River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-29

the former taking course In phySi
cal culture and manual training ii
the St. Cloud Normal school anc
the latter teaching music and draw
ing in the Alexandria city schools.
Knute Wigen has made volun
tary assignment of his stock oil
goods to Geo. Thee. Smith for the
benift of creditors and the store is
closed. The goods will be sold to
the best advantage possible. That
part of the stock subject to frost
will be sold off as soon as it can be
advantageously.
The New Richmond tow mill has
been moved to Iowa. The city
council ordered it removed from
where it was located, the residents
living near it complaining that it
was a nuisance to them. The own
ers of the mill moved it further than
the council intended. The city has
probably gained loss"
At the last regular meeting of the
Degree of Pocahontas the following
officers were elected:
Pocahontas-Mr ]. E. Hendrix.
Prophetess-Mrs SCHNEIDER.
Powhattan-Chas Deans.
Wenonah-Edith Reed.
K. of R Mrs. R. S. Williams.
K. of Wanna L. Deneen.
There was an enjoyable Christ
mas at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
T. Deans, the children residing at
points far removed each from the
other and the parents having met
to celebrate this most important
| holiday-the Misses Belle NJ. Deans
from Moorhead, and Sarah from
Menomonie, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. l..
Tinker from Bibon.
The Address Opera house will be
opened to the public, Friday, Dec
80, with a grand concert, dance and
supper. Hammond people may we'll
be proud of the fine building, which
is as fine an opera house as you will
find outside of any city of ten or
| fifteen thousand inhabitants. No
expense is to be spared on the open
ing and the biggest time of their
lives" is promised all who attend.-
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The K. O. T. M. elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term
at their last regular meeting:
Com.-Frank b, Jaynes. .~.
1t. CONF. x. Knoble. #
Chap.-Ed. Nicholson.
Sergt. Henry Elliott.
M. at Az. Engdahl
Phys DR. Gendron.
1st M. of Gas. Brown.
End NJ. of &C. Winchell.
Sent.-F. G. Peterson.
Picket-H. Schiek.
Trustee-B. Symes.
The week of prayer will be OBJ
served by the churches according to
a plan of the three resident pastors
as follows: Monday evening, Jan.
2, Rev. Ward will preach in the
Congregational church; Tuesday
evening Rev. D. B. Spencer in the
Baptist church; Wednesday evening
Rev. A. T. Erickson in the Metho-
dist church; Thursday evening Rev.
E. E. Clough in the Congregations al
church; Frid y evening Rev. E P.
Sanderson in the Baptist church
| The preachers will discuss themes
| of those things which they regard
as needed most in the work in the
city at this time.
The northwest was enveloped in
a fierce snow storm the first of the
week. The storm was a veritable
blizzard and extended over a large
extent of territory. Further east
and south the storm commenced
with a rain. Here there was no
rain but the earlier snowfall was
damp and sticky, the temperature
not being very cold but the wind
very high. Later the thermometer
dropped and during Tuesday night
reached limit of IL degrees below
zero. The high wind made exist
ence out of doors exceedingly un.