River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-10-13
Ask the Deputies about the BEA-

coal from J. q. Anderson.
A new Lot of Sample Gloves just
received at K. N. Jenson's.
You may think you know. But
may be you don't understand the
BEAVER PLAN.
Winter-sawed green Eastwood
lumber wanted at River Falls by
w. H. Putnam.
For RENT.-Good house on 4th
street. Enquire of T. w. Nichols,
Corner Sd and Cedar streets.
The Produce Co.'s new building
is progressing in construction. The
basement walls are up and brick is
being laid for the above-ground
story.
This is autumn and-fall. Au-
tumn when the fruits are gathered
to satisfy the demands Of man and
fall, when the leaves drop from the
trees.
There were great many people
in from the country Saturday. The
rain precluded farm work and gave
the farmers an opportunity to come
to town.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Manion went
to St. Louis Monday to see the ex-
hibits at the fair. They will visit
relatives at Chicago and Milwaukee
on their return.
Mrs. M. A. Guy and Mrs. w. D.
Parker gave another of their de-
lightful parties last Saturday after
noon. Refreshments were served
at the Parker cottage.
w. H. Williams was the delegate
from the first ward to the St. Croix
county Republican convention held
in Hudson Monday at which county
officers were nomin ated.
Miss Jennette West left Monday
for St. Paul where she has accepted
a position with the Gopher Fish Co.
Her sister Myrtle has been with the
Gopher" for some time.
The Kinnickinnic and South Fork
were very high the first of the week
and great quantities of the good
soil of St. Croix and Pierce counties
were mingled with the water.
Kuropatkin' strategy to put his
forces to the front is meeting with
universal praise. We are getting
to the front at Sanderson's Studio.
Our pictures are getting universal
praise.
The heavy frost of last Thursday
night has colored the leaves and set
millions of them to falling. The
hard naples are beautifully colored
with yellow tlnges, the oaks with
every shading of red.
There will be gathering of the
relatives of Mrs. Butler Parker at
the home of Geo. Pratt this evening.
Mrs. Parker will accompany the
Curriers' to California and expects
to leave Saturday next.
At the Democratic senatorial con-
vention held in Hudson yesterday
Attorney F. M. White of this city
was nominated. The Democrats of
the district could have found no
better man for the place.
The Democratic Congressional
convention, of the 18th district, held
al Spooner last Saturday, nonina-
ted George Cooper of Superior.
Bayfield,, Burnett, Pierce and Polk
counties sent no delegates.
John Adams came to the city Sat-
urday evening and visited with his
mother until Monday afternoon.
He is employed as clerk in cloth
ing store at Moorhead, Mimi, where
he located the first of August.
Lincoln Stef1in's article on Wis
consin Politics is a good article.
Some believe it and some do not.
We can give you a good article in
the line of Photos at Sanderson' S
Give us trial and you will believe
it.
Until the heavy frost of last
Thursday flowers were abundant in
out-of-door areas, but now few
blooms are seen except where pro-
tected. Mrs. Heman Hutchins sent
a boquet of beautiful fresh Dahlias
to this office one day last week.
This was the conclusion of the
Supreme Court in the Republican
ticket case: "Both the motion of
the plaintiff and the defendent are
denied and the cause is dismissed
because OF lack of sufficient facts
appearing to constitute cause of
action"
Tha C,1o-a,,a Court has decided