River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-11-16

the M. E. church Sunday.
The sun never sets on Gold Medal
Flour because all nations demand
it.
This week is your chance to get
bargains in Cut Glass at c. F. Win
ter's.
The Imperial high grade black
mercerized petticoats at R. N. Jen-
sons.
Mrs. L. H. Clark went to Chicago
Monday for couple of weeks visit
with friends.
Curtis Johnson visited over Sun
day with his brother Seivert at
Mortified, Mimi.
Rev. A. Hopdegard is established
in his new relationship as rector of
St. Bridget's church.
Mrs. Walter Glass returned from
Carpio, N. D., the first of the week.
Mr.. Glass will be down next week.
DR.. ]. B. RICHTER, the Dentist,
has moved his office into the Ire
mont block. His phone is No. 10.
County Supt. of Schools Aune of
St. Croix county and Miss Hannah
Anderson were married at Baldwin
Nov. 9.
Mrs. Sylvia Dunbar and Mrs. G..
l. APP Roberts returned Tuesday
from visit to relatives at Amboy,
Illinois.
C. o. Remold of Kenyon, Mimi,
arrived here Monday evening to at
tend the funeral over the remains
of his relative, Gunder Halverson,
at Gertrude.
A company of land-seekers, con-
sisting of Monce Malberg, Swan and
Nels Johnson, FREQ Younggren and
Isaac Bjerstedt left for North Da-
kota Monday.
From a statement carefully pre-
pared in London, the war in the
East is estimated to have cost Japan
one thousand million dollars while
Russia had to pay half as much
more.
Good lands for sale. Country we'll
settled and all conveniences handy,
churches schools, rural mail, etc.
Enquire of Emil Anderson, this city,
or write to James Seed, Jr., St.
Croix Falls, Wis.
Theodore Brackin was in town
Monday, Oct. 81, and announced the
arrival of a nice little girl at his
home Monday morning. Mrs. Brack-
in and the little miss are doing nice
1y, and Theodore-well, he's happy.
Paramount, IN. D. News.
o. K. Hawley of the Baldwin
Bulletin came over Monday with his
automobile and Andrew Swenson
rode over in DIR. P. E. DeMille's
auto. The machines were left for
the winter at Lund's establishment
where they will be reprinted.
w. A. Wehrman, elected super
visor of the first ward of the city Of
Prescott last spring having removed
the council elected James McNassa1
| to fill the vacancy. Mr.. McNassa1
serves on the county board at its
present session at Ellsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Carlson left Sat
urday to return to Sweden where
at their old home at Malmo, they ex
pect to make their permanent resi-
dence. Mr.. Carlson has been al
work for the past ten years on the
railway here as section hand.
The Skovgaard Concert Co. will
not come here this week, as intima
ted they would in the last weeks is
sue of this paper. They may be
expected 10 give performance here
next month. They played in Ellis
worth the 18th and gave excellent
satisfaction.
The city council of Hudson pass
ed an ordinance appropriating 81,
600 for market site but Mayor Nc
CURE vetoed the act. Now the
council passes the act over his veto
The site, if title can be secured t.
the property, will be between Locus
and Walnut streets.
The Wisconsin Loan & Trus
Company of Hudson has incorpora
ted as banking institution undel
the name of "The Peoples Bank.
The capital stock is $4,000, al
paid. The officers are: G.. w. Bell
president; N. B. Bailey, lst vice
president; Spencer Haven, I'd vice
president and C. N. Gorham, cash
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