River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1911-07-13
Ice cream in bulk or brick at
Woehrle's restaurant.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ensign visit
ed with relatives in St. Paul from
Friday to Monday.
Mrs. H o. Junkman and daugh-
ter Ruth were visitors at Lake
Elmo, Mimi, Saturday.
Gust Wingquist left last Friday
for Albert Lea, Mimi, where he will
work at his trade, that of plumbing.
The White Front Restaurant
serves ice cream in bulk or brick.
The best made for parties and re-
captions.
Mrs. Chas. Dieckman returned
last Friday from Mondovi, where
she had been spending week visit
ing with friends.
Fred Field landed 7-pound
German Brown trout from the Kin
nickinnic just below the lower cleo
trio plant last Friday evening.
Special For Is Days-China, EN-
broidery and Laces, on account of
making some alterations. Inquire
about it at ]. H. Johnson's and
10 cent Store.
A young fawn deer has been seen
quite frequently in the neighborhood
OF Gertrude grazing with the cattle,
and at times will follow them into
the barn yard.
The Gordon-Ferguson Co. picnic
will be held here next Saturday and
another wholesome good time is
predicted for the visitors from St.
and the townspeople.
Miss Alice Brown, who had been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. P.
Bergseng during Fourth of July
week, returned to her home at Glen
wood City last Monday.
Mrs. Waite Allen and sister, Miss
Lottie Thayer, of New Richmond
were guests of their brother and
sisters heres arriving on Saturday
before the 4th and returning home
last Thursday.
Bernice Haling left last Saturday
for Superior, where he is employed
as cook on the Great Northern Ry.
for the construction crew. He had
been visiting with his family here
| for about ten days.
The Willow River Lumber Co. at
New Richmond have shut down
their saw mill, and it is expected
that on account of dull markets and
an over stock of lumber they will
not open up again until some time
in November.
1t is expected that the case Of
| John F. Dietz, who is now serving
life sentence at Waupun, will come
up before the Supreme Court next
January. The trials in the cases
against Mrs. Dietz and her children
will probably be heard in November.
Robert Dinsmore, a prominent
citizen of Hudson died at his home
in that city June 29 at the age of
seventy-three years. He was coun-
ty clerk Of ST. Croix county for three
terms, and at the time of his death
was oil inspector for the district in
which he resided.
DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Fortune and
Mrs. George w, Fortune and
the latter's grandchildren. Miss
jeanette and Master John Little,
drove to Eau Claire in their auto
Tuesday. The doctor will attend
dental convention, in session there
Tuesday, Wednesday and to-day.
E. o. Sather, at one time resi-
denter in this vicinity, but now city
sealer of weights and measures in
Minneapolis, is on his job with
hammer and tongs," and has
issued orders to the retailers in the
Mill city that the ordinance compel
ling standard berry boxes will be
strictly enforced.
Miss Roby of River Falls has been
spending the past week with Mrs.
Geo. Wright. s. P. Norstrom left
for Madison Wednesday night to
resume his duties at the university
Ina Williams of River Falls and
Ben Whitney of Echo, Mimi, are
visiting with her aunt, Miss Ellen
Bradford. y Hammond News.
R. w. Freeman, Atty. and Mrs.
w. P. Knowles and Miss Ida Waller
drove to Scion Springs the first of
last week in Mr. Freeman's auto for
a visited at the w. E. Tubbs sum-
mer home. This week they are en-
joying boat trip on the Great
Lakes, with Detroit, Mich, as their
objective point. They will return
home from Detroit, via Chicago,
in the auto.
Mrs. Otto Thelander and Mrs.