River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1911-05-11

Bulk and brick ice cream now on
sale at the White Front Restaurant.
Special for Friday and Saturday,
Karo corn syrup in 10-lb. pals at
40 cts, at Allard's.
Mrs. ]. Warner of Beldenville is
spending a couple Of weeks here
with her daughter, Mrs. Dena Per-
kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Elliott and
Mrs. Mat. Shade of Ellsworth were
guests at the A. P. Forsyth home
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Uhlman, of Williston, N. D.,
spent last week with friends in the
city. She left Friday to visit her
daughter at Amigo.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Tubbs returned
Tuesday morning from visit to
their daughters, who are students
in the convent at Frontenac, Mimi.
Mr.. Tubs had been travelling in
Montana and the Dakotas for the
Tubbs' Medicine Co.
For new pumps and windmills, or
for repairs on old ones don't fail to
consult Harlem & Browe1l, River
Falls, Wis. They know the bust
ness thoroughly and will give you
satisfaction, both in workmanship
and price. Phones 1882, Harlem
residence; 1888, Browell residence;
233-A, shop.
S. V. Simmons, one of the popu
lar hackmen of the city, is going to
be up-to-date, even if he does not
lay up a cent. He has purchased
nine-passenger automobile and will
dispense with horses during the
summer months, in catering to the
travelling public between the city
and the Hudson terminal station
Hudson Star Observer.
Special prices on mems pants at
Allard's.
George A. Taylor returned to his
home in River Falls from Osceola
last week where he closed up his
business. Upon his return he com
menced loading his car with house
hold goods, farm implements and
stock and shipped them to Hudgins
Va, where he last fall purchased
number Of hundred-acre tracts of
land on the Chesapeake bay. -Hud-
son Star Observer.
Special prices on mems work
shirts at Allard's.
An addition is being built on the
Milton Dairy Cos local station for
the accommodation of the boiler
The flooring where the boiler has
stood since il was installed several
years ago, has, on account of being
SO continuously heated, become dry
as finder and last week caught fire
several times. The new location
for the boiler will also give more
room in the main building for
handling the greatly increased bus
mess of the creamery. The ice
cream business at the dairy, which
is new venture this year, has met
with gratifying success, and keeps
Manager Colwell on the jump keep
ing the supply up to the demands
of his many patrons.
Special price on large size Quaker
Oats at Allard's.
The annual picnic Of the employ
ees of the Omaha Ry. Co. general
offices may be held in this city this
year. A committee of four young
men came down from ST. Paul Sat-
urday and spent the day looking
over the city, and especially Glen
Park, for the purpose of determin-
ing the advantages offered here.
The matter will be decided some
time during next week, The picnic
would bring about five hundred Wis
itors here from St. Paul, employees
of the Omaha general Offices and
their friends, and would be an ex-
cellent chance for River Falls to
exploit it's desirable location. The
picnic committee were guests of
members of the local Commercial
Club during their visit here Satur
day. June "a has been decided
upon for the date of holding the
picnic.
You will find Racine Feet" in all
sizes at Allards.
After ffty-three years of active
law practice, H. c. Baker amour
ces his retirement from the firm Of
Baker & Haven. Mr., Haven will
conduct the business in the future
Mr.. Baker is the Dean of the legal
profession of the ST. Croix Valley
and has won an enviable reputa alton
in his practice. Mr. Baker