River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-03-21
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cinity are invited to inspect the
beautiful and up-to-date Millinery
now on display at Mrs. Moshier's.
Formal opening to-day, tomorrow
and Saturday.
N. O. Bishop, who moved to Hud-
son last fall and took charge of the
Brunswick Hotel, has returned to
this city, having rented the Strahl
dwelling, next north of R. S. Free
mans.
! Hudson is to have a creamery.
The Cold Storage Co. has bought a
creamery outfit of Hammond par
ties and will make butter in the
creamery room of the cold storage
warehouse.
R. +. Colwell from Mitchell, S.
D., has taken charge of the Milton
Dairy Creamery here. He has rent
ed the w. F. Kohn house next to
the Ezekiel Lutheran church. into
which he moves his family.
Edward Shaaf of Menomonie, an
agent for the Northern Nursery
company of Baraboo, committed sui
eide at Baldwin Monday by shooting
himself in the head. His wife,
whom he married but few months
ago, was in the room at the time.
The City Council in conjunction
with the G.. A. R. post has agreed
upon a style of flag staff. The staff
will consist of wood, cedar pole
in two sections, the upper one capa-
BILE of being raised and lowered
against the lower, permanent one.
The vacant store building on
Main street next to Dodge's hard
ware store is being placed in readi-
ness for the mems meetings next
week. A large chorus will render
the "Holy Week" music. The hour
is from sos to 6:25 p. m, just after
the stores close.
Stephen Fuller has just returned
from Tampa, Florida, where he had
been stationed for some time in the
artillery service of the government.
He has recently received an honor
able discharge from the regular ar
my, having completed his three
wear term of enlistment.
Contributions of money, clothing
and provisions were secured at and
about Osceola by the friends of
John F. Dietz and family of Gamer
on Dam to last them until next fall
and last week Editor A. E. Reese of
the Osceola Sun and Capt. H. c.
Doughty of Prescott took these sup
in to the home of Deitz.
Wenzel Oregon has bought the
Frank Luberg house on East Pine
street. Mr.. Luberg retains posses
sion of the premises until the first of
May, when he will move his family
to the state of Washington. Mr..
Gregor has also recently bought a
lot of Mr.. Luberg adjoining his
(Gregor's) residence on Walnut
street.
1t is said that over billion dol
lars were lost last week in the rail-
way stock panic in New York. The
statement is misleading. The
railroad property of the country is
worth just as much to day as it was
before the panic. This being the
case it looks as if the panic was
good thing. That billion dollars
must have been water.
The many friends of Frank S. Stir
raft will be pleased to learn of his
success in securing through the
Minneapolis office of Hapgoods, the
National Organization of Brain
Brokers, good position as stenog-
~rapher for the Crookston Lumber
Company of Bemidji, MINI. Mr..
Stirratt is native of Prescott and
a graduate of the high school here.
Our new line of Wall Paper is
here. R. S. FREEMAN & Son.
The unions of the American Soci-
ETY. of Equity of this vicinity held
we'll attended meeting at Odd Eel
lows Hall last Thursday. Six IN.
ions were represented-Fargo, Nor
tons Corners, South Fork, Clifton,
Mann Valley and Kinnickinnic. A
second meeting of these unions is
being held at Odd Fellows Hall
this afternoon when the question of
consolidating these unions into one
with headquarters here will be dis
cussed and acted upon.
A fine line of spring and summer
dress goods at R. N. Jensons's.
The fourth and last number in the