River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-18

neap0lis the first OF the week To see
her sister, Miss Thalia Thorsen. who
is sick.
Roy Allen of Hudson was fatally
injured in the saw mill at that city
Tuesday. He leaves wife and two
children.
Very encouraging reports have been
received from Rev. T. j. Snodgrass
concerning improvements his health
and strength.
Telephone No 20 for Minneapolis
Bread. Best bread on earth. Prompt
delivery.
Miss Nellie Hunt started for San
Juan, Cal the first of the week with
the intention of making her home
with her sister there.
The many friends of Morris B. Kim
bail of Ellsworth will be pleased to
learn that he has been granted pen
sion of $50 month.
We have a large line of Bicycles,
standard makes and latest improved,
at prices that will please you, at A.
w. Lund'S.
The arc lights were little off Sun
day night. The electrician has been
looking up the cause and remedying
the defects in the wiring connections.
b. G. Waters, conductor on the
River Falls branch of the Omaha, is
visiting friends in Michigan and
George Bodin is supplying his place on
the train.
Bee-Keepers can find full line of
Bee Hives and Supplies at the Cas-
cade Mills in River Falls. For partic-
ulars call at the mills or address w.
H. Putnam.
The dance at the Opera Hall Fri
day evening, given by the baseball
team was very pleasant affair and
profitable financially, netting the
team about $50.
Wash lace curtains, shirt waists,
woolens, etc, with Maple City Soap.
Some twenty farmers of this vicin-
ity will plant sugar beets this season.
They have an assured market for
their crop at the sugar beet factory
at South st. Paul.
Have you seen Barnes White Flyer?
Will be glad to show them to you and
give prices, at A. w. Lund's.
Mrs. Lydia Downer, Jason Downer,
Frank Chapman, and the Misses Cora
and Eta Chapman went to Minot,
N. D., the first of the week with the
Intention of taking up homesteads.
Two things that are always right
Halves Hats and Walk Over Shoes.
See them at Allard, Stewart Co.'S.
Hon. Fl. A Taylor, assistant secre-
tary of the U S. Treasury, was called
to La Crosse last week by the serious
illness OF his daughter, Mrs. Ray s.
Reid.
Mrs. Julia Kay, who has spent the
winter here with Mrs. r S. Freeman,
left yesterday for Rockford, Ill. She
will probably make trip TO the Pac-
ific coast before returning to her home
at Watertown, N. Y.
Don't forget that we are still giving
great bargains in Clothing and
Shoes. Allard, Stewart Co.
Rev. Frank E. Jensen and family
of St. Paul have been guests OF friends
in this city the past week. Mr.. Jen-
son preached to the English Lutheran
congregation here Sunday morning
and at Ellsworth in the evening.
Mida Lawson won first place and
Charles Lumley, second, in the local
High School declamatory contest at
Hudson Friday evening, and at New
Richmond John Johnson won first
place and M, D. Bachelor, second.
The well known liking and Queen"
bicycles with Morgan & Wright tires,
for $2250 at A. W. Lund's.
River Falls Lodge I. Q. o. f. will
celebrate the SD anniversary of the
organization of the order in America
at their hall on Friday evening, April
Goth. All Odd Fellows and their
wives, and all Rebekahs and their
husbands are invited.
Acme Poultry Compound will posi-
lively cure roup and cholera in fowls
w. II. Williams, agent.
The city council reelected the old
officials who have served long and
faithfully-A. P. Weld, city clerk; r.
A. McKeen, city marshall f. j. Saw
age, street mmissioner; and J. r.
Adams, engineer of the pumping sta
ton.
Mrs. VIM. Egbert died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. J. B. Jones of
Eau Claire, April 10, 1901, aged sc.
Mrs. Egbert and her husband, the