River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-19
Farmers are busy.

Try that Lily Flour at ]. P. Car
rolls.
] The grass is showing green upon
the landscape.
Every sack of White Lily Flour
will satisfy or money, refunded.
Howard Pratt will move to Dick
Iinson, N. D. in the near future.
Get your seats for the home tai
ent play next Saturday, at Tag
CARTS.
Sherlock Wales and wife return
ed last Friday from their visit to
California.
Mrs. ]. R. Henderson is under
medical treatment in the Hudson
Sanitaram.
Rev. E. P. Sanderson has bought
the John Hale house on East Cas-
cade avenue.
In Pierce county the Dunn Ballot
received 495 votes in it's favor and
1,248 against.
Atty. H. S. Mead of Minneapolis
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
E. Van Voorhis.
Remember the league contest to-
morrow evening. M. E. church.
Admission rs cents.
Chas. Jacobson of Little Falls
Mimi, is visitor at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Carroll.
John McGorrity, a student in the
Minneapolis Medical school, was a
guest of the Linehans over Sunday.
S. Shella is building a house on
lots he bought of Thos. Foster,
west of the public school building.
Lund's new signs-well we need
not mention them. They speak for
themselves. He who runs can read
them.
| Mrs. F. G. Little of Eau Claire
visited at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fortune last
Friday.
Howard Pratt will rent his place
in the east part of the city and move
to Dickinson, N. D., where he has a
homestead claim.
Mrs. Will McKeever has returned
home from the Twin Cities where
she had spent the winter among
| friends and relatives.
Mrs. Lille Boals, who had been
visiting her mother, Mrs. E. Har-
riman, returned Tuesday to her
home at Alton, MINI.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
E. church will give supper in the
church parlors Thursday, April 26,
Supper will be ready5at $50.
Fred Armstrong of Cornwall,
Ont, visited his aunt, Mrs. J. R..
Henderson, here last Friday while
on his way to Bonners Ferry, Ida.
Herman and Dorthy Scheik went
to Mckenzie county, N. D., last
week with the view of filing on gov
eminent land, they returned Mon
day. - e'
During the month of May a COM
modious public dining-room will be
added to Nebish Lodge, Ilwaco
Springs; a cold storage house was
erected in the winter.
In St. Croix county the Dunn Bal
lot vote was as follows: For, Sal;
against, 118O. For justice of the
supreme court Bushnell had SOB;
Grace, PA; O'Niell, LOO and Tim
lin, 705.
The assessors of the towns, cities
and Villages of ST.. Croix county
are summoned to meet with Mr..
MILFORD, the county supervisor of
assessments at the court house in
Hudson next Tuesday. April "a.
The JOURNAL desires to encourage
Candidates for office. There are
some good places to be filled by cleo
ton next fall. Any citizen is free to
apply for a job. Announcement of
his intention will be 4cheerfully pub
1ished, for the usual fee.
Beautiful tableaux, sweet old war
and plantation melodies, thrilling
situations, generous and Wholesome
humor- all add to the interesting
plot of the war drama, THE Blue
and the Gray" to be presented,
Friday evening, May 4, at Opera
Hall, by local talent. Admission
Is, Is and IS cents. Seats at Tag
CARTS after next Saturday.
Try that Lily Flour at J.P. Car
rolls.
Good roads" is a subject that