River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-11-07

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discoveries and inventions in their
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tograph you want a good one. A poor
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make you a good one.
Special Song Service next Sunday
evening at the Methodist Episcopal
church. The pastor will give the ORR
gin and history of a number of our
most popular hymns, some interest
ing incidents connected with their
use and a short biographical sketch
OF their authors. Some OF these
hymns will be sung by the choir and
congregation. All lovers Of the old
hymns and good music are invited to
the service.
Robes, Blankets and Winter Horse
Clothing. We carry the largest as
Sortment and can give you the best
prices. Please come in, investigate
and be convinced that we can save
you money. A. w. LUND.
River Fails will be treated to adouble
dose of football next Saturday. The
Hudson High school plays here with
the River Falls High school team
and the New Richmond High is sched-
uled to play the Normal team here.
1t is rumored that New Richmond
will not show up, fearing that
they will receive treatment similar
to that the High school team received
in New Richmond-rotten eggs, de-
cayed vegetables, stones, etc.
The celebrated "North Star Fur
Coats" guaranteed to be the best
coat made for the money. We carry
very large line and can give you the
right prices. Come and see for your
self. A. W. LUND.
The convention of the O. Z. S.
chapters of the 9th district held here
Monday evening was success and an
enjoyable occasion although The
weather was not the most inviting.
The Prescott, Ellsworth, New Rich
mond and Hudson chapters were rep
resented, about IS members being
present from abroad. Mrs. Belle W.
Bliss OF Baraboo, Grand Matron, was
PRESENT. Ritual work by Kinnickin-
mic Chapter and floral work by the
Ellsworth Chapter we're interesting
features of the evenings proceedings.
Visitors were entertained by the local
chapter at the hotels and homes.
For SALE.-Six graded shire colts,
coming four years old, and three reg
istered short-horn bulls, fit for SER
vice. Terms reasonable. Time given
on bankable notes. B. M. DoPKINs.
The small boys co nsecrated Hallow-
cen with the customary celebration.
Their pranks were very diversified but
for the most part innocent and harm
less, though in some particulars oc-
casioning Inconvenience to the owners
OF movable property lying around
loose. They seemed to have operated
in squads, and each aggregation pur-
sued special line Of mischief, Some
worked the rosin-string guy In win
dows; some directed their attention
to the displacement of wheeled vehi-
cles. A few took peculiar turn
suggested perhaps by the announce
ment that there would be an investi-
CATION about the first Of November.
An institute is held at Spring Valley
next Saturday for the accommodation
of teachers working in that place and
vicinity in Pierce, Dunn and st. Croix
counties. Prof. Adrian will be the
directing agency, with Superinten-
dents Ingli, Varnum and O'Keeffe.
A program Of interest has been pre-
pared, the rendering Of which will oc-
cupy the time of the meetings. Prof.
Adrian will read paper on the Con
solidation Of Country Schools and the
Transportation of Pupils, which will
be discussed by Supt. Varnum and
Principal Wakefield. Supt. j. D.
O'Keeffe will read paper on Country
School Conditions and Suggestions for
I'm provement," reviewed by Miss Ter
pening and S. Brown. Each paper
will be followed by general discussion.
Prof. Adrian will lecture in the even
ing. Good accom- odations will be
furnished at hotels at reduced rates,
and all ladies who wish TO stay over to
hear the lecture in the evening will be
entertained in private homes free of
charge.
Our beautiful Indian Summer
weather suffered a shock Saturday
night from which It has not recovered
althouoh ~ rallied somewhat hV a