River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-04-13
Special for Saturday 3-lb. canned
apples SIC at Allard-Stewart Co. s.

apples ~ c at Tii@ho-0lSWart 70. s.
S. ]. Rasmussen and family and
Oscar Herum and wife leave next
Tuesday for their new homes at
Carpio N. D.
Specials for Saturday at Allard-
Stewart Co. 's-round shore herring
SIC pound; best Columbia river
salmon Sc; family white fish SIC
Lake Superior trout SIC.
Saturday specials at Allard-Stew-
art Co.'s-round-shore herring at
SIC per pound; bess Columbia river
salmon SC; family white fish SIC:
Lake Superior trout SIC.
John Hurlburt is home for a few
DAYS visit with his family. He in
company with John Lawrence. has
established a business at the new
town of Winter in the northern part
of the state.
Special for Saturday at Allard-
Stewart Co.. Round-shore her.
ring, SIC per h.; best Columbia
river salmon, SC per h.; family
white fish, SIC per h.; Lake SUI
perior trout, SIC per Id.
Geo. ]. Dodge and c. o. Chinook
will attend the State Camp of the
M. w. A. at Superior May 8. Mr..
Dodge goes as clerk of the State
Camp and Mr.. Chinook as dele
gate of the local camp.
Several of the schoolma ans are
expected home tomorrow tor the
spring vacation-among them Miss
Sue Downer from Minneapolis, Miss
Emma Cooper from St. Paul, Misses
Abbie and Hattie Flint and Miss
Neal1e Nelson from La Crosse.
Miss Gertrude Comstock, who has
been teaching in the 9TH grade of
the public schools since Christmas,
has resigned her position to contin-
ne special study at Northwestern
University. Angus Morrow will
have charge of the room for the bal
ance of the year.
The remains of Mary Hubbard
Webster will be brought here from
Biloxi, Miss, for permanent burial.
They will arrive here at 10 O'Clock
A. M. next Monday and as the fun
eral ceremonies were held at Biloxi
the remains will be taken inmedi-
ately from the train to the cemetery.
The oratorical division of the
league contest is to be held in Hud-
son next week Fri lay, April FL.
Speakers will be present from Bald
win, Hammond, Hudson, Glenwood,
New Richmond, Ellsworth, Pres
colt, Spring Valley and River Falls.
Henry Forsyth, who won the local
contest here two weeks ago, will
represent River Falls. A goodly
number will doubtless be present
from here to cheer him.
At the meeting of the City Coun-
Gil Tuesday evening the new mayor,
F. M. White, presided. At the in
itial meeting of the new Council, as
will be seen by the proceedings
published in another column, A. P.
Weld was elected city clerk, Ed.
Anderson city marshal, the Jour-
NAL was selected as the official pa
per and the Council voted to build
the sidewalk from the Maple street
bridge to the depot.
The ladies of Trinity church are
arranging to give an Easter Fair at
which there will be on sale aprons,
kimonos and fancy articles; a rum
mage counter will be a feature and
home baked bread and pastries and
LONE made candies. The ladies
solicit the patronage of the public.
They are a small band and are
making a strenuous effort, and any
contributions from neighbors and
friends for the rummage counter
will be very acceptable and much
appreciated.
The second division of the high
school Declamatory Contest is to
appear at the M. E. church Satur-
day evening at SIS. This is the
non oratorical division. All the
speakers are girls, and all the
pieces are descriptive or dramatic.
These contests have always been
good, and we are informed that this
one is to be as good as any. Near
ly two hundred tickets are already
sold, which assures good house.
You will not want to miss. it. Turn
out and fill the church. Doors open
at 1880.
Rev. S. P. Young of Milwaukee
says "Revivals are like the ebb and
flow of the sea. They come and go,
The revival is periodical in the