River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-09-11

| for couple of days.
Rev. E. D. Bewick will hold ser.
vices at the church in Beldenville
next Sunday at 500 P. m.
Mrs. John Sherburn and two sons
returned last week from Sand Point
Idaho, to spend the winter.
Miss Minnie Bang left yesterday
for Frankfort, S. D., where she has
a position in department store.
The Millinery Emporium has a
fine line of Street Hats for Fall and
Winter wear. Call and see them.
The Misses Grace and Nettie
Scroggie and two other little girls
left yesterday for school at James
vile.
At the teachers examinations at
Hammond this fall there were 100
applicants for certificates to teach
-elSHL IOT HTSI ddC.
Mrs. Albert Morgan went to
Roberts yesterday where she will
reside as soon as the housekeeping
arrangements are completed.
]. w. Rawson reports having seen
at Bayfield,, in the extreme northern
part of this state, very fine apples
and cherries growing in the gardens.
The High School commenced the
week with 80 enrolled in the High
School department-the largest
number enrolled since it's organiza-
ton.
The Normal and preparatory de-
partments have an enrolment of
1853 this week, 19 in excess of the
entire number of the first term last
year.
Frank Johnson, son of Clark John
son, is suffering from injuries sus-
tanned in an accident occasioned by
a runaway with a cornbinder last
Saturday afternoon.
The Washburn News says Rev.
G. H. Mcintosh has declined to &C
cept an offer of position to travel
in the interest of the Soule Art Co.
Lecture Bureau of Boston.
There are number of cases of
diphtheria in the city of Hudson,
but they are quarantined and it is
not thought the disease will spread
beyond the families now afflicted.
The drinking fountain purchased
by Banker F. P. Ainsworth for the
use of the public arrived Saturday,
and will be connected with the city
water main at the corner Of Oak and
Second streets. -G1enwood Tribune.
The premium list of the nine
teenth annual exhibition of the
Pierce County Fair is printed and is
being distributed. 1t is very
neatly gotten up pamphlet of so
pages.
w. H. Avery has an auction at his
place near the Chapman school
house next Wednesday, Sept. II, at
10 a. m. He will sell horses, cattle,
sheep, hogs, and various agricultu-
raj implements.
A cement walk is being laid along
in front of the hardware store of
Dunn Bros. and south to the alley
by Fortunes feed store-about half
the length of the block between Elm
and Walnut streets.
The Omaha gave excellent service
on this line during the fair at Ham
line last week. There were seven
trains daily-three up and four
back. The attendance at the fair
from this place was very large.
Miss Jennie Wales who has been
teaching at Red Wing for several
years and who is engaged to teach
there this year is not able to return
for the fall term. Miss Grace Wales
teaches in Red Wing this year.
She went to Red Wing Friday.
The Saltwater street fair comes
off next week, Sept. II, Is, and 10.
This annual occasion is Stillwater's
great opportunity TO show the enter
prize of it's business men and their
ability to entertain the outside pub
lie with profit and pleasure to all
concerned.
The Sanford Dodge presentation
of the Gladiator" will be in keep
ing with the reputation he has al
ready attained. The cast has been
selected with great care and COM
prises only those who have won
their spurs in the classic drama.
No energy and no expense has been
spared to add to the triumphs al
ready won.
l am selling barley direct to the
leading ma1tsters. All commissions
and midd1e-men S profits are cut off.
7 am able To nav a fancy price for