River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-03-31
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attention to MI. y ye S lecture ana IllG
only criticism made was that it was
too short.
Can for a Red Snapper Cigar
John Bennett and his boss mason,
Antoine LOesSl arrived Monday and
went at the ruins Of the Normal
hammer and tongs.' There is an
immense amount of debris in and
around the cellars. This preliminary
work to commencing on the new
building will take a long time with
the force that can be utilized. a
number of attempts were made yester-
day to pull down the walls Strong
ropes were thrown over the highest
points and teams attached to The
tackle but little was accomp lishCd in
this way. The top Of the tower that
remained standing since the fire was
torn down to the level Of the second
story but the remaining parts Of the
walls are too firm ly attached together
to be easily broken down in the same
manner.
A large shed las been put up on the
grounds for cOnyenienCe-for storing
tools and such material as may be
needed in facilitating the work of
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by clearing off the morton The boys
who are ambitions of TeplcniShing
their depleted eXchequer,--ur in other
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have been restored to health bv one
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ronoLs coils bronrbitis nnnuf,oni9
crime asthma ana an fbroat and
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The ladies' Tuesday Afternoon
CUB. OF River Falls. met with Mrs.
W. II. Putnam, Of Hudson, last Tues
Gay afternoon. The Hudson Ladies
study CiuD' was kindly invited to
meet with them. The subject under
Consideration for the afternoon was
English Artof the ninetcenthcentury.
Mrs. Putnam opened the meeting
with paper on English Art in
general. She treated the subject in a
mastery way, showing a great deal Of
original thought and research.
Mrs. Burhyte read paper on Dante
Gabriel Rossetti, prepared by Mrs. G.
u; Parker, who is now in California.
Burne-Jones and Alma Tadema. The
papers were all masterpieces Of art
themselves, showing great care and
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The Band Concert was literally
patronized at Opera Hall Thursday
night, and the boys sustained their
reputation right manfully in this
entertainment. The selections were
all new numbers and lie music dihi-
cult OF execution. The harmony and
expression manifested in rendering
the pieces gave evidence Of tle
patience and industry Of the band. !
their ability to learn, their interest. |
and a desire to perfect themselves |
The success attending their perform |
ance manifests the wisdom of their |
securing the services of a good in |
structor and drill master. The boys |
have been to comparatively great eX- |
pense in organizing themselves into |
Band. They furnished their own |
instruments, each one owning the one !
he plays upon. They buy their music /
as a general thing. and
the music is expensive. They have
bought uniforms and hired an in
structor They have given their time
to eXacting practice aud driu. They
have been prompt to turn out and
play on all public occasions. Their
quiet and gentlemanly conduct as
individuals is recognized and approved.
The concerts have nctted them about
enough to pay AL their Indebtedness.
They realize that To maintain their
efficiency ana IA sin Turthar rarfect
themselves If is mere ssarv IN h3ye
band leader who can rive his attention
10 their Interests. Conse0uently they
viii need the continued cdnsidarati01
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