River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-03-18
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Special bargains in dry goods at
Stewart Mercantile Co.'s Saturday,
March 20.
VIM. McLau gh1in was business
visitor in Baldwin from Monday un-
til Wednesday.
Hugh Morrow was in st. Paul yes
terday having his injured foot ex-
amined by specialist.
Trinity Guild will hold its regular
monthly food sale at Johnson store
on Saturday, March n.
The Beavers will give their annual
ball at Opera Hall on the first Fri
day after Lent, April Is.
Stop in and get some Fresh Green
Vegetables. We get them fresh
every day. STEWART MERCANTILE Co.
Miss Hazel Tuttle and Miss Mary
Levings were guests of Miss Pearl
Phillips in Hudson Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Rose of North
Yakima, Wash, spent Wednesday
in the city, guest of Mrs. Roses
brother, S. F. WOODBURY..
Miss Myrtle Hendrix went to Min
neapolis this morning to attend the
graduating exercises of the Mime
The Swedish Mission church is
being generally repaired. 1t has
been raised and stone foundation
and basement put under it.
The Wisconsin Telephone Co.,
formerly Northwestern") installed
long distance phone in the Glad
stone hotel the first of the week.
We now have a frst-class painter
who can do frst-class job. Bring
in your buggies and have them
painted. c. CARIsCH & Sons.
The members of the Tyro Whist
Club of this city went to st. Paul
this afternoon to see "Ben-Hur" at
the Metropolitan theatre this even
ing.
John L. Sturtevant visited his
brother Frank w. Sturtevant the
first of the week. He is the editor
and publisher of the Wausau Daily
rd-Herald, one of the best dailies
published in the state outside of
Milwaukee.
Fifty years ago on Saint Patrick's
Day, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Deans were
married. They came to this vicin-
ity from New York State forty-three
years ago and have always been
ranked among our most highly es-
teemed citizens.
At "a recent election held in Carpio,
N D., on March 16, 1909, three form
er residents of River Falls captured
local offices. Oscar Herum was
elected trustee for the third district,
Frank A. Chapman, Clerk an d S. ].
Rasmussen, Treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Miller left t his
afternoon for Osakis, Mimi, where
Mr.. Miller will have charge of a gen
eral store. He has been employed
for the past two years with the
Stewart Mercantile Co. His many
friends wish him abundant success
in his new location.
No one need complain Of the
weather which has been doled out
to US the past week, for the variety
has been such that everyone could
find the kind that suited him. Snow
furries, leaden skies, June breezes,
balmy atmosphere. January thaws
in fact everything but April show
ers-have been our portion since
the Journal greeted it's readers last
week.
The main street of the city has
taken on 6 gala of dress to welcome
the visiting delegations to the State
Normal Oratorical Contest. The
telephone and electric light poles in
the business section are entwined
with the colors of the local school
and the places of business are dec
Grated very prettily with the Normal
red and white. There are several
very creditable window displays
shown by some of our merchants.
The New Knapp News" of
Knapp, Wis, changed hands again
for the third time in two months.
The present management, C.. Mas
sey, publisher and E. Neil Reed,
formerly of this city, editor, has made
decided improvement in the gener-
al appearance and usefulness of this
paper-a betterment for which the
people of Knapp should feel devout-
ly thankful. They should show
their appreciation by liberal patron
age and assist the management in
making their new venture a credit
to the village.
House for sale, or will trade for
smaller house. Enquire on premises.
GEORGE PRATT.
Miss Pearl M. Eaton, formerly di-