River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-05-19
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The caucus of the town of River
Falls, held at CAROLS office, Satur-
day afternoon, resulted as follows:
for the La Toilette candidates as
delegates, 16; for the Baensch, 40.
DR.. Grant Slovenian of the fac
ulty of the State University has
been granted a years absence to
work in Princeton college, where he
had been offered and has accepted a
position of responsibility as sub
stitute. The salary is So, 500 year.
DR.. Slovenian is a nephew of Hon.
c. D. Parker.
The Canadian Concert Co. which
will be here tomorrow night is
composed of eight artists, one Of
whom is reader who gives selec-
tons in dialect. The press notices
of them where they have been are
uniformly of very high order. Go
and hear them is the testimony of
all who have heard them.
1t has been so cold for the last
two weeks that vegetation has made
but little advance. Grain has gen.
orally come up but is practically at
a standstill. 1t is time corn was
planted and up. Some have plant
ed, while others consider it useless
to put corn in while the ground is
so cold and it freezes nights.
Miss Hemenway has been fixing
up the Rest Room the past week.
It is her purpose to brick-veneer
the building on the exterior and to
plaster the walls and put on steel
ceiling inside at no distant day.
But, TO make the room as neat as
possible in the meantime, the in
terror walls and ceiling have been
covered with building paper.
At Eau Claire last Friday even
ing, Fred Woodland, Bloomer, won
the district declamatory and will
represent this district at Madison,
June 8. The Eau Claire high school
and people entertained the visitors
royalty, being very fair and liberal
in their applause of all speakers,
and rendering the contestants and
visitors a reception at the close of
the contest.
Mrs. Tozer will have five summer
cottages for rent at the lake shore
this season, two having been built
this spring. A number of people
have already made engagements for
an outing there and it is desirable
that as many as have desire to
rent should see Mrs. Tozer as soon
as possible so that arrangements
may be made to avoid the conflict
ing of dates.
"A man falls from great height
and is injured" are the startling
headlines frequently read in the
papers, but to fall from a great
height and escape without a scratch
is different story. The Petit, Max
we'll and Griffin trio fall from a
dizzy height of IS feet and alight
right side up. With Gollmar Bros.
big new railroad shows, triple cir
Gus, all feature menagerie and Ro-
man hippodrome which exhibits
here on Thursday, May rs, on Cur
rier's circus ground.
The result of the Republican eau
Gus held in the second precinct of
the city-that part in Pierce county
was, IS for the La Toilette dele
gates to 181 for the Baensch dele
gates-a total caucus vote of 267.
Two years ago the vote at the eau
Gus for the election of delegates to
the county convention for the cleo
ton of delegates to the state con-
vention was 237.' On that occasion
the La Toilette delegates received
81 votes and those opposed to the
denomination of La Toilette 1856.
The administration candidates for
delegates at the caucus were, Geo.
Theo. Smith; Ed. Elertson; Oluff
Barg and Lester Griffin. The dele
gates elected were, Thos. TAFT;
Emil Carisch; G. E. Pratt and ]. L.
Anderson.
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