River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-09-12


Mrs. wilcox of Chicago is the guest
Of Mrs. S. IL. Williams.
Frank Pomeroy, Jr,, was down from
Minneapolis over Sunday.
Harvey Powell of White Rock, S. D.,
was visitor here over Sunday.
Miss Freda Bang left Tuesday for
st. Paul to work in a millinery store.
Mrs. Chas. Nick of Wolf Greek, Polk
county, is visiting her brother, John
Barrett.
New Fall Hats at our usual low
prices at THE FAIR.
Hester Hulst returned from her
visit east last week and went to her
school work at Amigo.
NJ E. Church supper at J. S. Wads-
wOrth's Friday, Sept. 18th. Single
tickets 15c; two for 25c.
William Foley moved his family
from Salem to the Hutchinson farm
near this city last week.
Miss Inga Olson went to Minneap o.
lis Tuesday where she will learn mil
linery and dressmaking.
| can furnish board and room for
two. Inquire of Mrs. Richie, corner
of Maple and Second streets,
VIM. Scruton and wife are visiting
In Minneapolis for time before 60
ing to Menagha, Mimi, to live.
John c. Taylor and wife of Amiret,
Mimi, visited with relatives here last
week guests of Mrs. B. NJ. Blood.
Miss Nellie Farnsworth has return
ed from Cedar Rapids, Ia. and will go
to ElKhorn, Wis, next week TO teach.
The Hudson Produce Co. have put
up 200 barrels of pickles and are pick
ing over 100 bushels Of cucumbers a
day.
Fall and Winter Street Hats at the
Millinery Emporium.
Glenwood holds a special election
the oath OF this month to vote on the
question of raising $500 toward wa
ter works.
Mrs. II. L. Nicholson and daughter
of Bismarck, N. D., visited with Mr.
and Mrs. A. NJ. Nicholson from Satur-
day until Tuesday.
Miss Katie Blaurock went to Chica-
go Monday on weeks visit to her
brother, f. r. Blaurock, and her
sister, Mrs. G. J. Stull.
The report of the land sales in st.
CrOix county The past year shows a
considerable advance in price over
the sales Of the previous year.
For SALE Several full-blood Colts
void bucks. P. A. GLASS.
Mrs. G. r. Scott, who had been re-
siding here for several years past that
her daughters might attend the Nor
NAL school, has moved back to
Augusta.
Miss Harriet Blackstone Of Berlin,
Wis, has been engaged by the school
board to take charge OF the grammar
room Of the public school. She assumed
charge Monday morning.
Andrew Moynihan returned last
week from southern Minnesota where
he had been canvassing. He will re-
sumo his studies in the College of
Physicians at Hamline next week.
The number OF cattle in the United
States in 1900 was less by 10, 10000
than in 1892. In 1892 the mum Der of
cattle reported was 54,067 900, anG In
1900 the number was but 3,902,0 900.
WANTED. Two or three live agents
for first-class selling articles. Big
commission. J. w. RAwsoN,
River Falls, Wis.
Martin Norseng will move his stock
Of groceries into the ApRoberts store,
recently vacated by Henderson &
Radcliff. The interior Of the store is
being fitted for the purpose. G.. A.
Rasmussen will use the room made
vacant by Mr.. Norseng's removal.
This locality was favored with llber-
al rains the first part Of the week.
During all Sunday night and Monday
forenoon there was steady, ceaseless
fall in moderate force with no wind.
The moisture was much needed. Pas
lures were dry and blowing difficult.
A competent dressmaker desires
work either at home or out. Call at
Mrs. Ostrom's, Spring street.
The schools have settled down to
their regular knitting work" for the
year with the regularity and precision
OF perfected machinery. The Nor
NAL has larger number Of new stu
dents than at the beginning Of any
previous school year. The same is
true Of the High School. The appear
ance presented by both schools is one
of systematic orderliness and the