River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1911-12-21


Don't forget about the Removal
Sale at ]. w. Allard's beginning on
Friday, Dec. 90.
We will tell you more about the
Sale in next weeks paper. We
mean Allard's Removal sale.
A new water tank will soon be
erected to replace the one now in
use in the local railway yards.
Watch next weeks paper for par
ticulars about the Removal Sale at
Allard's, beginning Friday, Dec. 20.
For SALE-One high-grade Jer-
sey male calf. From Peirce's stock.
Price very cheap. r. G. Hill, River
Falls.
Miss Louise Thomas arrived
home from her school at Wenatchee,
Wash, last evening to spend the
holidays.
John Finn recently sold his 20
acres of land adjoining the Jim
Sweet farm in the town of River
Falls, to John Moynihan.
Dance in the new hall over Al
lard's store Monday evening, Jan. /.
Music by the River Falls Orchestra.
Everybody invited to come.
Anthem H. Anderson was over
from Spring Valley Monday inter
esting prospective buyers in the
merits of the Victor fre-proof safe.
James Rasmussen came up from
| Baraboo Friday for a few days
visit with relatives in this vicinity,
after which he will go to Baldwin
| to spend the winter.
James Wright, one of the early
settlers of Hammond town, died
Sunday, Dec. 10, at the age of 81
years. He had been resident Of
Hammond for over fifty years.
Parties contemplating buying a
safe should investigate and familiar
ize themselves with the Victor safe.
For particulars address Anthem H..
Anderson, Route 2, box 10, Spring
Valley Wis.
You can rely on the mass of the
people being nearer right than the
individual whose profits are affect
ed by his action. One fourth of all
the people who buy automobiles
buy the Ford.
Gottfreid Klang returned last
evening from Albert Lea, Mimi,
where he had been spending the
past month working at the plumb
ers' trade with his brother-in law,
Gust Wingquist.
O. S. Gunderson, who at one
time was employed at the ]. S.
Wadsworth shoe store, now travel
ing salesman for Copeland & Ry-
der Co., spent few days in the
city last week with his friend, Abel
Enquist, and left Friday for Ashby,
Mimi, where he will visit with
friends until after h. holidays.
Three years ago the Ford car,
fully equipped, cost over $4,000.
Other manufacturers said it was a
pretty good car for the money, but
you could not expect much for that
price. To. day the others are sell
ing for that price and the Ford is
$500. 1t simply proves that the
Ford leads by three years.
The minstrel show, given by home
talent last Thursday evening, was
greatly enjoyed by all who attended.
The songs and jokes by the black
face artists, Messrs. Elertson, Rich
ards, Nelson and Fortune were we'll
'put over" and immensely enjoyed
and the songs by Messrs. Kolstad
and Thayer were delightfully."- we'll
rendered. The sketches by Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Williams were very
entertaining.
The dance in the new hall over
Allard's store last Friday evening
was we'll patronized and proved to
be a very enjoyable affair. The
hall is exceptionally suited for these
social affairs and will accommodate
larger party than was generally
supposed and the floor is exception
ally fine. The River Falls Orches-
ira, under the leadership of C. A.
Smith, furnished excellent music
and almost every number was heart
lily encored.
The Journal wants a correspond
ent in every district of this locality.
1t is to the interests of the residents
of each locality to see that items
from their district appear in
every issue of their home paper.
The Journal is offering extra induce
ments to correspondents for 1912,
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