River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-07-15


prize dishes Dawson is giving away.
1 A daughter was born to Mr.. and
1 Mrs. Frank Grimm of Orth, Mimi,
| Saturday, July 10, 1909.
4 Mrs. H. T. Willett of Springfield,
ILL.,, will arrive tomorrow for few
weeks visit here with relatives.
A party of local Masons witness
ed excellent work in the third de-
gree at Ellsworth last Tuesday
| night, and incidentally enjoyed a
| sumptuous spread.
81 The Nebraska Indian base ball
team is billed for one game against
Hammond at Hammond on Thurs
| day. July22. This team is composed
entirely of genuine American
Indians, and they play a fine game
of ball. Remember the place and
date. t>i
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Olson and
Miss Josephine Oscar of Stoughton
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. O..
S. Torgeson this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Torgeson recently moved here
from Stoughton and are occupying
the Joe Stevens house on the west
side.
| F. Jackman, Chris. Nobel, Walter
Nobel, ]. P. Peterson and their fam
lilies, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Chinook,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Chinook, Mrs.
John Larson and children and Miss
Emma Olson, attended a Danish
celebration at Minnehaha Falls last
Sunday.
The building occupied by Charles
Fresse at Ellsworth was badly dam
aged by fire last Friday morning at
one O'Clock. Loss on stock and
building will reach $4,000. An in
surance in the amount of 81 700 was
carried.
Mrs. M. A. Young of Saltwater
and daughter, Mrs. T. B. Whitaker,
of Kenosha arrived here Monday
on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S.
| Wadsworth. Mrs. Young returned
| to her home Tuesday afternoon,
| Mrs. Whitaker remaining for a
longer visit.
The best Dairy Building in the
Country will be built upon the Wis
consin State Fair Grounds in sea-
son for the Fair to be held Septem-
Der 1917. Wisconsin is entitled
to this by virtue of it's standing as
a Dairy State. - ~
Thos. Welch of st. Paul met with
a sad accident at the celebration at
| River Falls. Monday through the
careless discharge of revolver,
sustaining serious injury to his
right eye and face. 1t is feared that
he may lose the sight of the eye
Prescott Tribune.
The saloons closed Tuesday and
Baldwin. will experience year of
no-license. We understand that
there will be several temperance
saloons started and Baldwinites will
have to be satisfied with soft drinks
to quench their thirst for the next
year Baldwin Bulletin.
The midsummer picnic of the I'm
provement League will be held at
the Park, Friday, July 16. An i'm
portant business meeting will be
held at that time. The birthdays
are from March to August, inclusive.
Each lady will please bring plate,
cup, saucer, fork and spoon.
The Pierce County Teachers ex-
animation will be held here in the
Normal Assembly room August Up.
The St. Croix County teachers ex-
animation will be held at Baldwin in
the high school building August
1919. Supt. Aune will also conduct
two-days' teachers institute at
Hudson, August "a and Is.
The Nebraska Indian base ball
team play the Hammond team at
Hammond on Thursday, July q.
This is the same team of genuine
Indians which created so much COM
ment last season by it's brilliant
playing. Do not miss seeing this
contest. A similar opportunity will
probably never occur again.
Miss Lottie Deneen of Hammond,
a graduate Of the River Falls Nor
NAL, class of '03, has been appoint
ed supervisor of practice in the La
Crosse Normal, which opens this
fall. Miss Deneen has been taking
special work at Columbia University,
New York City, the past year.
President Fassett Cotton of the
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