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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-10-25

Neighborhood News.

ROCK ELM .

n0St~ =aHs
DIR. J. J. Scott is about to leave
this place and settle in Weston.
Otto Youch is about to move in
to the Collect house, on Church hill.
Chas. Rideout has nearly COM
pleted his dwelling house just south
of town.
Geo. Beardsley has opened a
blacksmith shop in the old Melchor
building.
w. T. Churchill. has sold his
house and lots near the flour mill to
Bert Wells, who will soon move
there.
Mrs. Flora Fox, whose Jaw was
broken, and who has been danger
ously i'll with pneumonia, is now
better.
DR.. F. G. Swedenberg is about to
take trip through Oregon, Wash
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-10-25
For Sale.

Mrs. Sarah Tozer has tor sale on
easy terms desirable city properties
dwelling houses and building lots.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-10-25
ington and California with a view
toward a favorable location.
BIG RIVER.

Jay Winn spent Sunday here.
ames Boals was a recent caller
here.
Sammie Martin of River Falls
was caller here Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Morrow entertained
some of her friends the past We'd
nesday.
Miss Ethel Baker spent Saturday
and Sunday in River Falls, guest of
her parents.
Jno. Black had the misfortune to
break his leg above the knee. He
was catching bronchos.
Several of the young people of
this place attended the social at
the Glass Valley school house and
all report good time.
Cañon City record., 1906-07-05
EVERYTHING FAVORABLE
FOR ELECTRIC ROAD

The Canon City gentlemen who ac-
companied vice-president and General
Manager Granger to New York few
OF weeks ago to assist in disposing of
the remaining bonds of the Canon City,
Florence and Royal Gorge Interurban
Electric Railway Company are expect
ed home today or tomorrow.
Their mission to the metropolis is
understood to have been successful
and it is anticipated that an abundance
of money will soon be available for
the completion and equipment of the
road.
|. Among those who went to New York
were Mr.. and Mrs. Granger and daugh-
ter. Miss Florence, James H. Peabody
and daughter, Miss Jessie, and C. C.
Dawson, general attorney for the COM
pany. Mr.. Granger stopped in st.
Louis on the return trip to inspect the
cars being built there for the road and
will not reach here until tomorrow.
The cars are reported to be practi-
cally ready for delivery, as is also the
overhead construction work for the
line, which is likewise being manufac-
tured in the East
Construction work at this end of
the line has been going on apace dur
Cañon City record., 1906-07-05

The woman's Relief Corps and their
friends will enjoy a social at the home
OF Mrs. T. B. Coulter Friday afternoon.
July eth. A program has been ar
ranged for four o'clock.
2 william Stearns of Webster City,
Iowa, visited his brother. ]. o. Stearns
and family while on his way to Port
land. Oregon. Mr.. Stearns left for the
Pacific coast on Friday.
Every fruit grower should have his
own letter heads and printed envelope
the same as q bxziness man. They
cost NO more thai tablets. The Record
prints them.
Mrs. H. J. ErOwnell, of Denver. and
daughter, Miss Mona Vidal, OF Holly.
Colorado, arrived here last Saturday
for visit with Mrs. A r. Frisbie. 40S
River street
II you have not been entirely salts
ned with your Hour give Hard-ro-Beat
a trial. II is better than many grades
Of -four sold for more money. All
grocers.
Advertise what you have lost in The
Record Want column. This column
finds things for their owners.
Cañon City record., 1906-07-05

Money to loan on real estate under
the most favorable teims. Guy U.
Hardy.
Miss Flora Lamb has been the guest
OF Mrs. John Adams for the past two
weeks.
Ask for "on-Time" II you use soft
wheat -four. 5o-lb. sack. s1.20. All
grocers.
Leave your collars, cuffs and shirts
at Freeman's Smoke House for Sani-
tary Laundry.
Don Brigando. free-smoking dom
este 10c cigar for &c. Freeman's
Smoke House.
The Record want ads" will sell
most anything and sell II quick. The
cost is very light.
We do rough dry washing at reason
able prices. Sanitary Laundry. Call
phone White 1851.
The canning company want 100 wo-
men to work on cherries for several
weeks. Apply at once nj the factory
foot Of Eighth street.
Cañon City record., 1906-07-05

Again Canon City is to be greeted
with first class dramatic company.
This time it is Bobby Fountains big
$4,000 production of the new East
Lynne. produced under the largest
waterproof canvas ever constructed
for dramatic purposes. The company
requires four monster cars TO trans
port their monster tent and equip
ment TO produce the grand old drama
in the excellent way in which they do.
The company is composed of 40 of the
best people that brains and money
can unite into one grand production
They will exhibit in Canon City one
night. Wednesday, July IL. Tent To-
Gated corner of 9th and Water streets.
DR.. T. B. Moore returned home last
Friday night from a months trip to
points of interest on the Atlantic
coast. He was present at the annual
meeting of the American Medical AS
sociation at Boston. which was attend
ed by more than 5000 physicians, af-
ter which he proceeded to Montreal
to take part in the biennial session
Cañon City record., 1906-07-05

OF the Supreme Council of the Ancient
order OF United Workmen. of which he
was representative from the grand
lodge of Colorado. A feature of his
visit TO Canada was a trip down the
ST. Lawrence river to Quebec. which
was unusually Interesting owing to
the peculiar customs of the French
inhabitants of that part of the Do
minion. The next session of the Su-
preme Council, \. o. L. W. will be held
at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1908.
The Denver & Rio Grande has au-
thorized the sale of one-way second
class tickets to all points in Kansas
on and west of north and south line
drawn through Marysville, Blue Rap
ids, Junction City, White City, Council
Grove. Eureka and Cedarville, at the
rate of one-third of the regular first
class fare per capita. five or more on
ticket Tickets on sale and in
cluding July 10, and limited to con-
tinuous passage.
The Record. sl.25 year-subscribe.
Cañon City record., 1906-07-05

ing the past week and grading of the
roadbed is about completed from Soda
Point to Eight-Mile Park. Three of the
five steel bridges to be erected on the
Royal Gorge division are here and the
contract was let the first of the week
for the two hundred-foot bridge that
is to span the crevasse at the top of
the Gorge. All of them are to be
erected by the Pueblo Bridge Com
pany, which is to begin operations
here next week.
Something more than 10000 ties
have been delivered to the company
and at the rate they are coming in 1T
present there will be enough on hand
to finish the road In the course of
another week or ten days. 1t in esti-
mated that it will require about
1000 ties for the eleven miles en-
braced in the Royal Gorge division
1t is confidently expected that the
laying Of the steel rails will begin be-
fore the close of another week. The
track laying will begin at the Denver
& Rio Grande station and will be con-
tinued to the top of the Royal Gorge.
Cañon City record., 1906-07-05
a Full Line Of Crate Nc
Growers Supplies.
We can use your Cherries, Currdnts and Beans

Jane ate cake, Jane jelly,
Jane went to bed with a pain in her
Now don't get excited.
Don't be misled:
Jane went TO bed
! With pain in her head
because she did not have an Electric
Flat iron.
Our -four is made from most nutri-
tIous part OF selected wheat, and we
use no chemical or electrical process
to whiten II. 'On Time" -four 10 ab-
John Adams and his nephew. Albert
Palmer. of Chicago, returned Satur-
day from a two weeks camping trip
In the mountains about Fairplay.
When you want a pleasant laxative
that is easy to take and certain to act,
Use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets For sale by all dealers.
Many Cancn City people have built
or bought home through the local
Building & Loan Association and
found IL better than paying rent.
We are continuing the free use OF
the exchange" column to Record
subscribers. Trade OF any old thing
Read the exchange" column.
Help Wanted. 100 women ond girls
can find employment at the canning
factory for several weeks. Apply at
factory foot Of Eighth street.
We pay especial attention to phone
orders-and give as good service as
II you are here In person. The Glade
Market, Phone Blue 901.
We have not yet raised the price Of
our shoes. but will soon have 10 on ac-
count Of the higher price Of leather.
A. II. Davis, 426 Main.
The Junior League meets Friday af-
ternoon at the home of their super
intendent for election of officers and a
fine time generally.
W. b. Standering of Albion, Illinois,
who has been the guest of friends here
for week or ten days, left on Monday
for Salt Lake City.
Mrs. w. II. Frances and daughter,
of Leadville. who had been visiting in
Canon for two weeks. returned home
Saturday.
Cut prices ON all colored shoes for
summer use--ln white, tan, chocolate,
gray and cream colors at Davis, 49,
Main.
Handed in by Colonel Bridwell:
George the Third came to town while
his grandsire was at the national capt.
tol.
Girls Wanted, work steady for sev.
eral weeks. Apply at Canning Fscts-
~, feet sf Eighth street.
Fresh nsh direct from Seattle evsry
Friday. The Glade Market. ga Main
n, Phone e01 Blue.
Easy sAsss fsr ~ ~ wsalAsP q
Davlt - sesgs.
Cañon City record., 1906-07-05
booal and Psrsonal
Racodalo's
Real Estate
Barnina.


Straw hats that are right Bethel
Jr. Co.
Sunday excursion to Cripple crssa
S1.S0 round trip.
Get the saving habit. Buy msn's
wear At Bethel Jr's.
Don Brigando Perfecto SC. Free
mans Smoke House.
Marble and granite monumsnts. H.
". Hadley, 135 Main.
Mrs. Hewitt. the missionary. left for
Denver Tuesday noon.
Mothers. do you care to save? Buy
boys clothes at Bethel Jr's.
0sad The Record back home. It's
bsttsr than . letter from you.
Don Brigando viii save you money: {:
IT'S I0c quality for &C. At Freeman's.
Summer vests. white dresses. skirts.
etc, done In nrst-class shape. Sani-
tary Laundry. phone White 1851.
Cañon City record., 1906-07-05

Get taste Of winter Sunday. Zig
excursion to Cripple Creek $50 tie
round trip.
The want column of The Record win
sell almost anything you want to sell.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-19
FOR KANSAS FARMERS.

The Agricultural Review Published by
the Manhattan College.
We are pleased to announce to our
readers that are interested in the agri-
cultural success Of this region Of cOun-
try that the Kansas Agricultural Re
view, published at Manhattan, Kan,
is a new publication issued for the
benefit Of the western Kansas farmer
1t is a 44-page monthly magazine, de-
voted to the interests Of agricultural
and allied subjects, and printed and
edited by the faculty and students OF
the Kansas State Agricultural college
It contains each month original arti-
cles by men Of authority. Subscribe
now and become acquainted with
farmers college. Get next to the
work done by the experiment station
and the work Of the farmers insu-
tute. The Kansas Agricultural Re
view and this paper, one year, for
S1-25, or the Kansas Agricultural Re
view, Success Magazine and an eight
volume encyclopedia, and this paper,
one year for $40. This is an offer
worth your consideration.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-19
The Prima Donna says.

America IS dellgnuul-
Yes, football is too rough
New York is wonderful magnih-
cent!
American women are the most
beautiful and charming on earth
The tones Of the PianOleOn are ex-
quisite.
I always take Woperine for head
aches
tonic
Denticide is excellent for the teeth
The GasmObile is the best made
I can't breakfast without BOneless
Oats
\. G. COrsets are the only proper
ones.
Never travel without Sneezerine, for
coughs and colds
I fervently recommend ScrubOlio-
BY all means try NervOsis-
Yes, this is positively my last sea
son on the stage
I expect to get the decree next week
Smart Set
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-19
LOCAL TALENT WILL ENTERTAIN
Under Auspices Of Maids and BIatrons,
at Opera House. January 3.


Under Auspices Of Maids and BIatrOns,
at Opera House, January 23.
An entertainment by the musical
and literary talent Of GOOdland, under
the auspices Of the Maids and MatrOns
Of Honor Of the Christian church, will
be given at the opera house on the
evening OF January %. The program
which bids fair to be one Of interest,
is as follows:
Overture, Orchestra
Flag drin and tableau, sixteen
young ladies'
Selection, Orchestra.
Reading, Sunday Fishin', " Hazel
Cochran.
Vocal solo, why Don't They Play
With Ne" Irene Kaultiz-
Selection, high school quartette,
Grace Griffin, Ida Scheigner, Don
Dawson.
Selection, Orchestra
Reading, Words and Their Uses, "
Mabel Odell-
vocal solo. ''sing Ne to Sleep" Miss
White
Quartette, colored gentlemen
The Power Of Prayer" musical
poem with violin accompaniment
Selection, Orchestra
Vocal solo, Lena Burke
Instrumental duet, piano and flute,
Lowell and Lille Shaw.
Reading, "COurtship Of Mary
ODee,'' Bessie Kimmel-
Male quartette, When We Listen to
the NIurmur OF the Pines"
March winds drill and tableau, elev-
en- little girls
Selection. Orchestra.
Good Night" high school quar-
tette
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-19
BIG SHORTAGE IN TREASURY
DISCREPANCIES IN SCHOOL FUND
AMOUNT TO 100000.
Occurs In the Administrations Of Both
Grimes and KeIIy-RepOrt
Made Public by HOch-

Topeka. Jan 16.-At 4 o'clock this
afternoon, the governor made public
his summary OF the Morris report on
the condition Of the state treasury
This new report fully substantiates
the Rowett reports made to Governor
Bailey, goes much further and adds
other irregularities
1t shows a total shortage in the state
treasury Of about $4,000, Of which
$50, 900 is due TO missing coupons from
bonds owned by the state school fund
and $4,000 due to the loss Of interest
on warrants issued to the state Of
Kansas BY the territory Of Oklahoma
Most OF the shortage is found to be
IN the Grimes administration The
7ortage under the Kelly administra-
-y1On is considerable.
As fOrecasted in the State Journal
disclosures Of a most sensational na-
ture concerning erasures Of the state
property stamp from the back Of
coupons and mutilatiOn OF records in
the state treasureT's and state au-
dftOr's Office are made
Frank Grimes, upon whom the bur
den Of the responsibility is placed,
Doade public a long statement this af-
ternOon. He denies absolutely any re-
spOnsibiIity for the Oklahoma warrant
interest ana says LAdL ne ID aDAS ~
account satisfactorily for all the cOu-
pom shortages except 1925. Il am
willing to make good whatever short
age I am responsible for" says Mr..
Grimes.
In Mr.. Grimes statement, given out
tonight, he puts the blame for some Of
the grave discrepancies upon his chief
clerk, c. r. Richey. He says that
Richey Kept the cash book from July
Is, 1900, to November q, 1900, and
that if any irregularities exist, Richey
IS the man to explain
The report shows that the state paid
interest on its own money in Com
anche county bond transaction and
declares the amount should be re-
funded. This was hOwn in the depOsi-
tiOns in COmanche county case, taken
in libel case against the State Jour
nal
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-19
LOCAL NOTICES.

Standard Patterns at Millisack's-
For fire insurance see B. T. Brown.
See r. T. Brown for fire insurance.
Money to loan. Farmers National
Bank
Money to loan Farmers National
Bank
Money to loan on time to suit you
G. NJ MiIIisack.
Eighteen nice photos only 25c at
the Photo Car.
New Handbags, Trunks and Suit
Cases at Millisack's.
Come to this Office for high grade
and fancy stationery
B. F. Brown writes nre insurance
IN old line companies
Money TO loan on ali kinds Of good
security c. NJ. MilIisack-
The Farmers National bank has
money to loan on good security.
Money loaned on land and chattIes,
favorable terms. c. n Aillisack-
Wanted-A girl for general house
work at the home Of G. l. Calvert
Farmers National Bank pays face
for city warrants and school orders
Farmers National Bank pays face
for city warrants and school orders.
S25 buys good dwelling lots, clear
title, warranty deed. A B. MOntgom-
cry, 2O6 Temple Court, Denver, Colo
Remember, 500 suits to select from.
Don't have TO buy because you look
c. n Miilisack-
Parties wishing to buy houses or
lots in GOOdland will do well to call
on Bartholomew & jayne
A B. Montgomery, secretary Good
land Town Co. Parties wanting lots,
can address me at 2O6 Temple Court,
Denver. Colo
Finest paper in imitation Of linen
cloth, and envelopes to match, at this
Office Prices CSC, CSC and soc and
! higher, per box, Of one ream-
Eighteen photos for 25c, also one
photo button thrOwed in They are
nice pictures for their size. The but
tons will be given during first week
only. Railroad Photo Car
After the 26th inst, I expect to be
cut Of town a few weeks. Any one
wishing to see me personally about
/ business matters, please ca'I in the
| meantime I shall be pleased to at
/ tend to it or make special arrange
/ ments to have it attended to- G. n
/ AIillisack.
| Bradley. Anderson & Co, Kansas
/ City, No. manufacturers and jObbers
/ Of Bradley X-Rays sullIy and 8-Ray
/ gang pIows. K1ondike, Red Ride1
]
| tors drag and disk harrOws, Bradley
two and four-wheeI listers with shove
! or disk covers, Indiana grain drills, IL
all sizes. Peter Schuttler, New Tifhn
| White Oak and New Sterling farm
/ wagons, Bradley Quick Seller buggies
| driving wagons, surreys and sprini
/ wagons. Bradley oak tanned harnes
in over 100 different styles, Bradle.
sweep rakes, stackers and presses
~AspinwaH potato planters, Peerles
cream separators, Wind Motor wind
mills, pumps, pipes, etc, are distri
/ buting 10000 school sacks to al
! school children between the ages o
] Z and 3 attending country school
! only These sacks viii be mailed fre
/ Of charge upon a written request Q
the child to Bradley, Anderson & co
Kansas City, No Only one sack t
each child and only one sack VIII
each request. Each and every chill
must write a personal letter to Obtai
one OF these sacks
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-19
RAINFALL IN THIS SEGTlOH
WESTERN KANSAS cor ee.54
INCHES OF RAIN IN 1905.
This Is the OmoiaI Report Of n. 4.
Griggs, Government Weather
Observer.

Unfortunately Sherman county has
no official record OF rainfall for Itself
during the last year, which perhaps
was visited with a greater amount OF
precipitation than for a number Of
years previous. J. B. Moore. OF Nc
Pherson township. kept a record for
the months Of April, Nay and June,
1905, which showed a rainfall Of II
inches in these three months. The
best register OF the fact that an ab-
undance Of moisture fell is recorded
in the bumper wheat crop that was
harvested in this county last fall
But while Sherman county has no
individual record for the year, a rec
ord Of rainfall for this section Of coUn-
try was kept by n. 7. Gregg, gov
ernment weather observer, living in
Wallace county, which county joins
sherman on the south. His record
shows 1854 inches for the year 1905,
and the inference is, therefore, that
Sherman county received that amount
Of moisture.
The following article from the
Sharon Springs Times viii be OF in
terest TO all who want to enquire into
the question OF the 1905 rainfall, and
the comparison Of that year with
previous years:
1T may surprise some OF our east
ern friends 10 learn that the rainfall
in Wallace county was 1854 inches
for 1905 and that in addition TO that
we had 1912 inches Of snow. This
report Is furnished by n. 7. Gregg,
government weather observer. West
ern Kansas has been pictured as a
dry waste Of land where the coyote was
wont TO bark at the shadow and where
the thunder clouds appeared not, but
the trouble is that the eastern peo-
pie do not know western Kansas.
Fake newspaper picturing the hOr-
rible drOuth and crop failures in
western Kansas have fioated back over
1 the east and has caused the people
TO form a wrong opinion Of the west
! These stories never grow less and by
/ the time the tenderfoOt is stuffed with
them he is ready to give western Kan
/ sas a wide berth. An actual invesu-
/ CATION causes our eastern friends to
/ change their opinion sof western kan
/ sas The country is not as fully de-
veloped as il should be, but two
i or three years hence vii lshOw a won
/ derful change The rainfall for 1905
/ was very little above the average. In
/ 1902 we had 26 inches Of rain and
/ IA inches Of snow. In 1903 We had
] Il inches Of rain and 35 inches snow.
/ 1904 the rainfall was over 20 inches.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-19
GooDLAND,s sPECIALTIEs.
Static Electrical and X-Ray, Optics,
and High Class Surgery.

Static Electrical and X-Ray, Optics
and High Class Surgery.
Dr. W. H FarrOw has one Of the
finest static electrical machines made.
He has the X-ray apparatus and any
one desiring treatment for nervous
disease, or kindred ailments, can find
relief and special treatment here. As
to surgical operations, this town has
as good, if not better, surgeons, as you
can find outside Of a large city hOspi-
tai. No names are mentioned, because
our doctors are modest men and
would blush if mentioned in this con-
nection. Operations are performed
here right along, that are often sent
to cities to secure the technic Of spe-
ciaItists-
We have graduated opticians here.
L P. H Hatch, jeweler and Optician,
has put in an optical room, and has
secured the services of a jeweler, 50
that he can give special attention to
optical work The new man is A A
King OF Omaha, Neb., who arrived
here last week He will work in the
jewellery and Matchmaking depart
ment.
The town has two dental parlors,
and any one desiring work in that line
need not go elsewhere. Come to
GOOdland!
The city should have. and probably
viii have in time, a well-equipped hos
pitaI. 1t would be drawing card.
This town is becoming a desirable
residence town, and year by year peO-
pie are coming to appreciate the fact
We have a better climate for inva-
lids than Colorado and physicians are
coming to realize the fact
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-19
WILSON & KEERAN DISSOLVE.
John A. Keeran Now in Full Posses
sion OF the Former Wilson Firm.

John A. KeeFan Now in Full Posses
sion OF the Former Wilson Firm
The real estate firm Of Wilson &
Keeran, the principals being Chslkley
A Wilson and John A Keeran, was
dissolved by mutual consent on Tues
day, January Is, Mr. Keeran being the
successor to the firm
ChalkIey Wilson viii join his broth
er. Asher. as a member OF the Wilson
Bros. Land and Abstract company Of
St Francis, Kan, and viii leave for
St. Francis next week The Wilson
brothers have been very successful In
the real estate business in GOOdlands
and during their stay here OF a little
less than four years they have ac-
cumulated q western fortune, vari-
Ously estimated OF from S25s 900 to
$4,000 They made their money by
getting in here at the right time
just before the boom a year or two
and succeeded in buying many fee
titles to Sherman county real estate,
and then perfecting the lands OF vari-
Gus membranes So they got their
lands at a very low figure in some in
stances and later sold at a handsome
profit
ChaIkIey and Asher Wilson have
been good citizens, and like all our
IOyaI people, have helped in pushing
GoodIand and Sherman county to the
front
Mr.. Keeran is an experienced real
estate man, western in his tastes and
habits, having conducted a real estate
business at Selden for several years
before coming to Sherman county He
has considerable land holdings here,
and is therefore much interested in
the future welfare Of western Kansas,
and more especially. GOOdland and
Sherman county.