River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-09-20

Friday and Saturday.
Farmers are reminded that Geo.
Fortunes new cob mill does the
business in "fine" shape.
Next week we shall get the Jour
NAL out on Wednesday or bust
something. We have to go to the
fair. ~
Richard Hagg was called to Can
non Falls yesterday by the an
nouncement of the death of his
brother.
Leon Barney was in the city last
evening. He left this morning for
Minneapolis to resume his studies
in the University.
Ball games at the Fair next week;
Thursday between Hudson and
River Falls; Friday between Red
Wing and Ellsworth.
Anton Segerstrom won a set of
those beautiful dishes given with
New Richmond flour, handled here
by Elliott & WATSON.
There seems to have been a dearth
of shows in the city this summer
but the people are apparently no
worse off il consequence.
Something better for you. Take
a course in the most progressive
school. Brandrup & Nettleton Bus
mess College, Winona, MINI.
We have placed on our 1O-cent
counter 20 and ascent values. 1t
will pay you to look them over at
Lund's New Hardware Store.
Norseng Bros. have just received
large line of walking skirts for
fall wear which should attract at
tention of prospective buyers.
Mrs. J. M. Weeks of Superior
was visiting relatives in the city
last week, guest of her father, Jerry
Kelly and brother, John Kelly.
Mrs. Shepard, accompanied by
her daughter Myrtle, went to Rush
City, Mimi, last Thursday on a
visit to her son, C. Ed. Shepard.
Ole Gutenberg and Miss Sophia
Shella left last Friday for Moscow,
Idaho. Miss Shella goes there to
visit her sister, Mrs. H. Hosied.
1t is desired that every member
of the w. r. c. be in attendance at
the meeting Saturday as there is
business of Importance on hand.
John Knapp was in Minneapolis
Tuesday making arrangements to
return to the University. He will
commence school work next Mon
day.
Miss M. Louise Foster of Stillwa-
ter, agent of the Bay City Knitting
company, is in the city for further
orders and will be found at the City
hotel. s I,
H. B. Vlieland will hold an auc-
ton tomorrow afternoon at his
place southeast of the city to dis
pose of his live stoc and farm ma
chinery.
w. S. Van Meter of Hamline,
Mimi, visited in the city the first of
the week, guest at the homes of G.
w. Chinook, ST., and G. w. Chin
mock, Jr.
Chas. Lowater, editor of the
Spring Valley Sun was in the city
Friday. He is camping at Ilwaco
Springs with his family and a COM
pany of friends.
J. H. Williams and wife, who had
been here visiting relatives sin &c
the date of the National Encamp-
ment, returned to their home at Ra-
vena, Ohio, Monday.
Miss Nealie Knowles left yester-
day for Milwaukee, where she will
visit a few days with her sister,
then she will go to her school at
Camp Hill, Alabama.
The Saltwater Stone Sidewalk
Company is putting down a consid-
cradle stretch of sidewalk on Wal
nut street and on Fourth and Fifth
streets south of Walnut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dahl, lately
of Superior, who had been visiting
their sister, Mrs. F. Engdahl, went
to St. Paul Saturday where they
will make their residence.
The Chicago freight subway is
now open. This subterranean rail-
way is Is miles in length. 1t reach
es every big store building and
warehouse in the business center
of the city. j.
Three hundred and twenty-five of
tbo 200 1,octrooctorc ne +bo state