River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-11-17
Now the election is over we are
ready for the fall of Port Arthur.

NOW the eleCllulI--lS- over we are
ready for the fall of Port Arthur.
Something of interest in Stewart
& Grimms ad. See page 4 for par
tic liars.
Mic. Bonsness and Mrs. Hagestad
of Martell were callers in this city
yesterday.
Miss Anna Swanson has resigned
her school and will remain a few
months with her sister.
A London inventor has made a
radium clock that will run 1000
years without winding.
Louis Romdenne of Black Duck,
Mimi, is a visitor at the home of
his sister, Mrs. ]. H. Langdon.
AS next Thursday is Thanksgiv-
ing we shall want to go to press on
Wednesday. Send communications
to correspond with this change of
date.
About a dozen members of l. N.
Nichols Post called on Comrade
Foster last night to bid him good
bye upon the eve of his removal
to California.
Since the Democrats failed to get
the presidency anything else
in the election they are demanding,
with authoritative insistence, re-
vision of the tariff.
Prospective settlers are beginning
to camp on the boundaries of the
Uintah Indian Reservation, Utah,
although the reservation will not be
open to settlement till next March.
Homer Levings went to Milwau-
kee yesterday to enter the Soldiers
Home. Mr.. Levings has been in
poor health for sometime and at the
Home he will have the benefit of
treatment by experts in medicine
and surgery.
The county boards met Tuesday.
Ed. Fitzgerald was elected chair
man of the Pierce county board and
Alfred Stiles of the board in St.
Croix county Walter Glass, y. w.
Chinook, ST., Thos. TAFT and V.
E. Bailey are the representatives of
this city.
Rev. James Evans will occupy the
pulpit of the M. E. church in Hud-
son next Sunday and the Sunday
following, preaching as supply for
Rev. Snodgrass who is still suffer
ing from sickness. Mr.. Snodgrass
hopes to be able to preach the Sun
day succeeding Mr.. Evans appoint
ment for him. ~ ~~9"@
What's the usetof going tozCali-
fornia while the weather is ideal
here? Nobody complains of the
present weather. Every. one says
with enthusiasm in his voice: This
is fine weather." There is no frost
in the ground; the wind blows gen.
thy from the south and the sun
shines brightly from a cloudless
sky.
DIR. E. Co. Roberts, optometrist,
will make his next regular visit. to
River Falls Nov. % and "a, with Of
fee at City Hotel. The science of
optometry not only treats of light
and vision, but also of Physiology
and the functions of the nervous
system. Relief from all nervous
and functional arrangements which
are caused by loss of motor nerve
force through errors of refraction
can be had by wearing glasses
which correct the defects of the eye
and thus stop the waste of vital
energy. -
Considerable work has been done
in Glen Park the past season that
adds to its Improvement and pleas.
ing appearance. The result of the
work on the fat next to the pond is
most noticeable. Here the brush
was cut away and the trees trimmed
up A path was cut from the lower
to the upper power house for the
convenience of the force in the cleo
trio light service, the new bridge
offering help in transit. In other
parts--above the hill-=refuse, rub.
bish and brush was cleared away
and superfuous trees were cut
down.
The Irish World, published in
New York City, has come to this
Office for several months past, and
we have been much interested and
instructed by reading it. The
World supported Roosevelt in this
campaign and did effective work
among the Irish people especially