River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-10-29

i1uSLOn, IN. -, last OdIuludy anu
will remain. until after the session
of the county board.
Attorney Howard D. Bailey, of
Superior, who was here in 1876, in
the Office of N. P. Haugen, was
married to Miss Florence L. Burle-
son of Vermont, Sept. 80.
Mrs. A. R. Lanphear, who had
been visiting friends here for sever
al months, went to ST. Paul yester-
day, where she will visit for week
before going to her home at Fargo,
N. d.
Carl Yocum, at the stand of the
Model Bakery, sells good bread, a
square loaf, 5 cents. He has first
class baker whose work is honest,
clean and the goods are of the best
quality.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Tanberg of
Spring Valley accompanied by Mrs.
Tanberg's mother, Mrs. Erickson,
and sister, Miss Alice of New Cen
terville, visited friends in the city
last Friday.
Rev. John Williamson died at
Hastings the 10Th instant, after a
long illness aged IS years. He
was resident of this city at one
time but for the last fifteen years
had lived in Hastings.
The Public schools have but one
session to-day and none tomorrow
as the teachers go to Chippewa
Falls to attend the meetings of the
Northwestern Teachers Association
held Friday and Saturday.
Phil. Cheek, insurance adjuster,
politician and Grand Army past
commander, was in the city Tues
day. He attended the session of /.
N. Nichols Post in the evening and
made a speech of much interest.
Penny wise and pound foolish is
a term that cannot he applied to
users of Gold Medal -four because
it is a fact that from 40 to 70 pounds
more of bread come out of every
Dbl. of Gold Medal flour. Ask your
grocer.
The last of October and dande-
lions are in bloom along the way.
This has been an ideal October.
The wind has blown from the south
most of the time, there has been
but little frost and the sun has
shone every day in the month.
Genuine goodness is rare virtue
that is always recognized, whether
in folks, merchandise or soap.
Maple City Self-Washing Soap pos
sesses this virtue as does no other
soap on the market. To try it once
is to use it always. Get it at your
grocer's.
First number of Peoples Lecture
Course at M. E. church Nov. g..
Albert Armstrong in Picture
Plays" Reserved seats and en-
trance tickets on sale at Taggart' S
on and after Monday, Nov. 2. Sea-
son tickets $1.00; single tickets 40c;
reserved seats 10c.
NelS Homes, a resident in the
Randall district some twenty years
ago before going west, arrived here
last week accompanied by his
daughters, Alma and Josie. They
are from Fort Sisseton, S. D., and
came the whole distance, $50 miles,
by team in three weeks.
DIR. R. u. Cairns moved to Down
ing the first of the week, where he
will locate in the practice of his
profession. There is no other
physician in the place. We regret
to lose DR.. Cairns from the com
munity. He is a good physician
and a genial gentleman.
Two hunting accidents occurred
in ST. Croix county Sunday, one of
which was fatal. In Erin Prairie
Chas. Schussten was killed by the
accidental discharge of gun in the
hands of John Cienoski and in
Baldwin Frank Ova was accidental
ly shot in the leg which he will lose.
Fred Muckenhausen has sold his
stock of merchandise to James
Davis of Clifton, through the Geo.
Theo. Smith real estate agency.
Mr. Muckenhausen has been en-
gagged in the mercantile business
here for twenty-seven years and has
always had the reputation of being
an honorable business man.
The Ole Olson brick house near
the school house was sold to c. N.
Wiger through the Geo. Theo. Smith
Land Co., and not through the Wis
consin Land Co., as was stated in
L. Wy