River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-10-26


church parlors tomorrow
Miss Bertha Foster went to St
Louis last Friday for a visit with
! relatives.
Swan Johnson went to Tracy,
Mimi, Friday to attend to some
business matters.
G. w. Chinook, ST., and C. N.
Wiger left Tuesday on a business
trip to Wil1iston, N. D.
Mrs. James B. Hunt of Fargo Wis
tied friends in the city for several
days the first of the week.
Mrs. Ophelia White and Miss Lena
Hamilton visited friends in Mime
apolis couple of days last week.
Atty. w. P. Knowles was laid up
last week with a severe attack of
tonsilitis. He has so far recovered
as to be about.
The services of the "Old Scratch"
are in urgent demand at Alton, Illi-
nois. Most of the people in the
city have the itch.
The ladies of the M. E. church
serve dinner and supper in connec-
ton with their fair in the church
parlors tomorrow.
The state treasurer's office re-
ceives more than enough from the
interest on the invested funds to
pay the expenses of the office.
The Misses Nancy and Agnes
Staples of Pittsburg, Pa, are visit
ing here, guests at the home of c..
S. Dunbar and other relatives.
A larger, better looking, better
tasting loaf of bread can be made
from Gold Medal Flour than from
any other -four on the market.
Judging from the amount of coal
shipped to town on the railway and
distributed about town it would
vailing fuel the coming winter.
An ordinary cook can establish
an enviab1e reputation, and COM
mand an increase in salary, if she
only insists on Gold Medal Flour.
The farmers are taking their best
potatoes to the station and selling
them to the dealers to ship. The
dealers are paying 40 cents bushel
here.
You all know what the "5A"
stands for, best horse blanket made
for the money, direct from the mills,
call and see for yourselves. A. w.
Lund.
Chas. G. Knowles and wife, Mrs.
Howe and Miss VIM attended the
Rebekah meeting at Roberts last
week. All report a very profitable
meeting.
G. T. Hoseid of Surrey, N. D.,
came down Saturday on a visit to
his parents who live near Martell.
After weeks visit he goes TO Mos
COW, Idaho, where he intends to To-
cate.
Last Thursday snow storm pre-
vailed over the Northwest-Mon-
tana, the Dakotas and western and
northern Minnesota. Snow fell in
some localities to depth of six and
eight inches.
Superintendent Weldon announ-
ces for the information of teachers
that the teachers meeting adyer-
tised to be held at Trimbelle Oct.
IA was postponed TO Oct. %.
The Bishop Fur Robes have held
the lead for years and cost no more
than inferior goods. Call, examine
and get prices. l know that you
will get interested. A. w. Lund.
Annual Sale by the ladies of the
Congregational church Nov. 3 and 4
in the vacant building adjoining the
store of c. T. Ritchey: Rummage,
Fancy articles, Comforts, Mexican
drawn work, etc.
Chris. Wiger is building house
on his lots adjoining Prof. Fetch
er's, corner of Walnut and Fourth
streets. The excavation for the
basement has been made and the
mason work for the walls complet-
ed.
The railways and land agents are
booming the north part of the state
and a considerable volume of emf
grafton has gone there this season.
The Grassland" railway coach is
used advantageousIy to advertise
the country.
In the estimation of all who at
tended, 'Othello," played at Opera
hall last Thursday night, was 3
fine presentation. The play is one
/ of the best of the great tragedies OF
the incompatible Shakespeare and
the actors were up to snuff"
Inspector of Grade Schools, w
II. Hunt of Madison visited the
North Hudson and Houlton schools
last Friday and remained over tc
attend the Library ball. Professors
Rogers and Robson of the River
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