River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-19
LOCAL ITEMS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Trinity food sale at Johnson
notion store Saturday afternoons
Thomas Tomlinson has sold his
house on Second street to Miss EN-
ma Olson.
Miss Theresa Armbruster was
home from her school for her vaca.
ton last week.
E. S. Doolittle, editor of the Els
worth Herald, was a business visit
or in the city Friday.
Leroy Sweet, John Knapp and j.
D. Linehan were down from the
University over Sunday.
F. P. Ainsworth was down from
G1enwood over Sunday renewing
acquaintance with his family.
We should give our boys the en-.
enlargement of good house to-
morrow night in their contest.
Another second hand organ fol
sale at G.. A. Rasmussen's. Some
one gets bargain-a good one.
Walter Glass returned home Sat.
urday from North Dakota where he
took car load of horses several
weeks ago.
Mrs. James Perrin has sold her
house and one of her two lots on
Division street to Morris Thomas
of Kinnickinnic.
A consignment of brook trout
was received here some time age
from the state hatcheries and plac.
ed in the Kinnickinnic.
Thus far but three candidates
have announced their intention to
try for the Office ofcounty treasurer
There is room for more.
1t cost the city of Hudson SIZE
for clerks and inspectors of cleo
tions this spring while the city also
paid the same amount for ballots.
Not many Easter hats of this
springs production were in evi.
dence Sunday. The weather was
not conducive to their development.
l shall plant so bushels of the
AMSDEN WHITE RUSSET PO-
TATOES this spring; will have on
| ly few to spare; get your seed now,
The Herrick brothers shot five
wolves recently in St. Croix county,
drawing bounty on the same OF
$500 from County Clerk Offerdahl,
The fishing law forbids angling
for trout until the 1st of May. An.
glemaniacs should restrain them
selves until a week from next Tues
day.
Mrs. Allen Beggs entertained
Mrs. H. A. Hagestad of River Falls
and her father Rev. M. Thorsen OF
Martell last week.-Hudson Star.
Times.
Prof. G. M. Snodgrass, who has
been principal of the high school al
Alma the past year, goes to Barron
this next year as supervising prin-
cipal of the city schools.
Otis Oin has resigned as carrier
on rural Mail Route No. and N. D
Northrup has been appointed to the
position. Mr.. Northrup assumed
the position as carrier Monday.
The Misses Alberta and Joseph
inc Muggah of Ellsworth, who came
out Saturday to sing with the choir
of Trinity church Sunday, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Dodge
while in the city.
1lwaco Spring water is as good as
any in Wisconsin, which is SO fa
! nous lOI It's Lll1CI al WdtClSy dul
has been put on the market at the
low price of cents per gallon. Why
pay ST 90 for that which is no bet
ter?
The Hudson Cold Storage Co. Of
Hudson was recently incorporated
under the laws of the state with {
capital stock of $4,000. The in
incorporators are B. w. Utman
Geo. B. Skogmo, and w. r. Fan
ming.
Sam Jones, in his recent lecture
at Hudson, shocked the sensibili
ties of his audience by his vulgar
ity. But did not the people of Hud
son know what would be the char
acter of that lecture when they en-
gagged Sam to give it?
The Annual meeting of the Prai
RE Mill and Elevator Co. was helt
April II and the following officer
elected for the ensuing year: E. Val
| Voorhis, president; F. E. Van Voor
his, vice-president; ]. M. Smith
secretary, and R. N. Jensen, treas
urer.