River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-03-23

See our Speclal DC emOIoiueiiSs'
A1lard-Stewart Co.
Dressmaking and plain sewing
done at Mrs. H. B. Vlie1and's.
Special Saturday, 18c can plum
or apricots 12Hc at Allard-Stewart
Co.'s.
A pansy blossom, full blown, was
picked in the outdoor flower garden
of Mrs. William Chinook Tuesday
of this week.
A number of the Yeomen lodge
congregated at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John VIM Tuesday evening
and passed a pleasant season in
sociability.
w. H. Thompson, the horseshoer,
has new housekeeping machine,
and is ready to clip horses. Bring
in your horses and have their old
coats clipped.
Ross Crane, Humorist and Car
toonist, the last attraction on the
Peoples Lecture Course, will ap-
pear at the M. E. Church next Mon
day evening, Mar. q. Program be-
gins at 8:15 O'Clock.
On April 4, for the first time, a
State Superintendent of Public In
struction is to be elected. There
are but two candidates, both good
men, and neither of them the repre-
sentative of any party or faction.
Miss Estelle Clough wishes schol-
ars in Piano and Organ Music. Pri-
vate scholars and classes in the
Fletcher Method, which is the origi-
nal kindergarten method. Terms
given on inquiry at the Methodist
parsonage.
Attorney S. N. Hawkins of New
Richmond has been circulating a
petition asking that the legislature
do not remove the capital from
Madison and that the capitol build
ing be repaired instead of building
a new one.
The members of the Rebekah
lodge are kindly requested to be
present at the meeting this, Thurs
day, evening, March %, as there is
work to be done preparatory for the
district meeting to be held in the
near future at Prescott.
Mrs. Fletcher White returned last
Friday from La Sueur, Mimi, where
she had spent the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Kellogg. Mrs.
Kellogg, accompanied by her chill
dren, came down Saturday to visit
with her mother and sisters here.
S. J. Rasmussen goes to Carpio,
N. D., next week where he will To-
cate, having bought the First Ma
tional Bank of that place. His trip
next week is to close the deal on
the property and to arrange for the
building of a house for residence
as there are no vacant houses in
town.
Clean red. clover seed on sale at
Allard-Stewart Co. IS.
This is March and the tempera-
ture is far from being torrid, yet
from the number of CANNES congre-
eating on the street corners or per-
ambulating the sidewalks it might
be thought to be DOG Days"
Every dog has his day" and some
of them have too many days allotted
to their existence.
Rev. James Evans was in the city
a few days the first of the week,
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Geo. ] +.
Dodge. Rev. Evans is supplying
the pulpit of the M. E. church at
Hudson in the absence of Rev. T.
]. Snodgrass who is sick in hospi-
tai at Brodhead. Rev. Snodgrass
had been compelled TO submit to an
operation with the probability that
another would be necessary.
The High School is nearly ready
! for the first section of its annual
| Declamatory contest. The boys
contest, oratorical division, will be
held one week from to-day, Mar. 80.
The girls contest non-oratorical.
will be held April IA. The league
contest non-oratorical, with repre-
sentatives from nine schools in st.
Croix and Pierce counties will be
held in this city on April %. The
District contest will be held at a
place to be determined upon later
on, May II.
A letter from French Baird, dated
March Is, at Cheney, Washington
says: "The bluebirds are feeding
their young near the corner of oul
house. The air is soft and balmy
as a June morning in Wisconsin
Buttercups were in bloom here four
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