River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-01-16

Ladies' Cloaks at cost to close out
at r. n. Jenson's.
Fl. T. Nobel of Turtle Lake is spend
ing few days here.
County Supt. J. d. O'Keeffe was
in the city Saturday.
Closing sale of Winter Hats at the
Millinery Emporium.
Miss Freda Bang is spending few
days at New Richmond.
James Johnson Of New Richmond
was visitor in town Monday.
The A, o. U. w. and d. of FL. hold
joint installation of officers tonight.
The w. @. L. U. meet with Mrs. G.
D. Parker this week-Friday after
noon.
Curtis Johnson has pair Of Ango-
"a kittens. They came from Maine
recently by express.
Rev e. B. Edmunds will preach in
the Baptist church next Sunday
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Have you tried the new oil, THE
Starr" If not, just try it once. For
sale only by NJ. Norseng.
Frank Mcdonald and Will Dorgan
went to Cloquet, Mimi, Tuesday to
work in the paper mills.
Emil Stock Of the town of Troy
died the 7th instant. He was one of
the pioneer settlers Of the town.
Guy Huddelson drew the pig at the
Maxam & Sights play Saturday night.
The porker had healthy squeal.
Mrs. p. A. Hindahl returned to her
home at Fergus Falls, Mimi, Monday,
after few days visit with Mrs. A.
T. Carroll.
Reserved seats for the lecture given
by Jacob Riis will be for sale at 4:15
tomorrow afternoon at Taggart's
drug store.
Barnard & Clough offer the remain
der Of their old stock of wall paper at
greatly reduced rates to make room
for new stock.
Mrs. Alice Marines returned to her
home at Pittsburg, Pa, Monday, after
visit of a couple Of weeks with her
brother, E M. Ulrich.
Ladies' Cloaks at cost to close out
at r. n. Jenson's.
NJ Nugent, ex-county sheriff, was
in the city in attendance upon the
annual meeting Of the River Falls
Fire Insurance Company last week.
Mrs. Geo. Pratt received a number
of her friends and neighbors on Fri
day evening who came unannounceC
to celebrate her birthday anniversary.
Ladies' Cloaks at cost to close out
at h, n. JensOn'S.
The Prescott bank resumed bust
ness Monday, an arrangement having
been made with the creditors where
by they are to receive 80 cents on the
dollar of Indebtedness.
Miss Amy Murry Of New York City
will give an evening of Scottish Songs
panied with harp in the Congre-
gational Church Friday evening, Feb.
IA. Look for fur ther notice in next
weeks JOURNAL.
A complete line of electric fixtures,
chandeliers, and table lamps and
shades of all kinds from one Of the
largest factories in Chicago will be in
next week Come and look them over
and get prices. M. NORsENG.
Night operator Tucker, at the main
depot, was touched for $500 last
night. He went out a minute and
evidently some one had been watching
and riled the till. 1t belonged to the
railroad company.-Hudson True Re-
publican.
Rob. Bixby, lad of 10, of Emerald,
shot a partridge Jan. 8, which cost
him $24, and the judge gave him the
benefit Of the lowest fine at that.
COOhUAg OOJ0 SnOO1o 1OU ULO
cartridges grow up SO that the city
sports can get them.
A complete line of electric fixtures,
chandeliers, and table lamps and
shades of all kinds from one Of the
largest factories in Chicago will be in
next week. Come and look them over
and get prices. M. NORsENG.
The Odd Fellows have changed the
time of their regular meetings from
Saturday to Tuesday night. This
change was made to accommodate
merchants who keep their stores open
until o'clock on Saturday night but
close at on other evenings.
While we sold large lot Of goods at
our &c sale last Saturday and some Of
tho +oh1nc Unrn pnar!v clnapnd ont