River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1900-07-19

| Mr.. Michael commenced Work on
Mr.. Lords new livery barn the first
of the week.
Rev. M. Thorson will hold services
at the Ezekiel church Sunday, July
%, at 7:30 P. NJ.
Attention is called to the adver tise-
ment of Mr.. Engdahl, the tailor, in
another column. Mr.. Engdahl is
master of his trade.
Mr.. F. Engdahl, the tailor, Mr..
Pettet's successor, has moved his
family here from Minneapolis and is
now settled in his new home.
A number of our citizens went to
| St. Paul Tuesday to see and hear Coy.
Roosevelt who was the guest Of honor
at the meeting of the Republican
clubs
| Twenty-four Of the Royal Neigh
bors of River Falls went to Hudson
Monday night to exemplify the
work of the order. They report having
good time.
The dance at the Park pavilion
Friday evening was we'll attended-a
large number danced while there
were many spectators. Dodge's or
chestra played.
At the caucus of the First Ward
Friday evening, Walter Glass was
elected as delegate to the St. Croix
county Republican convention to be
held at Baldwin Saturday.
| Miss Emma Cooper gave card
party to number Of friends Friday
evening in honor Of her guest, Miss
Title Sargent. Miss Sargent return
ed to her home at Brandon, Monday.
The last Sundays Milwaukee Senti-
mel contained sketch, with portrait,
of Prof. J. W. t. Ames, the new
| Commander of the Sons of Veterans.
Mr.. Am es' father was Chaplain of the
41st Wisconsin in the civil war.
Mrs. Phineas Pomeroy, Mrs. Harry
Middleton, Mr.. John G. Barnard and
wife, the Misses Helen and Gertrude
Baker, Emma Pomeroy, Helen Hens
ley and Percy APP Roberts, Lee Aims
worth and Ben Spalding started
Monday morning for Camp on Lake
Pepin near Maiden Rock, TO be gone a
week
N. c. Nelson has had a nobby COW
cred stand made upon trucks that can
be readily hauled from place to place.
1t is covered with canvas and arrang-
ed with side and end doors that can
be tightly closed. 1t was dedicated to
service Friday night to meet the de-
mand for refreshments at the dance
in the Park.
John FL. Billie, who has been princi-
pal of the High School at Alma for
several years, has resigned and goes to
Washington state TO engage in
market gardening and fruit and poul-
try farming. Mrs. Billie was formerly
Miss Agnes H. Grant of this place.
Sever Saby of Baldwin, a recent
graduate of the State University,
succeeds Mr.. Billie in the principal
ship of the Alma High School.
The New Richmond Park Associa-
| tion advertises series of horse races
| for tomorrow and Saturday-July 20
and 81. The purses amount to nearly
$1,000. A ball game by two crack
clubs will also be played each day.
Fireworks Friday evening will be a
great feature. The Fourth Of July
Committee had bought large
| amount of fire wor g for that occasion
but owing to the rain on the evening
of July they were not used. They
will be used tomorrow evening.
Pres. Frank A Ross of the Board of
State Normal School Regents has
named his committees for the ensu-
ing year as follows: Executive-Re-
gents Ross, Lord and McDill. Finance
Fruit, Wollager and Thompson.
Graduating Classes-Emery, Harvey,
Jennings. McDill and Fruit. Teach
ers nstitutes-Harvey, Fruit and
McDill Inspection of Schools-Lord,
Beach, Emery and Ross. Teachers
Thompson, Wollager and Harvey.
Course of Study and Text Books
onH pauah
Mr.. Arthur Holden Mole, the plan
ist Of River Falls, will give concert
here on or about July 25th for the
benefit OF st, Luke's church. He
will be assisted by Miss Julia Young
man Of st. Paul, soprano; Miss Susie
Pierce of River Falls pianist; Miss
Bessie walsingham Of Ellsworth, elo-
eutionist; and Mr. Arthur Bergh of
St. Paul. viollnist. Mr.. Mole and his
fellow artists gave one of the finest
concerts Of the season Ii Ellsworth
ia June and we bespeak for them
cordial welcome and full house.
Baldwin Bulletin.
n tAAnL VA CNA wy
ed TO US yesterday that one of the
best ways to equslize taxation would
be TO have the assessment roll print:
ed as soon as it was completed, show
ing the name Of each property owner
and the amount Of his real and per-
sonal property and that this should
be done previous to the meeting OF
the board Of review. Then the peo-
ME would have a chance TO make COM
/ parisons Of assessments. The idea is
new one sud upon first thought
seems to possess considerable merit.
-Mondoyi Herald.
I
~ have been IN the drug business
for 20 years and have sold most all OF
the proprietary medicines OF any note.
| Among the entire list have never
found anything to equal Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Disrrnoea
Remedy for all stomach and bowel
| troubles" says o. W. Wakefield Of
| Columbus, Ga. "This remedy cured
two severe cases OF cholera morous IN
family and have recon- mended