River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-05-04

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The cry from afar-" More, more
! give us more seats for the contest
Friday night" Have you yours?
The winner Of Friday nights con.
test will speak at the district con-
test at Chippewa Falls next week
Friday, May %.
Going, going. will soon be gone,
at Csc each, all available seats in
the M. E. church for the contest
Friday evening. Put in your bid
early. ~.
The Millinery Emporium has just
received new line of corsets with
the double hose supporters. Prices
IS cents and $3.50. Try them. They
give perfect satisfaction.
The Beaver Queens will give a
dime social at their hall on Monday
evening, May 81 Program and re-
freshments. "A good time for every
body. Come and Bring YOUR friends.
Jas. Dunn and son Bert returned
from Co1fax the last of last week,
having completed the grinding of
potatoes. Mr.. Dunn left Monday
for some point up north where he
has contracted ito build a starch
factory.
County Clerk offerdahl paid the
first bounty on crows eyer paid in
this county last Thursday. August
Schultz of Somerset had the honor
of being the fellow who received the
bounty for bringing in Is crows
heads.-St. Croix Observer.
The fire company was called out
Monday by an alarm of fire. The
fire started at the base of the chin
ney in DR.. Harshman's residence
but was extinguished before any
damage of consequence occurred
and without the service of the fire
hose.
Geo. J. Dodge, Clerk Of the State
Camp of M. w. A. and c. O. Chin
mock, delegate, from the local lodge,
went to Superior Monday to attend
the state camp Of the order of Mod
ern Woodmen of +, America which
commenced it's session there yes
terday. i !, ,..,e.a
The AndrewsnQpera Company at
Opera Hall tomorrow night. This
company has the reputation of be-
ing standard-one of the very best
in this seasons show business. The
Ellsworth papersasay the show is
first class best ever presented
in that place. ,t4a 1s9 as>@
Get seats. fore the Declamatory
contest tomorrow evening in the
M. E. church! lowing to the de-
mand for seats from out of town it
!. has been foundlnecessary to reserve
the parlor as we'll as the main room.
Even the parlor seats have begun
to go. Hurry up and get one.
Wilbur White and family returned
last night from Monroe, Washing
ton, where they had been located
since early last falk 2 Mr.. White had
bought and operated a harness shop
there, which he recently sold. The
climate near the coast did not
agree with either Mr.. or Mrs. White.
The popular comedian, Ed. An
drews, will be with US. Friday night,
May 5th, in the musical comedy,
Birds of Feather" brand new
piece that is conceded to be one of
the most novel and irresistibly fun
ny comedies ever written and one
in which Mr.. Andrews is said to be
making the hit of his career.
The Glover farm. in Troy has i'm
proved within the last few years.
A few years ago it was sold for
$4,000; then for :$21, 900, $4,000,
and soon went up to $4,000 and
has just been sold again for 1884,
900. And there isn't as much dirt
on it as there was four years ago.
Some of it has been washed off.
E. P. Hammond arrived here Tues
day evening from New Brunswick
where he had spent the winter with
relatives. He stopped at Tony on
his way here to- visit his daughter,
Mrs. Chinook. After visit with
friends here Mr.. Hammond will go
to Chicago to reside during the
summer with his daughter, Mrs. H.
C. Newton.
The starch factory. finished its
run last week, after grinding 1850
bushels of potatoes ~ $50 bushels
more than in the run of last fall.
This springs grinding cleaned up
$50 sacks of starch, 22O pounds to
a sack. Twenty cents a hundred