River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-11-10
Block wood for sale. Geo. For

Frank Howe, Jr., is confined to
the house by illness.
DR.. Briggs of ST. Paul was a guest
of DR.. Ashley last week.
C. F. Heinrich has received car
load of fancy New York apples.
The starch factory has shut down
for the season with light run.
DR.. Ashley is moving into his
fine new residence on Fourth street.
Rebekah meeting at l. O. o. F.
hall next Thursday afternoon and
evening.
Dinner and Supper at the Read
ing Room a week from next Satur-
day, Nov. 10.
The Cascade Mil1s-W. H. Put
nam-has fresh buckwheat -four
for sale. Phone 3.
M. Cream and Archie Reynolds
were in Prescott last week laying
cement walk for T. Manion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Elliott and
children went to Ladysmith this
morning on visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
F. E. Munroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ensign went
to Ladysmith yesterday TO spend
the winter with their daughter, Mrs.
Frank Munroe.
The |. o. G. T. convention for
Dist. No. Is meets at the Public
Reading Room Friday, Nov. 18th.
All Good Templars cordially invit-
ed.
Rev. Morgan Wood at the Con-
gregational church tomorrow even
ing-second number in Peoples
Lecture Course. Reserved seats at
Taggart's.
Mrs. Graham and son Robert have
returned from Minneapolis where
they had been living for several
months, and are residing at the
home of VIM. Graham.
All kinds of Hides and Skins
Tanned for Robes (and Tanned
Well) by S. B. Foot & Co., Red
Wing, MINI. Write us for shipping
instructions. Prices reasonable.
Don't forget to attend the public
meeting held in the M. E. church
at O'Clock next Saturday evening
by the Good Temp1ars of Pierce and
St. Croix counties. Good music
and readings rendered by some of
the best local talent will make the
program interesting to you. A
union service led by Grand Chief
Tenp1ar w. H. Clark will be held
in the Congregational church Sun
day evening.
This week A. M. Challeen, who
for the past decade has made the
Grant House one of the best hotels
in the state, retires and Mr.. C. Edw.
Shepard Of River Falls, Wis, as
sumes the management. Mr.. Shep
ard comes TO the people of Rush
City with the very best of creden-
tials, takes up business in every
way prosperous, and will no doubt
meet with the same success here as
has attended him elsewhere The
Rush City (Minn.) Post.
Hon. P. H. Fay's lecture at Opera
Hall Thursday night of last week
was a good one. Mr.. Fay is
pleasing speaker. He has good
voice and an easy manner on the
stage. His speech was little out
of the line of the ordinary political
campaign address. He did not go
over the beaten track usually fol-
lowed by the common partizan
speakers, but stated new facts, yet
facts pertinent to the issue and the
more striking because new to the
audience.
The open season for deer hunting
begins tomorrow Nov. IL and
lasts until Dec. l, Some twenty
hunters go from here to the north
ern woods this week. F. V. Will
liams, T. H. Daniels, Min. Chin
mock and eight or ten more went to
Cable yesterday. c. O. Chinook,
Bert Dunn, Ray Williams and sever
al others go to Cable Saturday,
while J J. Foster, Geo. w. Krauth,
Louis Henry, Barney Carolan and
H. w. Morrow, left for Pratt Tues
day afternoon.
A very sad affair took place in the
town of La Toilette Thursday night.
Some of the neighbors had gone to
Marcus D. B1ood's to charivari him
as they supposed he had taken unto
himself a wife. Mr.. Blood feeling
aggrieved over the reception fired a
shot through an upstairs window
and it hit a ten-year-old boy, Lyman
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