River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-11-24

| home in Monroe.
Miss Stella Tunis of Winnebago
City, Mimi, is visiting her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Will
liams, of this city.
Bills submitted to the County
Board for attempted capture of the
slayer of the late Harry o. Harris
amount to over 81 900.
County Clerk Hohle issued mar
rage license last week to Albert
Nelson of Ellsworth and Amelia NJ
Tingvall of River Falls.
A two-days' teachers institute is
held in Hudson this week-Friday
and Saturday, conducted by Prof.
J.F. Sims of the Normal.
The high school girls prepared a
banquet at G. A. r. hall Saturday
night for the football team on it's
return from the Hudson defeat.
Mrs. o. M. White and children
left yesterday, Wednesday, for Rock
Falls to remain the winter with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Day.
The River Falls contingent of
hunters returned from the woods
Tuesday evening, each bringing a
deer; Min Chinook also got bear.
The remains of the late J. D. Put
nam are expected to arrive here
Saturday or Sunday. ]. D. Put
nam, Jr., will accompany them here.
The Postmaster General has given
the rural route carriers a Thanks
giving holiday. No mail distribut-
ed on rural routes Thanksgiving
day.
Nearly one hundred Minneapolis
schoolmarms have recently resign
ed. The work assigned them is
claimed to be beyond their endur-
anoe.
Frank Adams, accompanied by
his mother went to Deerwood, Mimi,
Tuesday afternoon for a two-weeks
visit at the home of his brother, c..
H. Adams.
John Chapman and wife accom-
pany their cousin, G. w. Brown of
Portland Maine, to ST. Louis. They
leave for that place this-Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Margaret Farnsworth gave
a picnic party in the Park last Fri
day, Nov. Is, to number of her
young friends on the occasion of
her birthday.
Grass is yet green and shows but
little injury from frost. The winter
will be curtailed by the number of
days of warm weather before it be-
gins in earnest.
The Missouri building at the ST.
Louis Worlds fair, the finest state
building on the grounds, was dam
aged by fire Saturday night to the
extent of 100000.
Banana skins may profitably be
made use of to keep fine shoes look
ing we'll. The leather rubbed with
fresh banana skins is kept pliable
and with good polish.
Sam Johnson, living near the b.
hemian church, several miles sout h
of town, had his leg broken Mon
day by logs rolling onto it. DR..
Gendron reduced the fracture.
Mrs. Elliott of st. Paul, niece
of Pres. Brier, is a guest at his
home. Mrs. Elliott's infant child
has been attacked with pneum onia
since coming and is very sick.
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.
Mrs. Gust Linden returned to
her home in Minneapolis Saturday
after a weeks visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Herstrum,
living few miles east of this city.
Mrs. Catura was in the city last
week packing up some of her furni-
ture to ship to Winnipeg, N. w. T.
She is helping her son Clyde in
conducting a restaurant at Winni-
peg.
Our high school football team
was beaten at Hudson Saturday by
the Hudson high school boys. The
result of the game gives Hudson
the League championship for the
season.
Phineas Pomeroy has gone to
Missouri. He will visit the fair at
St. Louis and visit at Wellesvi''e
with his wife's people. Mrs. Pome-
roy and daughter Emma are at
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