser's.
DR.. Ii. E. Follansbee is home for a
short time.
Miss Jewell of Star Praire Sunday
ed at Mr.. Dayarmond
Lutte Dodge and family were in
town on Tuesday.
hrs. Wilmoth entertained relatives
from afar on Monday.
Miss Ella Follansbee spent several
days in New Richmond last week.
Herman Deyarmond was home re.
Gently.
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|. S., ST, P. & U. P.
7'Ls-s letters IRE the Initials Of the
Nrt- Line through UyOmiRg and
IfahO 10 The Pacific Northeast.

THIS line is composed of the Chi
car,- 81. Pau. Minneapolis & Omaha
ami Uaiuu I.sidc Railways and
reaches more F.r Western Cities than
any other Iiur. = follows:
HALEY. Noise city. Lewiston, Mos
Cow AMI priaei.,,l Idaho points.
WalIa Waila. Coifax. Pennington,
Rockford. Spokane Falls and numer-
Gus Washington points
Baker city. PeudIetOn. Portland and
principal Oregon points
asicI. and salt Lake City, the lar
gesi points in Utah.
san Francisco. LIS Angeles and all
Cslif0guia points ffcm Mt. Shasta to
san Diego.
and TINS Iise also reaches Butte,
Anaconda ami m.tay other points IN
Montana.
Also note That ~ this line accom-
iao5ati0rs are furnished in Pullman
Family Sisepiug Cars at very low
rates it H''itsSt7 90 7ttui4N-SidssS ~ ~ -
f-olEg - Washington Oregon and Cal
tfoTUia.
when you get re.,,!y 10 60 West. be-
fore deciding unan your route. call on
agents # & \ =. VI. & .. Ry., who
will cheerful'y furnish rates and in
Formations about though car service
over the ''LikE ). rIalOR, ut. PAUL &
s.32PiliFiC ii.E" and connections, or
fer pamphlets and maps address
J. -. TEASDALE,
GO. u,4ai Passenger Agent. ST. Paul.
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RED WING.

There have been several refreshing
showers of late.
The crops in this section are quite
promising at this writing.
Home grown strawberries are sell.
ing at from II to l5c per quart. The
yield promises to be good.
The public school closed the last of
May with appropriate ceremonies, and
the graduating class did itself honor.
The Business College is still open
with an attendance of about forty stu
dents. Prof. Beeman is ''rustler"
and proposes to have teachers train.
ing school again this summer, begin
ming Aug. 10th.
A former st. Paul merchant, Mr.. j.
II. Hiilen. is opening variety store
on Bush street, between third and
fourth streets, which has the peculiar
feature that no article will cost over
Csc. Give him call and look his
stock over.
Religious RustlingS:-
1.-THE Goodhue Co. Sunday School AS
ISOLATION held its annual cOnvocation
at the Baptist church of our city, June
llth and 18th. There was good at
tendance and an unusual amount OF
interest was taken in the work. Ex-
Co. Supt. Rosenberger introduced the
subject, do the International Les
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SOTTH FORK.

Crops look much better after the
rain.
The picnic at Clifton Hollow was at.
tended by number of young people
from this place.
Arthur Travis and Julia La Gran
der visited at Jennie Hickerson's last
Sunday.
Minnie Green entertained a number
of her friends from Downing on SUM-
day last.
Thomas Lauder and granddaughter,
Gertie, arrived from Iowa last week.
Philip Murphy departed for Maple
ton, n. D., last Tuesday.
Ed. Russ lost valuable horse last
week.
Services by Rev. Mr.. Grinnell in the
school house next Sunday at three
p. NJ.
Samuel Scott and Lou Green visited
home last Saturday.
Mamie Murphy who has been attend
ing the Normal. will go to Hudson on
a visit next week.
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A. S. Anderson has the addition to
his house finished. E. Hansen did the
work.
Nels Nyhagen is back from his West
Superior and Duluth tip.
p. Peterson has moved to the land
that he bought of Larson Bros.
E. Blegen is digging a cellar 1Sx20,
over which he will build kitchen.
A. Mesloe is building cow barn
l4x50.
Y. Eyhagen and family have gone
to Kenyon, Mimi, to visit the parents
of Hrs. n. and to take in the United
Synod of the Norwegian Lutheran
Church which commenced at the
above named place June 18th.
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OAK GROVE.

Frank Armbruster has reshingled
his house.
j. A. Stirrat is on the sick list.
Henry Weyh is out with brand
new buggy.
All who attended the bowery dance
in Strives grove last week report a
good time.
Fred Endorf and wife were at st.
Paul to attend conference meeting last
Saturday and sunday.
William Borner has reshingled his
house.
Supt. Thompson was in town visit
ing our schools and school ma ANS.
Everybody is rejoicing since the
rain has come, and the fields are look
ing hundred per cent. better.
If the democrats have a majority
for another term in the legislature
and pass one more law for the benefit
of the poor man, will he rejoice or
noti
Mr.. and Mrs. j w. FeIree of Mime
apolis were visiting in town during
the past few days.
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CADY MILLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. N. Davis went to
Minneapolis on Friday of last week.
Mrs. Fred. Chinook of wildwood
and Miss Katie Chase of River Falls
visited at Ira b. Chase's recently.
The daughter of p. X. Pace Is re-
ported dangerously ill.
The Cady Mills Hotel is closed for
the present, for the want of proprie-
tor, we are informed.
The Cady Mills Ry. is doing quite a
lively business these days in the ship.
ment of lumber, wood, piling, saw
dust, etc.
The Cady Mills Land, Farming &
Live stock Improvement Co. are ship
ing their seasons cut OF lumber from
the mill at East Cady to Jersey, Wis.
and piling it at that point.
D. W. Davis and wife visited at
Elias Welden's, 0liyet, on Sunday last.
Chas. Oliver of Minneapolis, who
has been in town on business for the
past two weeks, has returned to his
home.
The late rains have gladdened the
hearts of the farmers of our town and
things generally have taken on a
cheerful look.
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knoxville.

Good showers of rain and warm
weather lately have made the crops
boom.
The material is on the ground for
the new store.
l. Bundle and family visited rela-
tives at Red Wing last week.
F. Linderman is building an addi.
ton to his house.
|. s. Moe and wife went to Fillmore,
Co., Mimi. last week 90 attend the
Norwegian Conference held there.
Meetings have been held three times
a day, Saturday and Sunday, in the
Swedish Mission Church. A large at
tendance and good time is reported.
The Deputy Sheriff from Zumbrota
came over here last Saturday, and on
Monday morning he went away with
the prisoner he had picked out fol
himself
Mr.. Schacht OF Hager was here this
week. lie has been sick the past
month, but is now better.
One more blacksmith shop and a
hotel is the next on the calendar to be
built here.
r. Hofstad went to Minnesota this
week to work.
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OLIVET.

Jack Greer's house is up and inclos.
ed.
Ii. F. Tousley made mis-step not
long ago and broke one of the bones
in his leg just above the ankle.
Oscar Coon has been home on a
visit.
Mr.. Clothier of River Falls was seen
in town Sunday.
Mrs. q. Cook broke both bones in
her leg just above the ankle one day
last week while attending TO some
work on the farm.
1t is said that there will be an ex-
hibition the last day of school.
Mrs. Mary Sanders is in town for
the first time after a severe illness.
S. j. Hill writes from Oregon that
the peach trees are 50 loaded with
fruit that the owners have to pick
half the fruit to save the trees.
There is some talk of celebrating
the 4th here.
Barney Parks and Pete Macan re-
turned from the drive a few days ago.
j. F. Shaw is expected in town on
Friday of this week.
F. j. Morrow of Lake City and
Frank Eagle of Maiden Rock are in
town.
Ed. Hawn is through saving logs
and is now saving lath.
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HAMMOND.
NJ. ii. PATTERSON has placed duplex
windmill over George Grinnell's well.

NJ. ii. PATTERSON has placed duplex
windmill over George Grinnell's well.
John Lake had a very serious at.
tack of nose bleeding Tuesday of last
week, and his family were fearful
that he would die from loss of blood,
despite all their efforts before medi.
cal aid arrived from this village.
Once since the bleeding has REQUIRED.
Mr.. Lake is now convalescent.
School closed Thursday of last week
for the summer vacation. The fol-
lowing day there was picnic for the
pupils at South Lake. Mr.. Hope, the
proprietor of the lake, treated the
school to very delightful surprise in
the shape of delicious ice-cream.
William Cooper left for Dodge Cen
ire, Mimi, Monday last to visit the
family of his daughter.
Ed. Gardner has purchased the resi-.
dence lately occupied by James
Wright. Consideration, $500.
Children's day was observed in the
churches Sunday with appropriate
discourses and exercises. The NJ. E.
society attended the exercises at the
Congregational church in the evening
Mrs. William Hawley has a sister
from the east visiting her.
Mfr. and Mrs. E. Thayer are visiting
at their former home at Hager.
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solved and the new caption is Ulvin
Bros.
The cnt-worms are doing consider
able damage i'll this locality.
This town was well represented at
the circus in Red Wing on Friday.
The mill was closed and quietnt IS
reigned supreme in our little burg for
tie space of "a hours.
The meeting in the Stogdill school
house on Sunday afternoon was poorly
attended on account of the rain.
There will be another service in the
same place the 2Sth inst. at O'Clock.
The Literary Society is doing good
work, aud friends of education are in
invited to be present every Saturday
evening.
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BELDENVILLE.

Mrs. j. A. Clonts and Mrs. Nome
Hall are on the sick list.
Our Good Templars are talking of
having an ice-cream festival soon.
A dance was held at MIR. Fenton's
Friday night, and orr at Goldsmith's
Hall Saturday night.
A comedy show by the Williams
family was held at the hall Monday
night.
at the meeting of the w. G. L. L.
the following officers were elected for
the coming quarter; Pres, Mrs. Joel
Bennett; Vice Pres, Mrs. +. A. Sever
ance; Sec, Mrs. j. +. Lock; Treas,
Mrs. NJ. b. Mills. Next meeting will
be held at Mrs. NJ. B. Mills.
Died, June Sth, David Mann, aged
twenty-five years. The funeral SER
vices we're conducted by j. S. Rounce
" Ellsworth at the home of the dis
eased, June IL. Remains were inter-
ed in the Beldenyille cemetery. A
large and sympathetic congregation
were present to pay the last tri-
butte of respect to the departed. A
wife and two small children are left
without the strong arm to lean upon
and the loving fathers counsel. ''And
God shall wipe away all tears from
their eyes and there shall be no death,
neither sorrOwing or crying. Neither
shall there be any more pain
Geo. Doolittle has gone to Cumber-
land to visit relatives.
Mrs. Walters of Wabashaw, Mimi,
was visiting her son last week.
Mrs. C. Baker and children visited
at Saltwater Sunday.
Road work is the order of the day.
Mrs. 81 Howe is visiting relatives in
the eastern states.
Miss Lucy Adams of Ellsworth Wis
tied at Harry Flanders last week.
Mrs. Ewey has gone to Menomonie
to visit her parents.
Miss Louise Johnson is home from
River Falls.
Miss Sophia johnson is improving.
Rudolph Skaleky is quite ill.
Mrs. r. Baird and John Dale are
visiting friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Mcfarland has large class
in instrumental music this summer.
Mr.. Odell has a new organ.
1t was two young ladies and young
man that walked home from school,
instead of two young ladies, as stated
in last weeks items.
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300
PRESCOTT.

Treadwell Twitchell of Mapleton,
OAK. has been spending a few days
in the city.
The remains of Mrs. Charles Cham
plain arrived here from st. Paul Sat-
urday night and were inferred IN Pine
Glen Cemetery Sunday afternoon.
The deceased was sister of G. l..
Barns and was formerly resident of
this city.
Mrs. o. S. Hutchinson returned last
week to her home at Winchester, Ill.
having spent several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. III. w. Babbidge.
Mrs. o. II. Clements of Minneapolis
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. j. Dill.
Children's day was celebrated at
the NJ. f. church with the usual exer-
cises, which were unusually entertain
ing this year.
Miss Lucy Clements returned to her
home in Red Wing last week, having
spent several days with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Postlethwaite has rela.
tives from Horizon, Wis, visiting
her.
DIR. Churchill has located at Black
River Falls in this state.
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WILDWOOD.

The grove meeting was quite a success.
The speakers were the Reys. Harbot,
Boreee, and III. Waldron, the music was
conducted by G. Bolts.
NJ. S.. Hull. of Washburn, has been
visiting old friends here for the past
week.
A. Arnison and wife have returned
home from their trip to Madison.
VIII Whitbeck has returned from
Washington. He says that Washington
is not the place, but Wisconsin will do
very well.
Mrs. n. Lee is very sick.
A. Christensen and family and P.
Peterson spent Saturday and Sunday in
Esdaile.
A new sidewalk is being built on Main
street.
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sons Constitute the most Profitable
Series of Studies for our Sunday
Schoolsl'' in =lch manner that it
seemed as IL al least one half OF the
members present wanted to strike
him" all at once.
Our Baptist brethren have settled
Rev. Lee r.. Thomas, of Morgan Park,
H., as pastor and the Lord is blessing
their work.
Children's Day was appropriately
observed in both the Methodist and
Baptist churches, June l4th.
Our NJ. E. Pastor, Rev. Mr.. Jen-
nigs, expects to spend several weeks
at Waseca in connection with the
summer school work there.
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Rock ELM.

VIM. ID. Condlt. aged so years died
June Ii of old age, and WAS buried In
the cemetery June 10.
Mrs. Roht. CROFT, who has been
failing with paralysis, is thought to be
dying.
Mr.. Fertigs. a Universalist preacher
has been delivering a series of lee
lures at this place.
A number from this place will at
tend the campmeeting at Ono which
began June Is.
Old Mr.. Bellings of this township
died last week.
Mrs. Geo. Wilson visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Knapp, at Ellsworth this
week.
John Partridge had his left hand
taken off by a saw ia his fathers saw
mill June Is.
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EsDAILE.

The recent rains were much needed
in this vicinity.
J.C. Thompson closed his school at
Lund with a picnic on Friday last and
has returned home.
10. Lusk and wife are visiting re-
latiyes in wildwood this week.
Miss Emma Gilbertson closed her
SCHOOL on Friday last. She had very
enjoyable picnic on Saturday.
Quite a number from this place will
attend the camp meeting at ono,
which is in progress this week.
The firm of Ulvin & Olson has dis
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Bee-keepers should save freights
and delay and buy their Hives, Sec
tions, Foundations, etc, of me.
Write for new price list.
w. III. PUTNAM,
River Falls, Wis.
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First publication June II, 1871
pRnRAIE EnIleE.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, - County Court for
y Pierce county. Ia Probate
Notice is hereby given that at special term
of the County Court to be held in and for sa i'd
county at the Office Of the County Judge In the
village of Ellsworth in said county, on the first
Tuesday tbeing the seventh day OF July A. ID.
1891, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following matter
will be heard and considered;
The application Of Esther Teare, widow Of
william Teare. deceased for the appointment Of
his son, Charles Tear, as administrator Of the
estate Of said William Teare, late of the town Of
Oak Grove in said county, deceased.
Dated June 9Th. 1881
D. cider ofthe Court
]. W. HANCOCK,
S-4w County Judge.
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English SPAWN binip9ent removes
all hard, soft or caiiousCd Jumps and
blemishes from horses. Blood SPAWN,
curbs, splints, sweeney. ring-bone,
STILES, sprains, all swollen throats,
coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonder
full Blemish Cure even known. Sold
by k. ;. Freeman, druggist, River
Falls. Wis.
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FIRST publication June II, 1911
pRnpAIE NnIEE.

CTATE or WIsCONsIN,-CoUNrY COURT FOR
- Pierce County. In Probate
Notice is hereby given that at a special term
of the County Court to be held in aud for said
county, at the Office of the County Judge in the
village Of Ellsworth in said county, on the first
Tuesday being the seventh day Of July, A. d.
1891, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following matter
viii be heard and considered:
The application Of RumIna TomlinsOn for the
appointment of herself Of the city Of River
Falls, Pierce county, Wisconsin, as administl =
tor of the estate Of John Tomlinson, late of the
city Of River Falls IN said county, deceased,
Dated June 9th, 1891.
By order Of the Ccu.s
). w. HANCOCK,
A-.vg County Judge.