River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-09-07

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Menomonie is TO have fine new
passenger railway station building.
Ray Hyatt has moved into the
Mrs. Ed. Barg house, on West Pine
street.
A. C. Deneen left Saturday for
Eau Claire where he teaches a ward
school.
Rev. James Evans preached in
the M. E. church at Hudson last
Sunday.
Wallace Smith of Clifton has rent
ed the Putnam farm northwest of
the city.
Jas. Gaustad of Rush River had
team of horses killed by lightning
last week.
Miss Eleanor Burnett left Friday
for Chiffon where she will teach the
coming year.
Robert Haddew of Gilby, N. D.,
is visiting his son John and other
relatives in Troy.
Miss Mabel Keith left Friday for
her school at st. Croix Falls, where
she is reengaged.
We handle the Racine Sattley
Plows, walking, sulky and gangs.
C.. Carisch & Son.
Peter Beschta left Saturday for
Milwaukee to resume his studies in
st. Francis Seminary.
Geo. Ely moved his family to st.
Paul last Saturday. He has recent
" built house there.
Half-fare railway rates to the
Wisconsin State Fair at Milwaukee
next week-Sept. Ills.
New Richmond has. cement
block-making factory, operated by
E. J. Bell and A. r. Kibbe.
Stewart & Grimm will occupy the
Ap Roberts store when M. Norseng
moves into the Boston" store.
Miss Margaret Linehan left Sat
urday for her school at Monticello,
Mimi, which commenced Monday.
Miss Rose Cheney returned to her
work as teacher in the Oconomowoc
Teachers Training School Friday.
Miss Agnes Foley went TO Spring
Valley Friday to commence work in
the public school as teacher in the
grades.
Miss Teresa Maria Armbruster
went to Amery Saturday where she
is first assistant principal in the
high school.
Mrs. Soren J.. Rasmussen came
down from Carpio, N. D., Monday
evening on visit to her mother and
other friends.
Miss Irna Palms left Saturday
for her school at Maiden Rock. She
had been here visiting her sister,
Miss Mayme, for week.
Prairie chickens must not be
hunted in Pierce or St. Croix coun-
ties until 1910. Then they will be
so tough no one will want them.
Joseph Romdenne and wife of
Elk River, Mimi, came to the city
last Thur day on visit to Mr..
Romdenne's sister, Mrs. ]. H. Lang
don.
Mrs. A. A. Tucker, who had been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Purves, for several weeks,
left Saturday for her home in st.
Louis.
Miss Anna Linehan leaves Satur-
day for her school at Maple Lake,
MINI. Miss Matte Linehan will
teach at Hayward, her school begin
ming the 18th.
Iceland is to be connected with
the outside world by submarine
cable. One will be laid from the
Shetland Islands, which are con-
nected with Scotland by cable,
thence to the Faro Islands and
thence to Iceland. A telegraph
line across Iceland will be put up,
connected with the submarine cable.
Geo. Fortune & Co. have installed
new feed grinder at the Greenwood
Mills, with the capacity of grinding
40 sacks of grain an hour. 1t is of
the latest type of mill and one of
the best manufactured. Mr.. For
tune proposes to give his customers
the best service obtainable now and
always, so give the new mill trial.
The roads into the city that were
macadamized with the shale rock
from the mounds have many depres-
sions after few years of wear.
The rock in places becomes SO COM
minuted that it returns to clay by
mixture with it of water and the de-
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