River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-04-11

Paul over Sunday.
$3.50 for 35c formaldehyde. Ask
Taggart Before buying.
The band Boys have ordered uni
forms, brown with red trimmings.
Miss Helen Truesdell teaches the
spring term of school at Eagle
Point.
You know what the Munson Waists
are. Come early and make your Sc
lection. Norseng Bros.
Miss Florence Almy, teacher at
Barron, spent her vacation here
with her sister, Miss Shirley Almy.
Miss Laura Hansen of Eau Claire
is employed as assistant bookkeep-
er in A. w. Lund's establishment.
Miss Edith M. Reed visited in
Minneapolis from Saturday to yes
terday, guest of Mrs. Guy Bassett.
Some of the Normal teachers are
spending the week of vacation out
of town. Prof. and Mrs. F. M. Jack
are visiting in Minneapolis, while
these went to their several homes
Miss Shultes to Casson, Mimi. !;
Miss Schofeld to Oshkosh; Mis-
Kellogg to Oconomowoc; Miss Jones
to,Black River Falls; Miss Saby to
Baldwin.
The officers of the fire Company
for the ensuing year, elected last
week, are: Chief-Geo. TIL. Smith;
First Assistant-F. D. Ensign;
Second Assistant-Harry Chinook;
Tillerman-A. C. Smith; Secretary
Albert Jensen; Treasurer-F. M
White. N. A. Thelander was ap-
pointed by Chief Smith as captain
of the hook and ladder truck.
Mae Munroe, with Dieter Bros.
show tomorrow night and also on
Saturday evening, will entertain
the audience with some wonderful
exhibitions of musical talent. She
is fine cornetist and pianist and
performs to perfection the difficult
task of playing the cornet with one
hand and playing her own accom-
paniment on the piano at the same
time with the other hand.
H. j. Niehaus, a graduate of the
Normal school in the class of 1905,
was elected county superintendent
Of schools in Buffalo county at the
recent election, winning oyer w. ].
Eberwein, the present incumbent,
by majority of 265 votes. Mr..
Eberwein is also a graduate of the
Normal, Class of 1894. He has
held the office of county superin-
tendent of that county for seven or
eight years.
The 21st annual convention of
the Northwestern Dist. Y. P. S. C.
E. is held at Menomonie April II to
II. Misses Eva White, Myra Cur
rier and Alice Smith are the dele
gates elected to the convention from
the Endeavor society of the Cong
regational church of this city. Of
others who go from here Rev. D. B.
Spencer, and Misses Ethel Elliott,
Edith Weberg and Irma Armstrong
have parts in the program.
We are getting our ordinary
March weather in April. 1t has
been pretty cold the past week with
strong northwest winds for the most
part. Saturday night and Sunday
some snow fell here but not enough
to make much impression but in
some parts Of the state as much as
a foot is reported to have fallen.
The streets are dry and the high
winds drove the dust about to the
discomfort of all who had occasion
to be out.
The Improvement League and the
Tuesday Club have made arrange
ments to canvass the city in the in
terest of a public library. The city
!
has been dstricted with this object
in view and committees appointed
and assigned for the work, which
will soon be commenced and prose-
cuted with vigor. This announce
ment will serve to introduce the la
dies to the citizens. All will be
glad to see these committees and
will be pleased to give them such
encouragement as they can afford.
The grand jury of Sawyer county
has indicted John F. Dietz, accus-
ing him of resisting an officer and
attempt at murder. The sheriff
proposes to ask Gov. Davidson to
call out the state militia to capture
Dietz and put him in Jail pending
! his trial by the courts. If the state