River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-04-07
Republican State convention al
Madison May Is.

George Wilmoth has moved into
his new house on east Maple street.
Mrs. John Barnard went TO Min
neapolis yesterday for weeks Wis
it.
Fifteen people committed suicide
in Milwaukee in the month of March
last.
Attend the Rummage Sale at the
new Reading Rooms, Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. E. B. Holmes went TO Bay
City last week on visit TO her sis
ter, Mrs. Tyler.
Mrs. C. D. Dyson and son Carl of
New Richmond spent Tuesday with
the family of Ole Bang.
Plenty of cake at the Rummage
Sale tomorrow and Saturday at
the new Reading Rooms.
Lyle Randall is spending the
week in St. Paul with his cousin,
Master Arthur Trenholm.
You don't need thermometer in
the wash tub when YOU use Ga1vanic
Soap. It will wash clothes in water
at any temperature. We recon-
mend however that you use cold or
1uke-warm water and simply let the
clothes soak in the suds. The dirt
will be thoroughly loosened and
when very soiled parts are simply
rubbed between the hands and the
clothes rinsed they will be perfectly
clean and spotlessly white.
The Wisconsin university exhibit,
prepared for the Worlds fair at St.
Louis, was shipped the first of the
week. The exhibit is an elaborate
one and is calculated to give an
idea of the progress of the univer-
sity since its foundation, it's present
size, the work of the various Depart
ments of the university as it exists
to-day and the unique location and
environment of the institution, this
last by relief model of the grounds
and buildings.
A. H. Lord received telegram
from California Monday announcing
the death of his nephew, Tobias
Lord, which occurred Sunday night.
at 1890 at his home at San Jose.
Mr.. Lord contracted mountain fever
about three years ago while on a
journey through central Oregon to
buy horses and had since been in
failing health. He was about forty
eight years old. He leaves a wife
(sister of T. M. E. and Schuyler
Hamilton Of this city, and four
children.
Walter D. Elliott of Clifton and
Miss Ella B. Bredahl of the town of
River Falls were married yesterday,
by Rev. D. B. Spencer. The cere-
mony was performed at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. M. Bredah1, in the presence of
about forty of the most intimate
friends of the bride and groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott will go to
housekeeping on the Elliott farm in
Clifton. The JOURNAL extends cor
dial congratulations to these wor-
thy young people upon the occasion
of their union and wishes them hap
piness and prosperity.
10. Jensen, formerly timer with
John Klein and later with Dunn
Bros, is now located in the Haven
building, formerly occupied as a
furniture store, where he is prepar-
ed to do sheet-iron work of all kinds
the manufacture of tanks of all
kinds-stock-w watering, wagon, oil
and gasoline and feeding troughs,
sap pans and sap buckets. He is
always prepared to do general job
work in his line such as eayes-
troughing, roofing, furnace work,
and everything pertaining to the
timers trade. All work done with
neatness and dispatch and at reas-
enable prices.
The election in the town of River
Falls was devoid of excitement,
there being no opposition to the one
ticket nominated at the caucus.
The voters seemed little interested
in the judicial ticket, there being
but 66 ballots for Justice of the Su
preme Court. Of these Luse re-
ceived SO and 20 were cast for Ker-
win. There were Is votes cast for
the town tickets, against 81 cast at
the caucus last Saturday. The
sum of $3.50 was voted for expenses
and special road works. 200 for
general expenses and $3.50 for spe-
cial work. Of this sum SIS was
voted to be expended on the ]. P.
Adams hill; $50 on the Ignak Broke
hill and SIS on the Thompson Hurst