River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-09-15

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Paul Monday to visit his son.
Howard Deans was home from
St. Paul Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Violet Sanderson left for her
school at Hackley Friday morning.
Joe Phenning left Monday after
noon for Cannon Falls, Mimi, to
visit his mother.
Mrs. Josephine Reed spent Fri
day and Saturday at the home of
her son Neil in St. Paul.
Charles Deans left Monday for a
three weeks trip through tn e
northern part of the state.
Frank Johnson, ST., has installed
system of waterworks in his new
house on his farm in Troy.
A. E. Reese, formerly editor of
the "Osceola Sum-" has purchased
the Hudson "Star-Observer."
Teachers of the city schools and
the Normal enjoyed picnic in
Glen Park last Saturday afternoon.
Kelley Clark and Karl Rudow left
for their schools last week, the for
lner at Ladysmith and the latter at
Missouri Falls, Ia.
Anyone wishing a cottage at the
Lake for little or no expense during
the fall please communicate with J..
A. Morse, River Falls, Wis.
P. w. Ramer and DR.. T. w. Ash
ley left Friday morning in the lat
ter's auto for a weeks hunting in
the vicinity of White Rock, S. D.
Mrs. E. ]. Linnell (nee Mrs. Cur
REM of Foreston, Mimi, visited her
daughter, Mrs. Perry Clark, from
Tuesday until Friday of last week.
Mrs. A. D. Shepard and daughter,
Merle, Miss Eva Ramer, Charles
Phillips and Fred Ramer visited the
Minnesota State Fair Saturday,
making the trip up and back in the
Ramer auto.
Carl Lien returned home Friday
morning from Aurora, ILL.,, where
he has been playing ball during the
summer. He spent a few days the
first of the week with relatives at
Washburn. He will leave here Sun
day to resume his studies at Beloit
college.
Miss Alice Hutchinson will leave
next week for Brooklyn, N. Y,
where she will study domestic
science at Pratt Institute. She
will be accompanied as far as Cleve-
land, Ohio, by Miss Mira Currier,
who will attend the Oberlin Con-
servatory of Music, at Oberlin, Ohio,
this year.
Charles Gustafson, who has for
several years been employed by c.
d. McKinnon, both al the Parker
House and later at the Gladstone
hotel, left yesterday for Weyburn,
Can, where he has a position in the
Sioux hotel, one of the largest hos
telries in that city. Joe Mucken-
hansen is employed in Mr.. Gustaf-
sons place at the Gladstone.
John DietS, of Cameron dam fame,
Is again in the limelight, this time
through shooting fray on election
night, when. he shot and seriously
wounded Bert Horel of the town of
Winter, in a wrangle over election.
1t is reported that Dietz has again
put up armed resistance against ar
rest and that an appeal has been
made for militia to aid in his cap
ture. s-,..a~~e~~
r. w. Freeman, Bert Symes. Joe
Adams and Fred Knoble drove up
to the Minnesota State Fair in Mr..
Freeman auto Saturday. Their
running time between here and St.
Paul in the morning, not counting
the wait for the ferry at Hudson,
was ffty-two minutes. They were
just returning to town when the
alarm was given for the fire at P.
w. Ramer's garage and Mr.. Free
man hitched one of the hose carts to
his auto and took it up in probably
the fastest time it had ever travelled
to fire. The timely arrival of Mr..
Freeman and his party undoubtedly
saved the residences surrounding
the garage from partial, if not total
destruction.
The Pierce County Fair opens
next Wednesday for a three days
session which should command the
interest of everyone in the county.
The educational features, the farm
talks by experienced agricultural
lists, the produce contests and the
stock exhibits will not only be of
great value to the farmer, but also
/ to the merchants, real estate deal