River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-02-24
Auction Saturday. DIV. DAWSON.

Sons.
Big bargains in mems dress pants
at Allard's.
Al. Anderson of Menomonie is in
the city to-day.
The best sauerkraut in any GUAM
tity at the River Falls Floral Co. s.
We will match prices with any of
them, quality considered. Dawson.
Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.
Frank Fuller next Wednesday,
March 2.
Atty. w. p. Knowles recently pur-
chased the r. K. Frost house on
Fourth street..
Lyle Brown of Ellsworth was in
the city Tuesday on visit to his
| friend, F. w. Munchow.
Mrs. Oluff Halls was. out from
Ellsworth Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Martin Olson.
Mammoth lowered sweet scent
ID violets, Is cents per dozen, at
the River Falls Floral Co. S.
During the past three years the
average value of horses IN Wiscon-
sin has increased $15.35 per head.
Dawson will have a number of
horses for sale at his auction, to be
held Saturday, weather permitting.
The Ladies Aid Society of M. E.
church will meet in the church par
lors next Thursday, March 8, at 2:30
| p. m.
Fred Wigen, the Woodman star
basket ball player, has seen con-
fined to the house the past week by
illness.
Bert Dunn went to Beach, N. D.,
Yesterday for a weeks visit with
his sister, Miss Belle Dunn, who is
teaching there.
A. w. Lund went to ST. Paul
Tuesday to attend meeting of the
Hardware Dealers Association held
there this week.
Miss Annie Stewart and Master
Marcus Hagestad were the prize
winners at the Gem Theatre last
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Chris. Thoen returned Mon
day evening from Washburn, where
she had been spending week with
her sister, Mrs. Ole Arneson.
Mrs. w. H Dawson of Minneap-
Iyo1S &C. hn u Writ
relatives, guest at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. S. C. Hamilton.
Mrs. j. H Langdon went to Rice
Lake yesterday to spend few days
with her daughter, Mrs H. N. Nils
sen. She will return home Monday.
Come and hear what DR.. Brown
has to say this evening on Tubercu-
Iosis, it's prevention and it's cure
At the Methodist church. Admis
sion free.
The" sanitary bubblers, drinking
fountains, ordered by the local
school board, have arrived, and are
now being installed in the public
school building.
The. Ladies Aid society of the
Congregatio al church will meet
with Mrs P w Ramer next Thurs
day, March 8, at 2:30 p. m. A full
attendance is desired.
Basket ball at Thelander's again
tomorrow Two games. One quar-
ter Warm hall. Hot sport. You
want to be there. Be on hand when
the whistle blows at SIS p. m.
Miss Marie Paugh was home over
Sunday from St. Paul, where she is
employed in wholesale millinery
house. She was accompanied on
her visit here by her friend, Miss
Mabel Paarud.
The National Pageant, process
sion of the Nations and Worlds
great, in song and story, at Thelan-
der's Saturday evening. Tickets
now selling at Freeman's. Get
yours.
Come on, come on, get a ticket
for the basket ball games at The
lander's tomorrow night and be
among the loyal who will help the
local high do things. Two games
for the price of one.
There was a pleasant surprise
party at the Fred Morrow home,
near Jerusalem Corners, last Thurs
day evening, held by the parents
and pupils of that school district in
honor of Mrs. Alfred Everson, the
teacher.
According to the daily papers
last Tuesday the price of pork was
the highest since the civil war. A
load of SO hogs were sold at the
South St. Paul stock yards for SO Is
per hundred weight.
Thos. TAFT, Walter Campbell,
Walter Patterson, DR.. Mack, Henry
Brown, Andrew Cederburg and Al.
| Smith went to New Richmond Mon
day afternoon to attend the annual
roundup of the Odd Fellows en-
campment there that evening.
Herman Thied and John Redman
from North Dakota, and Dan Hank
ley from Canada were in the city
Monday night visiting their brother
in-law, F. w. Munchow They
were on their way home from Tex
as, where they had been prospect
ing for land.
| Drs. H. f. Follansbee and w. G..