River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-04-13

| Hi LII II ALLS 81 OURNAL.
RIVER FALLS. WIS. APRIL 10, 1899.
Entered atthe post-o6scefn River faiisassscoad
class matter.
| LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS,
There are 1926, 1913 pupils in the
schools In the United States.
j. @. Barnard and wife entertained
a party of friends at cards Friday eye-
ming.
DR.. e. D. Warren, Osteopath ply
stefan has moved his family back to
Ellsworth.
II don't look at all well this spring."
said the neglected dooryard, "but /
am able TO be around the house."
When looking for Millinery BE
SURE to 60 to the River Falls Millln-
cry Emporium.-East side of Main
Street.
In one day last week five great cor
| porate trusts were organized in New
Jersey with an aggregate capital Of
| sI9, $50, 600:
Ted Chinook caught a big eagle in
& steel trap last Friday and brought
IL to town where it is on exhibition at
G orge Dodge's Hardware store.
The JOURNAL Office has a number
of copies Of Farmers Institute Bulle-
tins for distribution. Any farmer
can get one by calling if he comes be-
fore they are gone.
The Degree sof Honor will give a
length social Friday evening, April IA,
at G.. A. R. Hall. A good time is
guaranteed. Admission cents
foot. Dance after the social. Every
body invited.
An Ellsworth paper says tuat Sat
urday week was an elegant business
day FOR that town and it was interest
ing TO note all the various kinds Of
iags they had on The country people
seem to nave beelcelebrating a license
victory.
The high school literary will give
program in the high school building
Wednesday, Apr. 10, to raise money to
apply toward paying expense OF trip
to New Richmon Turn out to the
meeting next Wednesday and help
them. AdmitUance ten cents.
The remains Of the soldiers who died
in Cuba are being brought home and
funeral services of a most impressive
character VIII be held in Washington.
All those not claimed for burial at
the r former homes will be inferred
in the Arlington National cemetery
at Washington.
Another mportant decision is
recorded in defining (but by no means
limiting) woman's rights. A lady
school teacher in Long Island was ac-
cused of making love to one OF her
pupils. The decision OF the court was
to the effect that she had right to
| do SOTO one or the whole crowd.
DR.. G. a. Hull was the recipient of
much kindly regard by comrades Of
| the fraternities with which he was
associated here. Cascade Camp 921 of
the Modern Woodmen of America
| presented him with fine gold charm
Incorporating emblems of the order
engraved and emblazoned and the
members Of the Grand Army Post
gave him a set of gold sleeve buttons.
A mammoth of huge dimensions
was found in Alaska near Dawson.
Some Swedes while digging for gold
came upon the carcass 40 feet below
the surface of the ground. The ami
NAL was AL feet long and was covered
wi6h woody hair Is inches long, of
| grayiSh-black color. The flesh was
cut and tasted sweet. Only one tusk
| was found which measured IA feet and
| 3 inc0es in length and was 48 inches
in inference.
The Royal Neighbors-the women's
auxiliary to the Modern Woodmen of
America-gave Mrs. G. A. Hull sub
sta tial reminder Of their kind re-
CARDS in ne gift of valuable jelly
scoop, and the ladies of the W. r. @.
ia token of appreciation and friend
| ship presented her with a gold lined
berry spoon. Mrs f. W. Getchell also
received as evidence Of the kindly
| sentiments of the ladies a beautiful
| monogram pin.
Our quotations of The common law
affecting Tipa ian ownership will deter
| no one from going fishing. The same
| conditions exist that have held in
years past. The public have tished in
+ no craaIyc- oapora1lv s.xUitbout lat Or