River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-08-31
LOCAL ITEMS.
Rasmussen has the rugs.

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A large line of sample gloves at
r. N. Jenson's.
Flows! Plows!! Plows!!! For sale
at C. Carisch & Sons.
It'll do you good to see them
the rugs at Rasmussen
DR.. E. E. Edwards returned from
his Indiana visit last week.
Mrs. Ben Pierce of Minneapolis
was visitor here the first of the
week.
Now is the time to get that Plow
you were talking about. C. Carisch
& Son.
Come in and see US before buying
that Pillow as we have bargains. c.
Carisch & Son.
John Carruthers is building a
house in Curriers' Addition-in the
east part of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Savage (nee
Pauline Coggeshall) are visitors at
the Coggeshall home.
Mrs. Melissa Follansbee of New
Centervil1e was here Saturday on q
visit to Mrs. Thos. Hill.
Miss Laura Weld returned to
Platteville Friday to resume her
work in the Normal school.
c. S. Dodge leaves today for Mi
not, N. D., on a business trip.
They can't be beat for line of
up-to-date Rasmussen seems
to know what the people want.
Miss Hattie Goldsmith goes to
Spooner the last of the week, where
she will teach the ensuing year.
G. B. Smith has rented the Sweet
farm at Glass Valley and moved his
family there the first of the week.
P. E. DeMille, D. D. S., will make
his next visit to this city Monday,
Sept. IL, al the Gladstone for the
week.
Attend the entertainment at the
M. E. church this evening
Bashford, in readings and imper-
sonation.
Frank Askew and mother left Fri
day afternoon for a visit to the
Lewis & Clark exposition at Port
land, Oregon.
The Hudson Prairie Telephone
Company's line now has access to
the city of Hudson over the Pierce
County Telephone line.
Corn is a good crop. The warm,
damp weather was favorable to it's
growth and maturity. 1t is mostly
beyond damage by frost.
Mrs. R. A. Houser arrived here
from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Thursday
evening of last week on visit to
her mother, Mrs. G. A. Hull.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Young and
daughter Ethel of Pontiac, ILL.,, are
visitors with Mrs. Fred Bliss. Mrs.
Bliss and Mrs. Young are cousins.
The farmers are just humping
themselves to get the grain into
stack. There is vast amount of
straw. Some have threshed, with
reports of good yields.
Acting Gov. Davidson has ap-
pointed C. D. Lamport of Jersey as
county surveyor of St. Croix county,
to succeed John Mcclure, deceased,
who was elected to the Office.
John Treadwell and Miss Kate
Forbush of St. Peter, Mimi, arrived
here Monday and went to Hwaco to
join Mrs. Treadwell and others who
have been there for some time.
H. w. Wilson assumed the manage
ment of the Prairie Mill last Friday.
Mr.. Wilson is pleasant gentleman
and will give the patrons of the mill
courteous and favorable service.
Miss Phena Bergman returned
Saturday evening from Seattle,
Washington, where she had been to
visit her brother Albert. She also
visited the exposition at Portland.
M. w. Odland, editor of the Huds
son Star-Times, accompanied by
his wife and sister of Mrs. Cd
land, were visitors in the city Fri
day and made this office a pleasant
call.
Grantsburg is said to be very
quiet town, owing to the capabilities
of its marshal, Gus. Anderson. He
is probably the biggest policeman
in the world, being 7 feet and 4
inches tall and weighing SO pounds.
Coley Krauth has sold his place
northwest of the city to David Had
dow and bought the Mrs. Peterson
house, corner of Cedar and Clark