River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-04-27
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Marie Lien IS clerk1ng at X.
N. Jenson's.
Top Buggies at $500 and up
C. Carisch & Son.
Mrs. Ernest Finch is down from
St. Paul on a visit.
Mrs. Guy Bassett of Minneapolis
is guest of her parents.
Morris Mcintyre has rented Mr..
Boals tenement on Main street.
Pat. Collins shipped fine bunch
of IS steers and rs hogs last Mon
day.
Frank Herman has rented Miss
Hester Hulst's house on Spring
street.
Jack Norton arrived here from
Kalispell, Mont, Saturday on Wis
it to friends.
What has become of the Pepin
gold mines? Isn't it about time a
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crop was raised3
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carroll will
leave Saturday for their new home
at Portland, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hernandez
sail this week with their theatrical
company to Honolulu.
Remember the home-talent play,
"In Wyoming" tomorrow evening,
April 28th, at Opera Hall.
Best Surrey made by the Racine
Manufacturing Co. and guaranteed
by C. Carisch & Son $500.
Robert Reed, Leon Barney and
Roy Sweet were down from the
University of Minnesota over Sun
day.
Gov. La Toilette has named the
28th of April, which is tomorrow,
as Arbor and Bird Day. Plant a
tree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Little have
moved from ST. Paul to Eau Claire,
The offices of the Omaha r. R. Co.
having been removed to that city.
The April number of w. H. Put
MANS Rural Bee-Keeper is at hand,
Vol. II, No. l. It's "a pages are full
of matter Of interest to bee-keepers.
Genie and Roscoe Herman of
Minot, N. D., visited their uncle,
Frank Herman, here from Tuesday
of last week until Monday of this
week.
Mrs. Allard, Uh1man and Mrs. c..
R. Taggart are in attendance on the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Socie-
ty of the West in Minneapolis this
week.
The Easter services of the M. E.
church choir and Sunday school last
Sunday night drew crowded house
and the concert gave excellent sat
isfaction.
The Odd Fellows will meet at
their hall next Sunday morning al
1000 O'Clock preparatory to attend
ing the memorial service at the Bap-
fist church.
G., A. Rasmussen sells his carpet
ing right from stock in store. 1t is
the most satisfactory line of pat
terms on the market and you should
see them.
Frank Herman and wife went to
Chicago Monday to attend the we'd
ding of Mrs. Kernan's sister, Miss
Sadye Sheppard. The wedding oc-
Cured yesterday.
Earl L. Alleman came over from
Minneapolis and spent last week
assisting his father, A. R. Alleman,
in the new cash store part of the
time and trout fishing occasionally.
Fred Peterson, who had suffered
severely from blood poison in his
hand and was recovering was oblig-
ed so submit to an operation this
week to prevent the stiffening of the
joint.
George Taylor was down from
Osceofa the last of last week and
in company with man from Bos-
ton bought drove of horses. The
horses were taken to New Rich
mond and shipped on the 500" for
Boston.
A private letter from S. J. Ras.
mussen, who, in connection with
Oscar Herum, is operating a Ma
tional Bank at Carpio, N. D.,
speaks very highly of the country
that it is rapidly and substantially
developing with an assured pros
perity. A new M. E. church was
dedicated at Carpio last Sunday
free from debt and with a surplus
fund of 5000.
Easter Sunday was observed with
more than ordinary zeal. The day
was fine, sunny and warm. The