River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-01-29

The women of Hammond will
take pattern from those of River
Falls and organize an Improve
ment League.
We frequently see in an exchange
the assertion that it, is the best
paper published. Generally, the
claim rests on the assertion.
J. H. Potter, who had been spend
ing the past month here, guest Of
his aunt, Mrs. ]. G. West, went 10
St. Paul Monday to visit his cous-
ms, Mrs. C. F. Scott and Miss
Myrtle West. From there he re-
turns to his home at Fargo, N. D.
J. M. Johnson and family of Ell
Paso are in hard luck. They had
been in quarantine for long time
on account of smallpox in the fam
lily, and no sooner were they re-
leased than scarlet fever broke out
in the family and they were again
put in quarantine.
Alfred Halvorson, who ran for
sheriff in St. Croix county this last
fall on the Republican ticket and
was the only one that got Left"
has been appointed assembly police
man at Madison to act during the
session of the Legislature. His
salary is $500 month.
Carl A. Nelson, the blind son of
Ne1s Nelson, living three miles
southeast of town, is giving con-
certs in the towns and cities about.
His concerts consist of singing,
playing the violin, speaking and
writing. He gives a concert in
Hudson next Wednesday night.
The body of man was found on
the railway tracks in New Richmond
Sunday morning. He was strang-
er and had been killed by the cars.
A f1attened spike and peculiarly
jacknife = apparently
fashioned for a KEYED to the i'm
preston that the man was a pro-
feSSional burglar.
If brand of soap runs along
after month, showing healthy
and permanent growth in the num-
Der of friends won, it will be gener-
ally admitted that it possesses un-
usual merit. For Is years Maple City
Self-Washing Soap has been recog-
nized as the leading hard water
soap in the world.
The Epworth League have ar
ranged for dime social to be given
at J. L. Chapman's in Troy to-mor-
row (Friday) night. Everybody is
invited and assured of pleasant
time. Conveyances for transporta-
ton will be at hand to take those
who have no rigs. Those who will
go by this provided conveyance
will be accommodated if they will
meet at the Reading Rooms at $50.
The people in the city are re-
that there is excellent OPP
portunity to pass time agreeably at
the Reading Room perusing the
excellent magazines, newspapers
and books on the tables and shelves
there, and the people from the
country who come to town with a
season of leisure are invited to the
Reading and Rest Rooms to rest
and to pass the time comfortably.
They have opportunity here TO eat
their lunch by the fire.
River Falls Chapter, No. As,
Royal Arch Masons held convoca-
ton Monday night for work in the
7th-Roya1 Arch-degree, when O.
]. Hohle of Ellsworth, F. A. Sever
anee of Be1denvi1le and C. F. Win
ter of this city were exalted. A
number of visiting companions were
present from Hudson-W. B. An
drews, w. j. Egbert, w. J. Barter,
Jas. K. Mellon, VIM. ]. Johnson, w.
B. Hatch, H. M. Singleman, H. C.
Nicholson and Harry K. Huntoon.
The work was followed by a ban
quet.
We want to do your feed grinding.
We have a sharp set of rolls and
can turn out grist in a very short
space of time. New settlers will be
surprised to learn that when you
come to our mill with 20 sacks of
oats to grind you will need 20 emp
ties, making about double the bulk
you bring. We buy all kinds of
grain, baled hay and straw, and
keep constantly on hand the Mime
apolis Flour, Bran and Shorts. Our
reputation for fair dealing should
assure you that we deserve your
patronage. CASCADE MILLS.
w. H. PUTNAM.