River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-12-19
All kinds Of TOYS at Rasmussen s.

weather.
Gentlemen, before buying that fur
coat, come and get our prices.
c. CARIsoH & Son.
The largest selection of all kinds of
Christmas Presents in the city at
Rasmussen s.
The Telephone Central will be
closed on Christmas Day from 1880
a. m. to l;30 p. M.
We have a large stock Of Dolls.
r. S. FREEMAN & Son,
Judge Parish Of Medford is holding
an adjourned term of court for Judge
Helms at Ellsworth.
Remember Taggarts 25c Sale of
Christmas Presents; lasts through
Friday and Saturday only.
Hiram Gibbs is down from Grand
Forks, N. d. He will remain here
for the rest Of the winter.
New Christmas Gifts, worth from
25c to 81 90, at Taggart's, Friday and
Saturday. Your choice for 25c.
G. w, McMurphy was among those
out from Prescott to attend the
Farmers Institute here last week.
All kinds Of toys at Rasm ussen's.
Miss Lydia Tingwall returned Mon
day from Bismark, N. p, where she
has been engaged the past season as
trimmer in millinery store.
The Misses Eta and Jennie Harms
berger are taking teachers course
In music at the Northwestern Con-
servatory in Minneapolis Pre- scott
Tribune.
A lecture will be given in the NJ. =.
church tomorrow evening by Mrs.
Anna NJ Palmer, Of Des Moines,
Iowa. Her subject is Character
Building"
A small, black, wooden mitten and
small iron key we're picked up on
North Main street last Monday and
left at this Office, where they await
the owner
Ladies' Cloaks at cost TO close out
at r. N. Jenson's.
L. Spalding has box Of the Farm
ers' Institute, last edition, which he
will distribute to farmers. The books
are free and any farmer can get one
by calling upon Mr.. Spalding.
The largest selection Of all kinds Of
Christmas Presents in the city at
Rasm ussen's.
Coley Krauth has thirty men hous-
ing ice, but he can't take care Of the
crop as fast as 1t is produced. The
ice on the pond is fourteen or fifteen
inches thick and rapidly thickening.
Get your girl bottle OF Perfume
and she will like it and you. Barnard
& Clough, cash druggists
Rev. T. ]. Snodgrass went to Glen
wood Saturday aud preached there on
Sunday for the pastor, Rev. Burrows,
who was absent in the south. Rev.
Edward Trimm, presiding elder,
preached in the NJ. e. church here.
Have you seen the big display of
Xmas Goods at Norseng's?
c. K. Currier fell from a load of
hay last Thursday afternoon, striking
on the frozen ground with a force
that broke two Of his ribs and occa-
stoned other internal injuries. He
is said to be in serious condition.
Mr.. Saugstad Of Milwaukee is in the
city representing the Independent
Order Of Foresters. Through his ef-
forts a class of four was received
into the organization last Friday
night and another class will be
initiated tomorrow night.
The largest selection of all kinds of
Christmas Presents In the city at
Rasmussen's.
The merchants Of the city held a
meeting at the shoe store Of j.. S.
Wadsworth yesterday forenoon and
voted to close their stores during the
winter at p. m, except on Saturday
nights. This arrangement does not
include the drug stores. book stores,
meat marketsand restaurants. See
notice in another column.
The sale of reserved seats for the
first lecture of the Peoples Lecture
Course will commence to-day at the
drug store Of Barnard & Clough. The
first lecture will be given nm the NJ.
Z. church, Jan. I, by G. A. Gearhart.
Tickets for the course or for this Zee
ture alone may be secured at either
Taggart's or Barnard s. Coughs.
Have you seen the big display of
Xmas Goods at Norseng's?
Luther Spaldlng showed some speci-
mems OF his farm products at the
Institute: Early Wisconsin dent corn,
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