River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-11-09
Small house for rent on Main ST.,


w. H. Putnam.
Dieter Bros. Great Vaudeville
Show at Opera Hall Nov. IS and IA.
On Nov. / there had been estab-
lished and in operation 1886 rural
mail routes in this state.
Mrs. VIM. Bethel came over from
Prescott Monday to visit her father,
John Simon, who is sick.
Come and get your apples while
they last at these prices-$3.75 to
81. 90 per barrel. C. F. Heinrich.
The Skovgaard Concert will be
given on Friday evening, Nov. II,
The place has not yet been decided
upon.
Quite number went from here to
see the football game between the
University teams at Minneapolis
Saturday.
Rip Van Wrinkle at Opera Hall
Saturday night appeared much like
himself. The Company has good
orchestra.
Do you intend to buy fur coat?
If so look over my stock and get
prices, it may save you money. A.
w. Lund.
Mrs. Curl Lomness, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. A. Svarstadt
and children, was a guest of Miss
Barg the first of the week.
Miss Henrietta Barg entertained a
party of twelve Monday evening at
a parcel shower in honor of Miss
Cora Thoen, next weeks bride.
Foot Ball. League game. Hud-
son VS.. River Falls. High School
Campus, River Falls, Saturday,
Nov. II, 2:3O pm. Don't forget it.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
tional church realized over 5000
from their fancy work and rummage
sale held last Friday and Saturday.
The Meringo Gun Club, composed
of ]. J. Foster, Louis Henry, Hugh
Morrow and Barney Carolan, go
north today on their annual hunting
trip.
A new firm name appears for the
Dodge hardware store George ].
Dodge & Son, Mr.. Dodge having
taken his son Cecil into partnership
with him.
The demonstration for her Lady
ship Corset will be at Norseng
Bros On Monday and Tuesday,
Nov. Is and IA. Ladies'" you are
invited to call.
Miss Mae Munro, with Dieter
Bros. Show, is a wonderful must
clan. She is an expert with the
piano and the cornet and plays both
instruments at once.
The Menomonie Times, heretofore
issued as weekly paper, will be
issued twice a week from this on,
unless, as the publisher says, the
venture may not prove to be war
ranted.
Mrs. Owen w. Playter, who had
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Gray, left last week for
her home at Seattle, Washington.
She would visit friends in Iowa on
her way.
Lester Griffin went on his annual
hunting expedition the first of the
week. He went in company with
DR.. Frank Gray and S. w. Bundy of
Hudson. They usually make their
headquarters at Bibon.
The Hudson True Republican
commenced its 35th year with it's
last issue. The occasion gave the
publisher opportunity to say with
pertinence: From the beginning
the True Republican was strong
ly-edited paper and it never has fall
en- below it's regular standard of ex-
cellence. 1t is not self-praise that
fixes the standard of newspaper.
1t is it's care in setting forth accu-
rate1y those items of news which
are of interest to the community, it's
ability to keep abreast with the
thought of its locality, and, above
all, it's ability to discuss intelligent
1y and with common sense every
matter ofimportance that comes be-
fore the people"
The question of whether Thanks
giving should be the 23d or the 3Oth
has been determined by the procla-
nation of President Roosevelt, des-
ignating Thursday, Nov. 80, as a
day of national thanksgiving. There
is no statute law, we believe, max
ing a certain day of the year a day
for thanksgiving. II is a custom
with the government, and has been
in vogue in the states for most of