River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-12-07

duQ VlClulIy t1dI AO Ae1o IohOA LIZ
management of the new elevator OF
the Wisconsin Elevator Company at
this place and solicits the liberal
patronage of the public. The ar
rangements for handling grain at
the new elevator are the most con-
venient that can be had.
Patterson, Democrat, for COVER
nor in Ohio gets 1,500 plurality in
the election Nov. 7. There however
is little political significance in the
fact. Ohio, on National politics,
gave at the last presidential election
a Republican majority of 100000,
and if Roosevelt should be a candi-
date for reelection the vote of Ohio
would be nearly all cast for him.
DR.. C. M. Gould came up from
Chicago, where he had been taking
a course of lectures, to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays, guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. En-
sign where his wife had been visit
ing for several weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gould went to Milwaukee Monday
where they will make their future
the Doctor practicing his
Our Fire Company has appointed
a committee to look into the matter
Of raising funds and laying plans
for new Opera House in this city.
There is strong sentiment in fav-
or of such a general convenience,
but the enterprise can be effectual
only through the hearty co-opera-
ton and liberality of the whole COM
munity. Every one can and should
help. Who will not do his share in
contributing TO this long-felt &C.
mand?
The Catholic ladies supper at l.
90 F. Hall Tuesday evening was
certainly a great financial success,
Judging by the crowds they were
feeding. The supper served was
fine and no one could leave the hall
and say that they were hungry, The
ladies of the church wish to thank
the peolpe of Prescott and vicinity
for their patronage. The receipts OF
the supper and the 10 cent dinner
The following day amounted to
$40. 25.-Prescott Tribune.
The Canadian Northwest Terri
tories - Athabasca, Assiniboia,
Saskatchewan and Alberta-have
been organized into two provinces;
Alberta and Saskatchewan. The
ceremonies attending the induction
of the governor of the Province of
Alberta were held at Edmonton Aug
ust Is. One of the remarkable fea-
lures of the ceremonies was the pa
rade of 6, 600 children all residents
Of Edmonton, city of g. 900 inhabit-
ants. The sight of 5000 children,
of city of 5000 people,
would have delighted President
Edmonton is the most
northern town in America reached
by a railroad. 1t is 200 miles north
of Calgary, which is about that dis
tance from the northern boundry of
the United States. It is claimed
that of the $4,000 inhabitants of Cal
gary $4,000 are from the United
States.
Work on the new Court House is
quite favorably consid-
ering the unfavorable weather which
has prevailed for some time past.
The roof is completed, the freproof-
ing done and the building is ready
for the plasterers. 1t is expected to
have the plastering done this win
ter and that the building will be in
shape for the finish work early in
the spring. Temporary windows
have been put in SO that the build
ing is now entirely enclosed. The
steam plant is running and SO far no
has been found in heating
the building sufficiently for the
workmen. The arrangement of radi-
ators, etc., is necessarily of a tenn
porary nature, as it will be necessa-
ry to replace them after the floors
are laid, but this will take but lit
tie time. The boilers for the heat
ing plant are located in very deep
basement in the rear of the Office
building, it having been necessary
to drop them very low in order to
get satisfactory drainage from the
steam pipes in the court house. AS
far as can be now determined the
plant works very well and gives a
promise of being entirely satisfacto-
ry.
Extra Session.
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