River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-03
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The JOURNAL extends a New
Years greeting and best wishes tc
all its readers.
Miss Minnie Barg left Tuesday
for Bayfield, county, where she is
Engaged to teach.
Mrs. Thos. Barg and daughter
Miss Minnie, visited friends in New
, Centervi1le last week.
Louie Romdenne of Black Duck,
Mimi, visited his sister, Mrs. ]. H.
Langdon here the last of last week.
Jerry Flint spent few days the
past week at Belle PLANE, Mimi,
with his old friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Nichols.
Although the Baptist society has
no pastor and many of its members
are away, the church and Sunday
school had a1arge gathering at their
Christmas tree on Christmas eve,
when all present were well remem-
bered.
! A basket ball game was played in
the Normal gymnasium Tuesday
evening between the regular Nor
NAL team and picked up team.
The latter were literally picked
up"-and carried away-in the
game, which resulted in a score of
40 to in favor of the regulars.
Joe Smolick of the Bawlf district
was in town this morning and cal
led at the Mail office. Mr.. Smolick
is from River Falls, Wisconsin, and
is one of the many U. Slams who
are we'll satisfied with Alberta and
the Bawlf district in particular -
Camrose Mail Alberta, N. w. T.
Former students of the Wisconsin
| State University, who are teaching
in the state to the number Of 500,
formed themselves into a society
at the meeting of the Teachers As
ISOLATION Dec. 1928. The name of
the society will be the University of
Wisconsin Alumni Teachers Club.
Ole Swenson returned to his
home. at Pipestone, Mimi, Monday
after few days visit with his broth
er-in-law, Chas. Hamilton, on the
| county line road east of the city.
Mr.. Swenson was a resident here
some twenty years ago, living on
the G. w. Chinook farm on the
Hudson road.
Statistics of fatalities in the re-
cent hunting season show that 70
persons lost their lives while hunt
| ing and 70 others suffered injuries.
Michigan suffered most, with Is kill
ed and Is injured. WISCONSIN is
next with 13 killed and 7 injured.
In Minnesota were killed and II
injured.
This is just the right size town TO
settle down in and enjoy life. Ey-
erything for the comfort of life can
be bought here and $40 will go as
far as SIS will in larger cities. When
you want to leave the farm, come to
our town and build a nice comfort
able home and be among the best
people in the world.
August Hawkinson was arrested
at Diamond Bluff last week on the
charge Of stealing horse from the
stable of VIM. OFT at North ST. Paul.
The animal was later found on the
premises of John Lovegreen of
Alton, who says he bought it. Haw-
kinson says he is not the man who
took the horse and sold it TO Love-
green.
Over forty guests were entertain
ed at the cinch party given by Mr..
Mrs. and Randall and Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Stewart last Friday evening.
The evening was excellent for the
drive out to the Randall farm and
back-warm and bright moon light.
Prizes were awarded to A. w. Kaler,
Mrs. c. F. Winter and Mrs. D. A.
Blakeney.
A writer in an exchange complains
because he sometimes meets man,
accosting him in friendly way and
doesn't get "grunt" in recogni-
ton. We sometimes pass one and
accost him with our pleasantest
good morning" and get nothing
but "grunt" in recognition and we
always wonder if we hadn't mis-
taken something else for man.
The Carroll building, corner OF
Main and Walnut streets, is to be
remodeled, plate glass windows
put in the front and the two stores
arranged for one occupant. H. B.