River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-11-03
Order a supply of the Pocahontas

Order a supply of the Pocahontas
coal from J. z. Anderson.
Mrs. Sarah Tozer is erecting two
more cottages at Ilwaco Springs.
Get pure linen Stamped Doilie
FREE at Allard, Stewart Co.'s. See
their ad. for particulars.
Eddie Rovde of Gilman was kick
ed by horse last Tuesday and suf-
fers from a broken jaw as a conse-
quence.
This is splendid weather. The
sunshine is unobscured by cloud or
haze. A gentle breeze from the
south occasionally stirs the lighter
branches of trees and
''The thistle down. the only ghost of flowers,
Floats slowly by, sails noiseless out of sight,
Twenty-Five per cent DISCOUNT on
several numbers in Dress Goods,
Cloaks and Underwear al Allard,
Stewart Co.'s Saturday, Nov. 5th.
One day only. These are brand
new goods and GOOD values at regu-
lar prices.
Every voter who wants his ballot
counted for Roosevelt for president
must mark the cross under each of
the Is names in the fourth column
Republican Ticket" below the cir
cle-commencing with Charles F.
Ilsley and ending with Ed. L. Peet.
Don't you forget it."
Last Sunday was fine day and
everybody seemed to be out of
doors to enjoy the sunshine and the
balmy air. The balm" however,
was not of opening buds and eff
foresence but of frosted and decay
ing leaves. The odor of frosted
leaves in the first stages of decay
is pleasing to the olfactory nerves.
C. A. Fuller, accompanied by his
wife and family and his mother,
Mrs. Laura Fuller, and sister, Miss
Alta Fuller, left Monday for Jen-
nings, Louisiana, where they expect
to remain year or more. Mr.. Full
1er's son Albion preceded them to
Jennings, leaving here the 10Th.
Mr.. Fuller has rented his farm for a
year to Smith Martin.
A wreck of the freight train be-
tween Be1denville and Ellsworth
Saturday afternoon prevented the
evening passenger train from reach
ing Ellsworth until o'clock Sun
day morning. Five loaded cars of
the freight left the track and were
badly smashed. The engine and
the caboose remained on the track.
The wrecking train got things clear
ed up Sunday forenoon.
Some people who are favorable to
a primary election law but do not
approve of all of the provisions of
the law to be voted on Tuesday say:
"If the law does not prove salts
factory it can be amended" The
Attorney General says the law can
not be amended and if adopted next
Tuesday it is practically an amend
ment to the constitution and cannot
be amended by the legislature.
The starch factory is making fine
starch this fall Notwithstanding the
fact that it is grinding potatoes
among which are many that are rot
ten. These rotten potatoes do not
in the least impair the quality of
the starch as all decay goes out
with the washings. Potatoes are
not coming in in large quantities
this week. Many farmers are stor-
ing and holding for higher prices.
Sara D. Blotcky presented MRS.
Wiggs" at the M. E. church Monday
evening. There was a good-sized
audience Notwithstanding the fact
that Halloween parties were being
held in the city and many people
had gone to Hudson on the excur-
sion train to the Democratic rally.
The entertainment was a pleasing
one, Miss Blotcky presenting the
incidents in the Cabbage Patch with
much realism.
Halloween night was a fine one
for the boys to be out on their an
nual rampage of mischief. They
were out early-and late-Monday
night and the consequences of their
mischievous campaign were plainly
visible Tuesday morning. Some
annoyance to householders occurred
but no serious damage to property
that we are aware Of. Well, boys
will be boys" and everybody who
has been a boy has good deal of
sympathy with the boys.
A large crowd went from here
and Ellsworth to Hudson Monday
night on the special train to the