River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-10-27

to Perham, Otter Tail county, Mimi,
to-day.
Another car of the Sunday Creek
Hooking Coal. Order from Jas. z.
Anderson & Co.
But Kempf sticks. His name is
on the official ballot, right under
Walter L. Houser's.
Theodore Moline is down from St.
Paul on visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Moline.
Remember the Supper of the o.
E. S. ladies at Masonic Hall Friday
night-Oct. 28-from $50 O'Clock
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Cook of
Frankfort, S. D., arrived here to-
day on visit to Mrs. Cooks par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Bangs.
After week of northerly winds,
strongly intimations of
winter, the south wind again pre-
walls and the sun shines with a well
coming cheer.
The ladies of the Eastern Star
promise good supper at Masonic
Hall Friday night. They will make
their promise good for among them
are splendid cooks.
THE light is sweet and a pleasant
thing it is to see the SUM-" He is
the more appreciated when he
shines after having hidden his face
in impenetrab1e clouds for a week.
Special train to Hudson from
Ellsworth and RIVER Falls Monday
evening to the Democratic Rally.
Addresses will be made by Ex-Gov.
Geo. Peck and Gen. ]. L. O'Connor
Train leaves Ellsworth at 1880
O. clock.
The trees that were so profusely
and beautifully clothed with leaves
a few weeks ago are now bare-ex-
cept the oaks-and the dead leaves
are hustled about on the ground by
winds. 1t looks DESC
late and lonesome.
A special train has been engaged
by the Democratic committee of St.
Croix county to run from Ellsworth
to Hudson next Monday night on
the occasion of the Democratic raj
Iy at Hudson. Elk Gov. Peck speaks
as does Elk Attorney-General ]. L.
O'Connor, one of the best orators
in the state. The fare from River
Falls to Hudson and back on this
occasion is IS cents.
The campaign is getting warm
and will be hot by the end of next
week. Gov. Van SAINT speaks at
Hudson Saturday night on national
issues from the Republican view
point; Ex-Gov. Peck and O'Connor
speak there Monday night from the
Democratic side and Hon. P. H.
Fay speaks here next Thursday
night in advocacy of the principles
of the National Republican party.
Soren ]. Rasmussen, late of the
Bank of Starbuck, Mimi, has bought
a controlling interest in the First
National Bank of Perham, Mimi,
and moved to that place, entering
upon his duties as president of the
institution. Mr.. Rasmussen under
stands the banking business and
will be sure to succeed at Perham,
a hust1ing town of 1000 inhabitants
in the rich agricultural county of
Otter Tail. The town supports
three newspapers and has manu-
factories of flour, lumber, doors and
blinds, etc. There are several
beautiful lakes in the vicinity.
We are late day this week in
getting out the JOURNAL owing to
having to wait for the supplement
containing the election ballot. The
ballot appears with this issue. 1t
is big one, and complicated. Study
it. Pick out the men you want to
vote for and on election day mark
on a similar ballot a cross in the
square below the name of every
man you wish elected. Do not for
get the presidential electors. For
the Republican ticket these are:
Charles F. Ilsley; Albert R. Hall;
John L. Sherron; James M. Bush
nell; James. H. Cabanis; Fred c.
Lorenz; Fred w. Cords; Carl S.
Porter; Hubert A. Bright; Edward
McGlachlin; George Boyer; Melvin
D. Keith; Ed. L. Peet. These are
endorsed by both of the Republican
factions.
Yes, that sidewalk to the depot is
needed. There should be a walk
from Maple street bridge on the
east side of the wagon road to the