River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-05-26

| Try the new baker at Tingwall &
Yocum's.
Order a Brick of Ice Cream for
your Sunday dinner, IS cents. C.
r. Taggart.
The new baker at Tingwall &
Yocum's is frst-class in every re-
spect. He thoroughly understands
the trade and can turn out with
neatness and dispatch any thing in
the bakers line-bread that is the
best, and pastry, pies, cakes, cookies,
doughnuts, etc. Cake made to
order speciality.
The st. Croix Valley Veterans
association holds its annual meet
ing at New Richmond June 7, 8 and
g. Reduced rates of fare are grant
ed by the railroads. Hon. John ].
Jenkins will be one of the speakers
and DR.. E. E. Clough, Vice Com
mander of G. A. R. of the state,
another. New Richmond will en-
terrain the veterans Hospitality.
Miss Anna Deneen went to River
Falls last Sunday, and Monday
morning began work in the post
office at that city. Anna has been
in the Office here for number of
years and has been a competent,
trustworthy and obliging postmis-
tress, needless to say she has many
friends who regret to see her leave.
We wish her success.-Hammond
News.
The Swedish Lutheran church of
Mann Valley will celebrate June 3,
Friday next, in honor of the decen-
NAL anniversary of the pastorate of
Rev. Bengston, he having preached
to this congregation for ten years.
A program will be rendered in the
afternoon with a supper at night.
In the evening ice cream and lemon
ade will be served. Everybody is
invited.
The graduating exercises of the
High school will be held in Opera
Hall Thursday evening, June 2.
There are nine graduates this year
Maggie Brown, Maudie Reynolds,
Bessie Odell, Mabel Schofeld, John
Knapp, Charles Nicholson, Glen
Rounsevell, David Smith and LIE
Roy Sweet. The Alumni banquet
will be given on Friday evening,
June 3, in Odd Fellows Hall.
Lightning got in some damaging
work in St. Croix county in the
storm of last Saturday. The tow
mill at Hammond was struck and
burned and two men, Chas Address
and Clarence Greeman, were severe
ly injured. The Catholic church at
New Richmond was struck and
slightly damaged. The house of
Rev. Broullard, Catholic priest,
in Somerset was struck and burned.
F. F. Kalk of Cumberland is in
the city. He has been engaged by
Mr.. Utman to take charge of the
River Falls Produce company's
business here. He will attend to
the buying of produce while Mr.
Utman will find markets where the
produce can be disposed of to the
best advantage. Mr.. Kalk will
move his family into the brick house
on Union street which c. o. Chin
mock will soon vacate to move into
his own house on the same street.
The weather this spring thus far
has been more conducive to the
taking of cold and resulting sick
ness than the severe cold weather
of the winter. A few very warm
days constrained people to discard
some of their wooden clothing and
the sudden change to colder wealth
err, with raw winds from the north,
took people at disadvantage to
withstand the cold. The result has
been numerous instances of severe
colds, in some cases developing
pneumonia.
w. w. Taggart is over from Prime
vile, Oregon, and is stopping at
present in St. Paul. He would like
to take back carload of people to
see eastern Oregon where there is
now excellent Inducements to To-
cate. The climate is a specific
against hay fever and like diseases.
Mr.. Taggart has in view some good
timber claims, desert land claims,
and homesteads. He will be in
this city Saturday, at the drug store
of C. R. Taggart where he will be
pleased to answer all enquiries and
explain inducements fully.
For SALE.-A De Laval, $50 size
Separator; been used one year. Will