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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28
Crigiueae Wettfabrt.

9~bilaosIpbia bat in isinsn Nausrn
cine 5rau bic lbtr Elm sum Minbs5ten
in Ss,ue auf bas ..f6uohs" @si6lsHi
stpas unesp0buli&es luuntum Nutb
pufiet. Der Hims Der Srnu. bic ben
Blan bset. ben atlantif&sn Dean in
sinem t.sinsn nur IS Sub lanssn Ssesl.
boot su irsussn. 1T Wrs. ID. y. Bristi
unb bisfelbs ipobnt nit ibrsm @atten IN
Ro. $40 9arrii@ Strait. Su 8srbiu.
ouns nit oieiem absntsusrli&sn Inter.
nsbmeu fol- suslsi6 cine Dsitfabrt Der.
bunoen fem. inbem Srau Briebt cine
oeruusforostuna bon Gapiidn Soparb
8ladborn bon 9louesfer, RaH., angs.
nommsn bat, 8eioe 8eibsilisten ipsr.
ben in ibrsm eiaensn Booie bic Sobri
obne peltere 8seIsitune antreten une
lou bic Abfabrt fpdtehsns am IL SUM
oisiss Subrss erfolaen. Die sin;ui6la.
asnoe Route ioa ourd Die gisoren bin,
ourb eeben uho in qiHabou. Poriugal,
snben. Srou Wriebt, bic oss 6ftsrsn
nit ibrsm 8oute tpsits ausFdse in ei,
ofene Sex blHaus esmabi bat, IN fiber,
bel bisier orisiusasn @stifabtt ben Si,s
capOnsutraesn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28
Geeeu Sageftol;e.

Sn Der 2eeisIatur bes Staates Con
usetieut tpuroe cine Bill einesrei1t, BIZ
ben 9itsl fdbt: Die Ssiraib bon
SuneseieQsn." Sic lautet tpie folst
,.Ssbsr Suneseisas. Der bic su feiusu
40. Sabre unpstberrattet blelbi, fou ip6
ter .ntbt msbr beiratben birfen, CT be-
gable eenn BEN Siaate Connecticut 1907
Disis Bid purbs auf Antras BEN Co.
mite ilr 6fsntlihes 8siunObeitsusisu
unb Si6erbeit lbertpieisn. iporiber it
aqsemsinsS 8sld6ter erbob. Der Rs.
prdientant Stanblih bon Anoober absr,
Der bisfe BID sinrsi6ts. srtldrts, bic Blu
isi srnit esmeint unb bride bic Wsinuue
Der Bstpobner bon AnbOpsr aus. Wil
8siorants babe man bic 4bnabme be,
@bei4lieBunasn tpabrsenommen. Sunes
2eute psrlaHsn bic 6armen, sisbsn in
Sidete uno blsibsn unpsrbsiraibst, "a
oaB ss psuiser Sumilisn unO pisls per.
lahene 5armen in Der nmge8sno bon
Anborer gsbs. Wan CLAUDE bur& Elm
@eiss. tpis in Der Bill poreeieben. ben
lsbslitanc Dsnistsns siuas ubbslfsn ~
!6nnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28
Nanbit WufoIinp.

Der itaIisnii@e 8risunt WuHolino ia
uisosr sinmal. frsili6 nit inupper Rotb
sntiommsu. CT uno cine ansabl isinsr
asuts baiten in SaniO Stefano. Gala.
biisn, Winterquartisrs besosen. Sic ma.
zen f6on sinen Wonat bort. mdbrenb bic
talisniiden 1ruppen anbere 9bsils bss
Dihrittss bur&t5bsrien. gnbll@ erbisll
Obsrft 8anariQo. Der bic 2ruppsn bsfsb
uete. Hahti&t o BEN AufsntbaltSoit
ots 9anbiten. tpdbrsnb CT nit fsinen so
damn in Santo Robsrto tIno. 81 be.
i6lob einen nddtibsn usbsifnl. Na1
benz CT Santo Robsrto perlahsn bate,
tbeilte ct feline 9ruppsn in ,psl Solomon
unb errsihte bas 3orf um Wittsrna&t.
Dos Dotf tputbe umSineelt auo Elm aQ'
semsinsr Anerif beFobIsn. Der aud nod
aqsn &s9eln auseeiubrt puros. Die
DOlfbeUobner l%eiftetsn Bioeifanb, uur.
ben absr telp l%berpdlt,et. Wufolino
absr unb feline 2eute tpuroen bereebli&
ssiudt. Rsin sufdais batten fis bon
panariQos Anmari6 Dinb beiommen
uno pareu cine Stunbs Dor Antunft BET
Iruppsn in bic 8erse sntpiidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28
Gin @drtner tpures reid.

Drabsu in Ninnsiota tpobnt Gin
@drtnsr. Der Dor 7 Sabrsn SO 90 bic
Wo6s perbisnte Ct borts BON Der Sobn
u. Salasr Sseo Company, Ga Grofs,
Nis.. innbte iir ibrsn 8ataloe, pa&ist,2 30
adsr 2ano uno bspfIarste es NIT Sal,er'e
Semitic. Sdmereien, NIT 8taut, 3uie.
teln, Rettise. SaIat. 8artpfsln, Dim.
teeren, 8Iombeeren, Grobssren u. {. tp.
@as BAT er in Z Sabrsn sraislls Sier il
bas 8sfuitat: Seuts sienst sr Elm iH6.
nee Saus unb nnbers @eb6uIi6tetsn.
pferes, 8lsb unb 30 adsr aano.
Der @dttner. ober Stdbtler, ooev
Sarmer. Der SoI;sr's @sm1Gs.S imer.
sieu PLANT. muB einfa& reid pslbsn,
inbsm Der grtrua INNER sros ia. 5ll
ben Sarmsr ia SaIist's Raialos cir
Sunoert Dollar tpsrtb. inesm sr 10 plel,
bsrrIi6e 9inse erbdlt, bic iar @drtns,
uno Satmsr BON srObsr Didtisisii uni
Beribs fnb.
Salset's srobsr bsutf4er Qeialoi
triro ieosm ssrns eeesn 4 Gents Bort
i~ussianet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28
Setteue Beute,

Der 8rsunus sessn oas 2afisr. mel.
der isst in Retu Dort nit sro6er Gnsr'
gle aefdbrt tpltb. unb ;par bon Seiten
oes neuen osmofratiiden DlfriftdppaIts.
benz Der 8drasr.N usibuB. an behsn
Spise 2sipls R'Ion itebt. bdlfrei& sur
Sanb esbt. f6rbert rside unb isltsnt
8suie au Gage. Bel elmer Rania auf
ben ..Pool 8oom" No. 30 Dep Sir,
Der iib bisbsr immer Der tpdrmten BRO.
ieftion isttens Der 9oii,ei .rfreute, ipur'
ben ni1t tpenissr ale rs 9sfanesns &c.
ma6t. barunter ioIhe berporraeenos
Beri6nli6tsitsn. tpis elm Ri@ter aus
9b,sasO. Der 9tdiiosnt bss Stables Der
offtntlt6sn 4rbsitsn. Wauriee Solabau.
eth nod bsrporragenberen 9olitifer.
msbrere " poiatsn. Aersts unb @robiauf.
lsute. Aas Gsfaussns uuroen ssssn
8drsibait sntIafen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28
Gin 1Inholb aelnn&t.

SIN ct. Better on Der Gsrass unb Da,
eife'8abH. 90 Meilen bon 9stp Orleans.
,Durbe Elm Rsssr Rameus 5bomas Sad.
ion ipesen zines teul,f6en 8ertre&sns
selpn&i. Radoem Der unbolo alerans
Der Bourgeois. sinen Sneenisur. untsr
einsm 0ottpante bon 9uuie tpeeeslodi
unb erfip6en bate. febrte er oabin Az.
rid, ermorbets falteu Slutes Srau
Bourgeois unb ibrs stpsi ilsinsn 2inbsr
uno pllneerts f6iisbli@ bic DObnuns
aus. 8Dei Rnabsn. Die bic 1ntbot bon
6erne eeieben. alarmirten bic 3a&bar'
f&aft. Hod sbe Der Sheriff ~anIauete.
baumette ber Nseer bsteits in Der 2ufi.
Nan bate i'm ssbduat unb ieiuen &6r.
per nit s0bIrei&en auseln bur6bobrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28

Sci0ell= llll0
&lei0er=
@aarell.

enbsdItiss preiis sur iOfOrtissn auf.
raumuns bon ansebro&enen 2ipisn bon
Seitsn. unb 8lsiosripaarsn --ni&t mine
bsrtuertbise @rabs bon Baarsn. bic
susds ,.8OrtbsiIvsridufen" biais anss.
iuuft tpurbsn -iOnosrn Slide unb iur,s
2dnasn u~nisrsr rssuIdren 2inis.
Gaalitdten fnb als bon ben b6ds
FEN au erlunsenoen Watfen.
Stplen aas iOrsfdItis aussrpdbIt
flr uniers tesuldre 9unbi9aft. sini&Iisb.
lid 9Iaibs, Strsifsn. Rirturen unb
sinfa&sn Materialisn.
Guantitdten senus flr uas8psde.
alelosrlansen. 9ailsnldnssn. SiirtIan.
gen. 2dnsen iar 3inbafIelbsr, etc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28
sei0e.

as gentS. SIR cine @O6s Ofs.
riren mir Tofstu unb Surub Seibs far
as Gents, gutter 8srtb gu IS Gents.
80 Gents fur fanep Ssibs bic 81
uno 81 IS mar. @roBs ausmabl bon
Iei6tsn unb bunilen 5arbsn.
50 SentS fdr uGs uniere bsfte
Sslos. @arsn SIS unb sl.75. 8sins
before Aualitat bon Ssibs auf BEN
Wartte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28

= auf ri&tsrli6sn 8sfsbl mus bic
aufoiuns Der Sirma 8oftOd 4 Go. CT.
tOIssu. iusl&s srObs 8udsr. Rafinsrisn
in 2lpsrpool bstrsibt. Su esnislben
pusos ndmli@ bic nit arisnii ssrmii&ts
@luiOis bsrssasQt. tpsi6e BON 0raasrsisn
bsnutt une pVbur& sisls Wsnf&tn ssr'
oifist tpurbsn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28
Sirtbfhafissn

Der untsrlsiGn.tt ,tiat bsm bmiI9tn publi.
tlm pom nab unb fern r%rasbsuit an, ba6 CT bic
WtIibtbaft bee perm Btorgt atbr in Siblsy
iaufit nbtrnpmntu bal. Stermdnu pirb bic
bitten @tiTdnft, 9isarrsn unD iupOrfommsneas
Steisnnna bti mir verfuosH. IS smpHsbli lid
beiftns. 9enri 5raufftr; QBtrtb,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28
&leioermaaren.

% GentS far rssuIdre 80 Gents
AuaIitdt, in sunspOas 9Iaibs. gbsds.
Sireifsn unb WiIturen.
9S Gents far bic fsinis GuaIitdt
bon sanswOas Plaibs. aamssIsbaars
Blaibs unb i&msrsn @Ols WirtursH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28
Stlanare. eadauanHa unb a9sftrn 8abn.
Su ardft ten 2. Easmbu 1900

EaoIia -8nldet Snanion fur Rsp gori
nm f.4U, 300, $50, SO uup 1905, 8rrmlt.
tags f2.55 unb 1888 Raumitt las. 5ur
Siroubsbure, Nm 6.tO Rom. Nilh. une ge-
somrn0patIOns. Dug nm 3 ~ 9abmittass. Gr.
reiHi Sotsitu IN, $50, 7.tS. 10 IS Worstns F;
f2.U6. 3.t5. 4.4S unp 7.ig Wa6mittdas
Grrsiaf pbilaesiptia um Loo, 1923. 60O
uus 6.22 Rahmittaee. Sueiht SerantOn
BON Rtp Ssrt um ITO. 4@ une ~ %
Ror. ; 100, t.52, 5.43, s.45 unp II 80 9itm
Bon Strcubsburg um S.n5 RuIatns
R6rslih -Btldet SuaHt0n fur 8ufalO uni
3pu1tutdiiensu, um 1 IS. 4.t0 uRe 8 10
Ror. f.55. 5.iS III .35 uni Ndbm. 6ur %
ptae uue Spraluit nm 1 10 DIOR. uRp LBS
Ra9m. mir Utica nm Ito DIOR. uuo i.55
Ra@m. 6lr Mont ole I'm 9 90 Ner 1; 100
uHb 5 Is Rahm. 6ar RinpliOu um 4iO unb
els Raam. 6ir Binebamiou, 10 25 gpI-
mittaas. Grrsihf Serautou ron BuTdlr
um f.25, 2 SIS, 5.45 uuo t00 90 Rpr.; $50
une y w Ranm. Bon Sspteo uno Sprdeui,
Nm 2.55 Nor. /; 1898 u. 8 w Rom. Bon Utica
um2 551Rpr.; 1885,. $50 Rom. Bon RtGcI
lsn I'm 7.N Nor. unb 6.W 3ahm. Bon
WsuirVft I'm ~ Oh Nor.i 30 unp S0u
Rd6m.
Hlosmsbura 9ibiHsn-gul6s Srautcr
fir RerItnmb,rIanp um Gas. 10 Us Dior.
t.55 HHe 5.5i 5Ra6m DUR plymouth UNI los
3 10 Hae 6.5U Ra&m Dur 4tnsffpu, ST.
Ner. Grrsthi Roftbumbtrliuo um 9 IS DIOR.
Ito. 500 uHb 8 Is Ra1m. Grrti8t q ne
Gen I'M $50 Ror. Guti&t plymouth um 2.0'
a.3l, 9 50 une 1880 Born 9rIti1t SCrau
ton pen RortbumbsrIane I'm 9 AZ Dior. ~.
IS, $50 uHe S.45 Rabm. Bon HinsliOu IN
tt.W NOr. Bon plymouth um 7.55 Rpr.
$40 aHe 5.35 Ta&m.
Sonntass'3ass,
saeIi& -gulGet Scranton 'um 1 40, 800
$50, nHp 1905 Wcr.i 1888 unp 3.4O Ra1u
2ihm.
aorbIi4 -8rldbt Scranton nm lis IN
lt0 Rst.i f.55 5.lS uup II IS Ra4m.
e~Issmsbure 3ibiHoH -gGl6et Ssrauis
sz to.05 Wsr. aue $50 Ra&m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28
Ncter Stipp.
MuHrermeiffer HHb gOahaft0F,
327 8aibinstoa absnue,
ssscHdb.t Dem staSts.bduO,

9t9tHubst Dem Stn6t9tbdu6t
lbsrnimmt al, in sas Rauerfo6 tintnlaa.n
ben Nrbsttsn uuo Isfsrt gstsrsburgsr blaul
dno Bst @Ountaih s.Ibs Rou.rf.iue uni
Isbrottns et.iHs fur G.mentb6Ssn in Keller
'nd allen shsiIen Der Staot fdn.l suo biQiah
T. 5elepbcnt 30. 1854.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28
Couis
NotPl,
1923 ans 325 Sprate StraBe.

40
ct. Bouts aub,uier Bui1 uno Q. RobiufoH
8isre. Esrlinsr @siebier. Bon Bsinsn nn6
etquorsn usrotn uur Die trprobtefeH Rartsn
eefutrt. Better Rorter uuo Ole.
Rarme unb falte Speifen
gu itbtr Sasssi.it. ale 9slifat,Heu Der SAT.
res5tit, Cine rsi&buItist ausuabl Der btf't
Gigarreu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28

tunassaI nfcr Is. NuHaat, 250 Sttttn inrf. init
uititn ltbrrtihsH SnuhrdtiontH. ntbh timer abb
t~anolune abtt tniesriofs Chen, ptlats bon Rdnn
nno 6rau atitisn ipsrotn ioatt. lintnfbt Lrilh
thr iunes tfnts. bic I'D pttt1tlthsn peltn, oetr
unglidlid, ptrhcirafhef fub.
On Idiot btTitduetihtr Wtiit IN onatflbrt, tpis
man aefunes sinesr ltuet unb e5sfdIsdhtsfranf
ME Sdseddbs. sasrpofidt, SmpofsH,, eoluH.
onsH. unfrndbibdrteit, 9rhbhHn, fHwd8ts Oh.
bantnib. GHersisiofIaft uno ytr1mpfdesrbuud,
oh g fdSdeitder Dithi,insH bdnsme btilsn tann,
Gin trtutr 5rtuHo uno ipeiitr Rathasbtr IN bteItS
nnhbtrttsihiht esuiihs BUD. ptihts uah Gms
ptaue BON Is cts. pohmaSitu In ttHtahena uus
i9iaa ioraiam utrpadi. frti Iuasiaidi ipire.
DEuTSCHES HEIL-lNSTITuT,
10 EAST @. STREET,
Grlbtr II Clinton Dlaa. Rsrp ejprf, Or. \.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28
Spbn Mrmbruf,
9enti9er Mekger,

SO. 219 9sna abenus.
miro F& btfr,bsa our& auss9tianstt Earat
i,osr art uuo a,ts frtidts uHb btt,s 6ItiiA
isint 3uuosu ieo.rJ.tt tufritetu % ftaeu. Css
bsfs e1malJ Ia Der @taottu xtftLn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-28

Ghas. 8. e6ast, sGeriH.
$&Htfs CRtss, Saantsu, n, 9. etbr. 1901.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-09-12
The New City Hotel.

The new City Hotel was opened
Monday with 9. Edward Shepard as
manager. The house is in excellent
shape for the accommodation of
guests, The building has been thor
oughly renovated, -disinfected, all
the woodwork painted anew, the walls
and ceilings cleaned and papered.
New furnishings have been added, in
Guiding iron bedsteads in all the
sleeping rooms. The house is fur
nished with city water and baths, has
sewer connections and is supplied
with electric lights. The hotel is now
a model hostelry In convenience and
comfort. No pains will be spared by
the management to make the service
satisfactory TO guests.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-09-12
Destroy the Weeds.

The Improvement League has
been calling the attention of resi-
dents TO the prevalence OF noxious
or unsightly weeds still growing with
in the city limits and urging the au.
thorities to insist upon their exter-
mination. A weed commissioner had
been appointed who did some good
work along this line, but he Jumped
the job in favor Of something better
out west ana the weeds kept right on
growing. @. S. Dunbar has been ap-
pointed weed commissioner in place
of Mr. Sather whose Office became va
can't by his removal out OF the city.
Mr.. Dunbar is doing some effective
work under the eye of the League.
There is great deal OF burdock in
outlying parts OF the city Just about
ready to distribute its seed. This
could be readily cut and burned. The
plants should not have been allowed
to seed, but as the seed is not addict
ed to spreading on the wings of the
wind as some plants with fluffy seeds
are, the seeds may be prevented from
scattering by burning. 1t may not
be generally known that there is a
penalty for failure to destroy nox-
ious weeds. The law in this regard
reads: If person or corporation
shall fail to destroy any such weeds
within six days after being served
with a written notice so to do by any
commissioners OF noxious weeds, he
shall be punished by fine of five dol
lars for every day thereafter during
which such neglect shall continue"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-09-12
A New Artesian Well.

The requirements Of the people for
water the past summer have taxed
the capacity OF the waterworks plant
about up to the limit. The water SER
vice is being extended, more and
more people asking to be supplied
with il, and 1t has become evident
that facilities for furnishing larger
supply will be in demand next season
than the wells at the. pumping sta
tion cen supply. To anticipate this
growing demand for more water .le
Council have arranged for an addi-
tional artesian we'll. This will be put
down near the power house at the
old Junction mill site. The contract
for drilling has been let TO p. l.. An
mis- who agrees to drill the well to a
depth of 400 feet or more according to
the necessity Of the case. The first
$50 feet is to be ten inches in dame
ter and cased, the price for this depth
including expense Of the casing is
ST. per foot. Below this for $50 feet
the diameter will be less as no casing
will be needed and the price for drill
ing this section lsagreed upon at 81 so
per foot. A new pump will be pur-
chased for this we'll the power for OPP
perating being obtained from the
water wheel used at the electric plant.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-09-12

/ Weather conditions have been ex-
cellent FOR threshing since harvest.
There have been but three or four
days that machines had 10 be laid
aside Ia consequence of rainy weather
since threshing commenced. The
greater part of the threshing is done.
Many farmers threshed from the
shock. Shock threshlng was all done
some time ago and now the machines
are operating upon grain in stack
Stacks are in good condition, as mat
ter Of course, in the absence OF rain.
Miss Amy Chapman went to Madi-
son Saturday to accept position as
teacher in the public schools there.
The patrons of the school, the board
OF education, her fellow teachers and
the pupils, regret to lose Miss Chap
man from the faculty of the public
school here. She was offered a posi-
tion In the school this year and was
urged by all her friends to accept, but
she preferred a change and these ap-
peais were vain. She had taught
here for five years and her work was
uniformly excellent.
Our citizens are waking up quite
rapidly to the fact that the city water
is first-rate and the electric lights
cheap and good. As a result Of this
the water works department has its
hands full in putting in service while
the engineer of the electric light
plant reports having all he can do at
present in wiring houses. Persons
contemplating putting in services for
either water or lights should apply at
once to the city clerk as the season Is
getting late and water works service
cannot be put in after frost comes.
Electric lights can be put in any time,
but the sooner people get them the
better they will enjoy the long winter
evenings. People should remember
that the city has placed its rates very
low liz order to induce the general use
Of electricity.
Our new fall and Winter line of
cloaks and skirts will be here In few
days. We have made special efforts
10 see the best lines in the country,
from New York to Chicago and think
we have THE CORRECT STYLES and at
right prices. This store has always
enjoyed the reputation Of being head
quarters in Pierce and St. Croix eoun-
ties for cloaks and we shall endeavor
to maintain this reputation by show
ing large and finer line than ever
before shown here. Accept an invi-
tation to call and see them. Allard,
Stewart Co.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-09-12
Stood Death Off.

E. B. Munday, lawer Of Henrietta,
Tex, once fooled a grave-digger. He
says: my brother was very low with
malarial fever and jaundlce. I per-
suaded him to try Electric Bltters,
and he was soon much better, but con-
tlnued their use until he was wholly
cured. / am sure Electric Bltters
saved his life" This remedy expels
malaria, kills disease germs and puri-
fies the blood; aids digestion, regu-
lates liver, kidneys and bowels, cures
constipation, dyspepsia, nervous dis
eases, kidney troubles, female com
plants; gives perfect health. Only
soc at Taggart's drug store.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-09-12
The Fair.-Special Train.

Pierce county people should patron
lie their home fair, to be held at Els
worth next week, Sept IS, 10 and 20.
Besides the attractions OF the exhib-
its, which the managers are striving
to make of first Importance and OF
unusual merit this year, they have
arranged for series of amusements
that will please all. See the program
of amusements, printed on the first
page of this paper.
To accommodate the people Of this
vicinity who wish to attend the fair
provision will be made for SPECIAL
TRAIN service Thursday and Friday.
Train will leave River Falls at about
1000 a. m. and returning leave Els
worth at 7;15 p. m.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-09-12
Free Lectures.

The last legislature passed law
authorizing and empowering school
boards in cities to provide for the Civ
ing Of free lectures. Competent per-
sons are to be secured to lecture upon
scientific or kindred subjects. The
lectures are to be given in the even
ing during the winter, or, specifically,
between the 1st of October and the
3lst Of March. The school house may
be used for the meetings or any other
suitable place may be secured for the
purpose. No admission fee shall be
charged, as the expense is to be borne
blythe district in a special tax.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-09-12
Photographic Display.

kellogg & Boals have arranged their
annual display OF photographs to be
placed on exhibition at the Pierce
County Fair to be held at Ellsworth
next Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. There is bewlldering number
Of faultless pictures In this presenta-
ton, perfect specimens of their hand
iwork. They can make as fine a dis
play of photographs as can be seen in
large cities. The exhibit of these en-
terprislng artists at the county fair
has always attracted especial atten-
tion and compelled general admira-
tion from the number OF pictures and
their superior merit. Their exhibit
tlon this year will be exceptionally
Gna
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-09-12
MARRIED.

CAMPBELL-R EYNoLDs.--At the 1st
M. f. Church In Chicago, Sept. 3,
1901, Mr.. S. T. Campbell OF Mans
field, Ohio, and Mrs. Louise A.
Reynolds Of River Falls, Wis.
The lady in the case, who as a
maiden, was Miss Louise A. Dunbar,
has many friends ia this city who
wish her happiness In this marriage
relationship. Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell will make their home In Mans
field
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-09-12

The fiftieth anniVersary Of the 'es-
Enlistment Of the Presbyterian synod
OF Wisconsin will be celebrated at
Hudson, October s, 9 and 10. Among
the principal speakers will be the Rev.
Messrs. John E. Chaplin Of Neenah;
T. S. Johnson OF Beaver Dam; Il. f..
Brown Of Beloit; w. d. Thomas Of
La Crosse, and Samuel Brown Of Ash
land. Papers will be read, giving the
history OF the church, subdiyided to
cover the subject completely
For SALE.-A 4-room house on 4th
street, with we'll, cistern and wood
shed. For information inquire at
lMrs. Sam Herfick's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-09-12
Notice to Beet Growers.

| am now ready to weigh sugar
beets for the Minnesota Sugar Co. on
scales at the depot yard. r. G.. HILL.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-09-12

For RENT. My fiat where
! now live, 5rooms, hot and
cold city water, bath, gas,
gas range, closets and sew
er, all in frst-class order;
or will lease for a term of
years including barn.
+. A. BRACKETT.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-09-12

For SALE. My family
horse, ten years old, robes,
harness, a good buggy, ETC.,
on time to responsible par
ties. +. A. BRAoKETT.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-09-12
Durham Bull.

A Durham bull at the Powell farm,
five blocks east on Maple street Ser
vices $l00 and $3.50, cash.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-09-12
Chair Gamma.

Chair Gaming neatly and promptly
done by Mrs. S. Loughlin, in the Fra
zier house on I'd street.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-10-19
CHOSE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Eastern Minnesota and St. p, M. e.
M. Elect Officers.

Eastern Minnesota and St. p, M. &
M. Elect Officers.
st. Paul, Mimi, Oct. 14.-At the an
nual election of officers of the East
ern Minnesota railway, L. w. Hill,
Samuel Hill, D. M. Philbin, M. D.
Grover and R. l. Harrington were
elected directors, the only change be-
ing Mr.. Philbin to succeed Mr.. Saw
yer. The officers chosen were:
President l.. w. Hill; vice president,
D. M. Philbin; secretary and treas
urer, Edward Sawyer.
The st. Paul, Minnesota & Mani
toba elected the following directors:
James J. Hill, Lord Strathcona,
James N. Hill, w. P. Clough, Samuel
Hill, Edward Sawyer and R. l. Far
rington. The officers chosen were:
President, Samuel Hill; vice presi-
dent, Lord Stratchona; second vice
president, w. P. Clough; secretary
and assistant treasurer, Edward Saw.
yer; treasurer and assistant secre-
tary, Edward T. Nichols.
The stockholders Of the Great
Northern have not yet elected direc-
tors and it is known that Mr.. Hill
wants this matter postponed for
some time. President Hill has not
yet written his report for the year
and it is said that he will not do sc
until important measures pending
| are settled
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large interest in some claim which Mr..
Francis now holds, the latter retain
ing an interest in the company.
Samples of the oil are displayed in
Mr. Rays Office. AS soon as the To-
cations of lands are perfected the
company will be properly incorpor-
ated.
Mr.. Ray is enthusiastic over the
outlook. He stated to the Record
that he has an interest in seven
claims up there and is satisfied that
it is all valuable property. He will
leave for Flathead shortly for the
purpose of inspecting the field. Hav-
ing lived for some time in the midst
of the Pennsylvania oil fields, Mr..
Ray is himself somewhat of an ex
pert in this line Of business.