River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-08-20

her hOuSehOld eHeclS, winch she is
offering for sale.
Arthur Todd was down from New
Richmond few days the past week.
A letter from his sister Monday
called him home on account of the
sickness of his father.
Mrs. A. H. Van Voorhis of Can
non Falls, Mimi, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. K. S. Kleeberg-
er of Randolph, Mimi, is visiting
her son, Eugene Van Voorhis.
Mrs. L. P. Whitcomb has return
ed to the city to live and is located
in her own house, corner of Second
and Cedar streets. She spent last
winter with relatives in New York
state.
The Minnesota State Fair COM
mences Aug. 31st and continues
through the week. Fare, round
trip, from River Falls to st. Paul,
including ticket of admission to
fair, $1.45.
We are agents for the we'll known
Belle City Feed Cutter and Slower
Feed Mills, Ovens Tanning Mills.
None better made. Prices and in
formation to be had for the asking
at Lund's.
In the village part of this school
district there are an even 156 girls
and 156 boys of school age. The
total number of scholars is 353 in
stead of 337 as recently reported
Ellsworth Herald.
We ask you to remember that we
are still making the ST. Croix Val
ley Wagon and guarantee it second
to none. Also full line of buggies
which are sure to please in quality
and price, at Lund's.
John Longsett, who resides few
miles southeast of Woodville, has a
COW that has given birth to five
calves inside of eleven months.
This really is a very remarkable
cow.-Baldwin Bulletin.
Our square loaf is equal to Child
lows, it is worth buying add to
this our lifelong experience as sue
cessfu1 bakers and the result is
good bread-or money back. For
sale at Yocum's bakery only.
Chas. Chinook, Jr., met with a
bad accident at Tony Friday, by
which he had a finger of his left
hand sawed off and the hand LAGER
ated. His mother, Mrs. c. 0. Chin
mock, went to see him Monday.
We notice on the west side of the
river that white grub worms are at
work to such an extent that many
patches of sod are red with dead
grass. The same condition is noti-
ceable in Greenwood Cemetery.
Mrs. J. D. Putnam returned to
her home at Los Angeles, CAL, Sat
urday, after an extended visit here
with her son, w. H. Putnam, and
with her daughters, the Misses
Katharine and Sarah, at Minneapo-
lis.
A. w. Flesher's little boy, of
Spring Valley, who drank carbolic
acid, an incident mentioned in our
last weeks paper, with the remark
that it was reported that there was
chance of his recovery, died from
the effects of the poison.
Rev. A. T. Erickson is enjoying
his vacation among relatives and
friends in Minnesota. He is ex-
pected home next week and will
preach the Sunday after, Aug. 30th.
Mr.. Wright will preach in the Bap-
fist church next Sunday.
The weed commissioner would
call the attention of residents of the
city to the fact that the weather has
been very favorable for the growth
of weeds and there has been Wig
orous growth of the second crop
which needs to be chopped off.
Prof Herbert Gill YVES a guest of
o. w. Newcomb over Sunday. He
was on his way from Bozeman,
Montana, where he had been a pro-
fessor in the University for several
years, to Decatur, ILL.,, where he is
engaged as one of the faculty of the
college.
P. L. Annis loaded his we1l-drill-
ing machinery on car Monday,
destined for White Bear Lake where
he has a contract for drilling two
artesian wells, each 900 feet deep
and twelve inches in diameter.
The wells are to supply water for
| the lake.
In consequence of the continued
wet weather there was considerable