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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

ELxrxx. n. r.. July l6 Cesar J. Bush
q the dsfunct Eimirs Natioual bank. wns
arrested ~ his hcms this mornins upon
darrsnt inDusd BY United Stztes Com.
missioner Davidsnn. On complaint II
81 xcongseouman Rockwell, represrntlng
JscksDn RichzsxipDn. president u the
bsnk. and number of dspossiorA In
hia 2flhtavit upon which the warrant
vas issued. Mr.. Rockwell slisges that
When the last quarterly report of the
hank vzs made. On May Z.
the hanks overdrafts wero named
~ tlS.6l353. when In fact.
Colonel Robsnson's ovcsdraft amounted
to s1s.U0Os that on or about May 4. MIR.
liush gave 10 the head bookkeeper notes
amounting 10 $4,000. which Mr.. Bush
directed him 10 credit 10 Colonel
Rotinson's acc6ant. IL is charged
that these notes were made in New York
on May d and were signed by unknown
parties. whose identity has never yet
been established; that those notes wsse
worthiess and were thus transferred
tc Colonel Robinson's account for the
purpose q dccriving and defrauding the
stockholders and depositors. Mr.. Bush
Was arraigned before United States
Commissioner Davidson aud pleaded
cot guilty % the charge and bail in the
sum Of si0t0o was given.
The arrest was unexpected and has
created tbs greatest sensation since the
ciosing of the bank
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

The Russian Rig.s~ Ass~mrs 90 Drive
Them irosn tssss

ST pETyg~st ss4. July iG-The Jews
~ slts. ia the trsncs, refuse - Obey
the decree b. retire within the pale. For
~eycrni dave the clergy eshorfesi the rsst
~ the g~spviation ~ rise and etI<l
them. last week sn anti JeE nssi,
ts-sk possession n the streets. broke into
bnsiscs szcupsrsl ~ Js~s and ffsed -
drive the aocstmnss ffssm tie so~B.
The Iess fought tasrk NanT serp
Killed The hau-e~ cs'nsA l., Jsss were
slan.irrea aud ~rueste.i. ircoF~ vere
.niss.l g. thn ts.n A. resssrs nries
None q the rioters wete s.lies sna bus
fee ecfe lalnfea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Nxw ORLEANS. July l6. Meredith
Iesis .was synchef by unknown persons
near Rx~eland in Taugpolia parish yes
terday morning Lewis was tried six
months a. o for the murder Of his wife
and acquitted. although tho evidence
was against hsm. nis. acquittal
csueod intense Indignation among his
negro ne.ghbors. and hs- was frequently
warned TO leave the parish Saturday
morning before sunrise party of
masked men broke into the house where
Lewis wac living with his second wife.
carried him 10 tree short distance
and iynched him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

JACKSON. MissL. July III Henry Sin
gletna. a negro serving life term at the
penitcntiary killed Lulu Payne. female
convict. yesterday 10y stabbing her re
peatedly with file. He made the at
tack while the female convicts were get
Ting water at the cisfern. Tx State
Treasurer HemmIngway, "A convict. who
Is also trusty and guard. disarmed
him. as they thought. but he drew a
razor and cut his own throat repeatedly
Re viii probably die. Jealousy prompt
ed the attack
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

DExrEE, July i6--John A. Muraock.
jewelry merchant of this village. Was
crushed to death yesterday. lie WAS
assisting in the moving ~ heavy safe
in front ~ his store. IL broke through
the sidewalk into cellarway. lie fell
between IL and the wall and uss crushed
through the abdomen. lie lived about
bali an hour but never rcsaincd con-
sciousn-ss. lie was about - years old.
single. for many years a prominent buss.
ness man. and WAS widely known.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

TAr t1ansaus D1a wnrr>ur - less Soc
c~~h. "a an<,.snp> -, Vs...<a~.
NV s.A' July -tssn. s<..ru
ssnaine. who hss c.so srst.caiiy W tof
snme tins. 1'ss1 ~ ! "Ssock thss sIsss-
noA u,s 1eesn se nH ooeApressu.
oes shorti! cst"ss tne sea cam: hls
pn9slcisn III Tue - sns@prs = tes
.ooss"nn s1ssfses shs veteran SUI,
'exe1 rrsuuvn1 sne SINKING sPe.'
.ns'h hau puisSs nsm o"sn ~ sntssssa
aunng ma ii'nrsss ana ne succumbsu
trvul sheer cxhaustta us vile. sno
y oncc r"'isRsra unusf ne Ion9 Strain
q essrnding her nosoepd' ocrs up Won
acrluiiy tnis xttesnoue ana was uos!
ssnding dispsscnss - ressssves anu
comfs4'ss o. Inc desd nossisef The run.
erai wiii % ne'u Iucsnsy morning
under the auspices ~ tne r. 4 a; u, u
sses'ns s"ou ec"esssy' uenesai SaSdinc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

ADRIAN. Mich.. July i6. During an
si snS INSANITY s' h;IIea r.. n Nuss;e pars' usi
aged ~ years at her home several miles
north OF the city. She wne busy pre-
pairing dinner and fell without uttering
sound. Her hair MAS burned. other
wise there was no sign 10 show how she
came 10 her death. Her husband and
her son in an adjoining room WEIR
both stunned by tho bolt The HOUSE
caught fire. bat was cxtinguished
before any great damage was done.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
New rran--conssncn,ai Line.

Sr. PAUL. July Ii. The Pacific COAST
extension - the 500" railway. il is an
nounced i,y the company tonight will
be ready FOR trains by September Ia
Arrangements are being perfected for
the starting Of trains between St. Paul
and MlBof. y H.: july 81 and the sixty
miles to a connection with the Canadian
Pacific xi.l he completed 10y September
j.. when trains viii run between Boston
and Vancouver visSt Paul
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17


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ceotn. thus ths fuudoas a. orr(n - -
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uekine ena Ggnnee>og . iohue<9oo
tesk a SHOWER ~ nooa. houcsee. tnuir1
Tire atsnosphere few dcxreea assl dur
inR the afternoon the tarnesstes q a.
pap vatce secor,od the advent a. neov
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17


Prrrshsn.4. July le- >Deirxxsss repre-
rrnting tho Brotherhood ~ L<<uurdsvs
Firemen. the brotherhood ~ T<aiiskv
Trsinmcn. Sxitchmeur Mutual Aid -.
scciation and Order 81 Rsil~ay ton.
iuetorr met IN this cit, t-tky and
formed federation. the e3qecf - which
Is mutual rr,f~csion and and. The Order
- Railway TeieVrarherr we~ s.of rrrre-
srns~i today. hut they ere tDts- ineipsicd
IN the fe~sefsfion ~ the neat rretinr
'o be heii ia psttshnrs 90 SUNDAY. ku.
gus, "a II was determined that tie
Brotherhood n Locomotive Encineers
viii not he Included In the fesiessfisn.
AZ the next meeting the organikHfien
viii be completed and STEPS sakcB -
prepare . cunpfifut,on and =, laws
The report Already pnhi.s,ls-d that the
sdiusfucut 4 ws0ee wss 10 te conssd
cred ~ today'e ueetsng n mistake n
IL rrlistly stsscd thut she ase~tion q
eaecx pill NOT ir cunrideved fw several
months. probably not fn ycaf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
Killed r,i- sirosher.

ROCKVILLE Ind. July I6 Yesterday
Moses Swayn. living i've miles east 20
here. shot his brother. Lafayette Swayn.
badly wounuiug him and instantly
killed Maybrick Bryant. his brother :
hired hand There bad been trouble
between the two brofher- ~ long stand
ing. Both claimed a field ~ wheat
which Lafayette Was Just starting la cut
when the shooting wss done.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

BAY CRY. Mich, July 10. The Sagi-
nav river scored its second victim fus
the week this afternoon. Andrew
Thompson. the s.year old son a Mys
Louisc Thompson. was playing with
other boys ~ HE are on dock when he
fell in. HE companions werc unable 10
aid him. and by the time they could cs1
holp he vac dead
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

PrrosEKy, July l6-Mrs @. W.
Clarke OF Elk I,apids met with a
peculiar and serious accident while driv
ing on the principal strcct here today.
The driver eIanpei the buggy teo sud
denly. the horss and buggy were over
turned and Mrs Clarke thrown To the
ground. Her arm vas broken. and she
WAS severely cut In the head.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Davisov. Mich. July William
Joi-on, who escaped from the state
honec az correction few days ago. ~s-
arsrstei here this uurning by Deputy
sheriff trs wforsi a Otieviile. ard taken
20 Iunin On the fifsf train. Joi--sn sd-
mitfesl that be bad maize mistake ia
leaving before his tiue expired
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Tnsvrnsr CtTs. Mich. Jnis fs The
Swedish mission "a nofth~e~fern Mirh.
iesn. covering the districts a Mansstee
AID Cheisoyrsn. is holding three days
convention AZ the coBgirgafsonsl church
here. A larre ButaE-ef a ministers ami
many delegates sf~ ~ sstendsnce. n
ws.i he an Interesting s~s<icn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

vork IA shs viisus language. Waisess.
lssllse q shs strike. opraly sdvsses
blaAnhed. u Dseenunry. b. gaia HIS
pospk- He h>s ipcte<d strikers - SRI
oosly bras several men uho wanted 81
vask Dppetehss fr.us I1ttsbury -
night sny that tfoubis y expseted W
morrow. 0ptnin q. h casad. eom
mss<ilns thk ni1itiA eonpAny ~ titis-
tusg. hes reseissd osdssx ts hold hss
snsa ir rsa.hns.s Tor any possible eon-
sinxency.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Iiass.ssf.. Mich. Juis is fros.~~er
Tfossss ~ kllbrsae ~ Hssaba. I.i. ~sll
occsus fhs rhar q ptysar~ sns rkeus.
.s.rx a Hcs~ esllere he-e ~. y =
vr.s..si~ q fAe Asehsrsn pnfsrvsits
ps.sr< ipe rec~isesi fht AeSrr< - ~ n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Fsxpt.s. Uhss.. Jnl, is n q. Pstsss-
~on. prsnespd t<<Dtrsr<m ~ fbt con-
ssrpefsoe a .he F1sdis,. fwf Wayne
and Western rs;ssned. he fled hen
AGAINST fise tesPerss 81 ssi5 cp>ppsug.
e'xsnssnx tes.ncs doe him ~ vpvk
nos sass~d f1~ W fs- cort~acf appsso<,ne
sf esS1 ~ -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

roxGi.sn Mich. Juiy le Mr.
Nsfpi~pn n Rice. the ~ifc n Yfosns
neat c1ti<en. fesi down stairway While
uslkinlr an Kent STREET tonight sua -.
coived Injuries which. While nrt fstni.
rsss prove pe-nsnrtt The stssrssy
ass prsaeotea - sssi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Fssskkafss BaS Asss. Iuis - i'Te~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Mos~r y sssf-s7es, :. a. July if-
A sv~ or~prrnd fericks A. the giso
lsos~e ovp<d iy Charles E <bisk~<.
Ttss f-s slr~sa viii Fr*sf rerfdifg aud
siffstn ~ heus -sIs large fsriskfes< ~ee
~ sssrsrfete ru5rs 9hs frikit - tte
So q rfknorn rss Iues ssfI - fig1
D<l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

pas4ts t-ssss. Asrt. 1a3s le Csb=~.
1s.sns.. ...ls,~ vis fvfs<flei n she kirsxe
ees "a Ho1sax. hzs 5usf t~@n sisntifiea
- ~ s< = y ! Tenf,ssrss = sfsss
ests ils hsa t~sn absent m TIE ss<f
- ~sssr2l usefks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

DHTsolT. July l6--A drowning scci-
dent occurred today At the north end IL
Belle Isle which resulted in the death
Of John Wick. aged 40. aud his son
Walter. aged 20. Young Wick got
beyond his depth and beinR unable 10
swim had gone down twicc when his
father plunged in to rescue him. The
latter reached him Just as he was going
down again. but the boy clsspcd his
father around the arms rendering him
helpless. and both were drowned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

esiusro<, Mich. Jel, rs An cla
farmer - Wslts township nsrssSl
Aaath ses fatally ptsed iss msss bnsi
isei tight lh< msn sas satsfsls dl-
egaiasssie.i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

f.-sAs a. Nah 1sb ~ A yoaag
l-sy s4a t.lsssszl - he Mouth eestess r..ssl
@sse ~ .sss Is the gass si1i k,sis.i ~
4 eslag sftegnssea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Tbe ~s-sesss' ~fFfss - ss,aa- g. ss.
st.sslss ssssse svs.p.sssna.
Tees -. ksa 1uis 81 It~{il i. az
Srelf =. aF<s~at hi.siatsi.-,i n lile ssfslh
tatt hsfess caat ailie etFise stl - -
rsfth fFsas s6sff 81 staft aeaannasss.
tae ns.ns s~uers add nsaofs -, afn Al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

fssi2. Jnls "a Mme, Barter has %
salnesl tiscss-e ffsssn tsfsfiss fln,ss he
f,.siffxs szsstas a ~ t.sswe be- tseax
les 8tis ntswsesl fast N ftfsne.
t,fs I'll e.3st ~. s..asssssA ! ~ ksf anal
hes neplsex shsli reseA "a rD~fesii1
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-09-21
MARTELL.

Mrs. Haeist and children are down
with diphtheria but are getting better.
o. Olsen and wife and two children
of Goodhue Co., Mimi, on a visit al
Henry Gasman. Mr.. Olsen being q
nephew of Mrs. Gasman's
Anna Peterson returned to Mil,
waukee last Monday.
School has been closed on account
OF diphtheria.
Olson Kursino went to Saltwater
last week to visit his daughter.
Mrs. l.. Conradson has sister fro m
Iowa visiting with her.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Sather on the 18th.
Oluf Forsyth is spending few
weeks in River Falls in the employ Of
Melvin johnson, buying potatoes.
Mr.. Fleming has moved into Mrs
Thoen's building and Mr.. Tapdaerg i:
moving into the one vacated by Mr.
Fleming.
Nels. Houston is building stable
and hen house.
A little girl at l.. Conradson's, borr
Sept. Is.
Charlie Cleme ntson is clerking fol
G. Thompson.
Peter Gasman went to Washburr
last Suesday to spend few days with
his son John. Mrs. Gasman accom-
panied him as far as River Fall:
where she will visit with her grand
daughter, Mrs. Melvin Johnson, unit
Mr.. Gasman returns.
Mr.. Jennings little seven months
old baby died last Tuesday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-09-21
Three Square Meals a Day

If every one of the American people
could have them. would do more to
destroy all Tendencies 10 anarchy and
to allay discomfort among working men
than all the sermons preached, lectures
delivered and editorials written by all
the ''big wigs in the land.
The Burlington Route is doing lots
of missionary work among the people
in this way. with its Peerless Dining
Cars, running on all its through trains.
supplied with everything that can
make man fat or tempt his appetite,
all served in the highest style of the
culinary art, by trained and attentive
walters.
Feed man well and you make him
your friend'- land thus 1.-The Burling-
ton" gets hosts of friends. Buy your
tickets always by this line and in case
of doubt which way to go, write to w.
j. c. Kenyon, Pass. Agent c., Ban r.
r., St. Paul, Mimi.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-09-21
SPRING LAKE.

Chas. and Emma Kreis, of Philadel.
phia, Pa, were visiting their uncle,
DIETRICH Upham, of this place. They
returned via of Niagara Falls to their
home the 10th inst.
Several buyers of stock have lately
been around, but they all offer "Demo.
cratic reform" prices.
Most of the threshing in this vicinity
is done and the yield is light and OF
an inferior grade.
A Mr.. Beardsley of Trimbell, Wis,
was looking over the country in this
vicinity last week. He contemplates
purchasing the water mill at Spring
Valley and was looking up the pros
poets for an industry of that kind.
A dozen young people of Spring
Valley chartered a lumber wagon and
drove out into the country the evening
of the 18th TO surprise the Misses
Ethel and Grace Brown. They were
themselves surprised on their arrival
to find one of the ladies absent from
home, but they all agree that they
had an immense ride.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-09-21
CLIFTON.

Clover hulling is the order of the
day.
Charlie Finley and family are visit
ing at VIM. Finley's. Mr.. f. lives at
Avoca, Iowa, and will return home
this week.
E. b. Armstrong purchased match
team of standard bred young colts at
the recent auction sale of registered
horses by the Westwood Stock Farm
Company of Pennington, Mimi. This
company makes a speciality of blooded
trotting stock and the colts purchased
by Mr.. A. are catalogued as among the
finest of the lot. Ed. is not accustomed
to allow much grass to accumulate
under the feet of his horses while on
the highway and when those colts are
broken to harness we may look for a
stylish and very speedy carriage team.
Henry Dickson visited his father
at st. Paul last week.
If the fool killer had ambled through
town with his club last week he could
have captured brace of victims, dead
easy.
Peter Frey lost one of his horses
last week.
Charlie Miller has moved back to
Prescott where the girls are attending
school.
Pieper of River Falls and Strive and
Feidler of Oak Grove are running
clover hullers in town.
Minnie and vidle Finley are teach
ing at saltwater, MINI.
B. ii. Corcoran is to teach in his own
district again this winter. Bryan,
like old Dan Rice, cant quit
They say:
That the girls are all anxious to ride
in ole Erickson's new buggy.
That the girls who bathed in the
lake recently experienced terrible
scare.
That some of the old boys are re.
hearsing for foot race at the fair.
That some of the Tribune's SUBJ
scribers are asking Editor Price how
much money it takes to make "nor-
NAL sum-"
That as soon as the church seats are
toned down little and the rush of
farm work is over the Salvation Army
propose to march in and capture the
town.
Mrs. Ida McIlroy is out at Belden-
vile visiting her cousin, Mrs. Fred
Severance.
The high winds caused the threshers
and hullers to cease operations for a
couple of days last week.
Tede Nopp is running "Solid Com
fort gang plow.
Changes of location: Theodore
Nopp has moved to John Colby's farm,
and Mr.. Colby is living in Prescott.
Mr.. Peterson has moved to the Edssll
place. John Simpson has rented ID.
W. Curriers' farm and Jake Rissue
will succeed Simpson on the Bracket
place. Frank Walters. late of Port.
land, Oregon has come back to Clifton
and is running his fathers place.
George Walters is back 50 the Fails
working for Andrew Lund. Otto Par.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-09-21
BIG RIyER.

The welcome rain has come at last.
Died at his home. Sept. Is. Christian
Brockmire, aged IS years. His re.
mains were laid at rast Ia st. Johns
Cemetery last Wednesday. Mr.Brock-
mire was an old settler here. He
leaves wife and four children.
The dance at Art Barrett's last
Wednesday night was grand success.
w. w. Hall has built commodious
wood house which adds much to the
appearance of his place.
S. Reichert of Prescott spent Sum
day here.
P. Hastert is building new cistern.
Joseph Dauser of Annaheim, CAL,
is looking after his farming interests
in Trimbelle and visiting old time
friends at this place.
VIM. Huppert made business trip
to st. Paul one day this week.
Frank and William Armbruster
started for Chicago and the White City
last Monday.
Matthias Keifer and daughter
Baltimore, Nd. visited at this place
last Monday. Mr.. Keifer is mer-
chant taylor and is doing an extensive
business at the above mentioned place.
Jas. Boles and wife returned from
the Worlds Fair last Tuesday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-09-21

sons has rented the Dunn farm just
east of River Falls and will move
there in few days. Henry Stark
has rented his place to his son August
and has moved to Prescott. Ferdin-
and Eckstein has moved back to the
farm while John Huddleson has moved
to the old Horace Colby homestead,
which he has recently purchased.
n. ]. Argetsinger has sold out and
will move to Florida this fall and
cultivate oranges. His son, George
will accompany him. @. III. Meyer
will soon move to j. S. Copley's farm.
Charles Walters has rented the ii. N.
Bascom place and Will Brown will
move to his father house, we under
stand.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-09-21


SigfTied Larson. son of Martin Lar.
sen. and Mr.. Beckstrom's little sou
Arthur died yesterday of dysentery.
MIR sandqnist is confined to his bed
with rheumatism
Mildon Sandquist went to st. Paul
Park las. week to work on the Burling-
ton.
MessFs. Chas. and Gust. Stille and
their wives have returned form the
Fair.
Mr.. Deidirick will leave for Jack
son Park in few days.
Max KammeneitZ, our meat man
lost control of his horses last week,
was thrown out and dragged for some
distance, breaking lower bone of his
right arm.
The price of barley, which has been
l5c is rising. Very little is offered for
sale at present prices.
w. J. Bruchman is attending school
at Lake City.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-09-21
c. R. TAGGARTT, Proprietor. fremont House Block

Inventive Age: You can make one
horse do the work of two horses by
putting roller bearings on your carri-
age or wagon. But you ask: "Where
can such bearings be obtaineds'' The
truth is that while there are no less
than Thousand different patents on
roller bearings, the public has not yet
become sufficiently educated up to
their advantages to create demand,
and roller bearings for common vehi-
Giles are hard to find. The racing sulky
with its roller bearings is setting
people to thinking in this direction
and in few years we will look back
on the old style friction axle with as
much contempt as the wheelman does
now on the old volocipede.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-09-21
In choosing the white House for tn,

In choosing therwhite House for the
birthplace of Baby Ruth's sister Mrs.
Cleveland has endowed her Sc .ond
daughter with the proud distinction of
being the only child of a President of
the United States that uttered its first
wall in that historic structure. If she
has the good luck to live to become a
young lady she will fairly be entitled
to the title of the First Young Lady
of the land and should she have the
further good luck 10 resemble her
mother rather than her father. in
features. We viii suggest that her
face be used on one of the govern
ment coins. if by the time she grows
up the Populists do not get control
aud have all the mouey fiat money, and
make il penal offense to have coins.
-E9s
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-09-21
For Sale.

Farm located Il miles n. e. of Trim
belle village, containing III acres of
land adapted to stock or grain raising;
SO acres meadow and pillow land. bal
ance timber and pasture. No waste
land; abundance of the best living
water; fair buildings Will sell stock
and tools with farm; also one share
in Co operative Butter and Cheese
Factory. Will sell with growing crops
or give possession as soon as crops are
harvested.
The above property | offer very
cheap and on easy terms.
Write or call on
D. E. LEACH. Trimbelle. Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-09-21
Ell PASO.

Last Thursday during the high wind
straw stack ON t. huriey's farm
took fire and burned. Had it not been
for the timely aid of threshing crew
that was called from neighbours the
premises would all have been burned.
Mrs. VIM. Anderson and younger
children are visiting in River Falls.
Mr.. Byster. formerly of Red Wing
but now from Oregon. is visiting his
brother-in.law C. King.
Gunder Oleson bought an so acre
farm. mostly cleared, of John Firth
for SIS 25.
Born. Sept. ~. to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Murphy, a son.
Born. Sept. Is, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Miller, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sigurson and
daughter Nina are visiting relatives
in Dodge county.