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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10
Sard ben aries in Bef-
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Roulers. - 2aserfeb.n. :
Der ftnsenbsS 4ufsr.

....., 10. Ropember.
Geitern bin i4 nit Oeripunbsten uno
tranien Solbaten suiammsu in Der 81.
ienbabn sefabren. Der 3ug mar iibsrs
fiillt, unb als elmer Don ben jungsn
2euten i4lafen ipo[lt., tro3 er auf bem
8oben unter bic b0I3erne gaut. 0nrt
iiiilpte er Den 5eIm ii6er bas Geiidt.
oa Ii9 bic iie9enbsn Spdtkrbitfliesen
nod INNER in BEN bumpfiscn 4btbeil
aufbieltsn. gs mar elm neun3ebniGbs
riser Snfantsrift NIT einem tinbIi4.n,
runben Geiihi, uno obrpobl ii4 i6m in
ben b.iben Wo6en I'M S6iisensrabsn
cine braune Gtdubtruite iiber bi.
Sdnbe eelegt bette, fiel mir bic feline
Sorm ieiner 9dnbe eif. Gr idnar4ts
bafo iebr i9narreHb unb traftis uno
tpuroe bon man6em beneibet, Der ni4t
gut fdlafen tpnnte. 2tber pl0blia
pimmerte CT i'm S9ldf tpie Elm aino.
Das bauerte cine gauge Weils. bis Der
S9ldfer bic 5elmbSble bonn geiidt
itieB unb aufteu4te: rGran5. Srans.
balt ben aerl bod, er perrGtb ia als
qes!" - CT perrdtb ia allss - bis in
ben i9fperen sraum i9Iei9t iid bieie
Wutb auf bic 9errdtber unb Spione.
Dieter 5raum bes iusenbliaen Srsis
ipillisen 1T MIR Elm Na9tldns bon Der
bSisittn WirtIi6teit. lleberall wirb
bier ersdblt, ipis uerpesen. ruie Ders
ihlasen bic @errdfber unb Spione i'm
Weitflanbriiden arbeiien. Die 8eo0is
ieruns eines 9prfss mar gum geiipml
sHtflobsn, unb nur elm Bidder blieb sus
rid, Der Ifeinbar friebli5 unb tobess
drsitIi& in ieinsm 4nspeIen iaB. Sein
5Gusten nuroe aur unterfunft fir
einen Stab setpd6lt. &aum mar man
einsesogen, als bas beftigite 9ranuts
feuer In bic Mauern iauite. Was fano
man na9ber2 Gin 5elepbon i'm Bad
ofen, Der ldnsit ni4t mebr eebsi5t
ipuroe. unb bsim 4nruf lam Don ben
feinbli9sn Stelungen Der bic gripi>
berung aus bem 5ribter. Jrauen unb
MGnner ipurben BET dbnIider Spios
mage auf Der StelIe abs.fiibrt. gs III
bart, bic 9ausrn aus ibren 9ebofteu
ar iagen, aber bic llnfduloistn be,abs
len fiir bic Shuloigen = bic llnf6uls
bisen unb lsibsr aud ibre ainDer. Dds
BEL IN Der gbarattsr bieier flanbriIfen
gausrn mertpiirbig bsriporren. Ginsr
Don ibnen trie6 bic beutIden pferbe,
bic man in Ieinsm Geh5ft unterssiteIlt
Bate. aus bem Stall. Die Sclbaten
fdaIien Jpn aus, bislten ibn fiir p.r-
riidt. unb iis fiibrten Die sbisre an ibs
rem pIaB suriid. Cine Stunbe brauf
idluaen bic @rdndten in ben StaIl.
3pei Eferbe unb Elm SoIbat ipurben
serfhmettsrt. Der Bauer mub aIio
fein eisenes GsbOft ourd 3ei6eu ben
feinbliden 9eidoiIen dusseliefert bas
Ben. Gr bobts bic 0eutihen. aber er
iuolIte ale Sbisre - bic areaturen,
NIT benen sr seborsn unb aufsetpadien
mar = idonsu. Die sinfabiie unp
niebrieiie 2isbe sum Sbier mar ibm
seblisbsn. Der arieg ober bate in ibnI
bic aiebe gu ben Msni4en ausssrOts
let.
menn Die Wogsn bes Srofes iiber
bic 2onbitraben rplen unb bic Raber
ntdttis IN bic Grbe einfd,nsibsn, Die
unier Dem bi6teu gbchtnebel unb bem
feinen glopemberregengefrieiel i9cn
fsbr lebmis setporben TT. bann tperben
bic pftrbe iiidtig eefdunben. Tbans
der Saul perfdst, unb es IN faum
Jpn obue peitfhe aufsumuns
tezn Giurs Sages mar siu Afsra.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10
9dSliAer Msarftbertdt.

gincinnutt. 9. DECEMBER.
Tie nadfoIgenben auotirungen be.
sieben ii1 nur airf Gngros.1rans.
nftionen. Bei feineren @eidGften
iperben etipas bobere preiie bereGnet.
grobifionen.
ShmaIa. prima gteam
9.65-9.76. syamilp S9maIa III
-12c bro pfunb.
2rodeMsefaIssues Ueif9
Etort clear Geiien 114-11ac, ihort
y}ippenfsiteu lille. crtru fbort
clear Seitsn 11f--124c, Gdultern 10
--1of. geatss 12A-13e, msbr ber'
padt.
Bacon. gbort clear seiten
12a-13ae. eytra fbort Rippenfeiten
124--12ac. Gdultern 114-11ac uub
Bellies 13a-143e Iofe unb 3e per
9firnb mebr perpadt.
Suear Gureo SIeifd. -
Sdinisn 16A--17c. gienie S6uI-
TERN 12a-13e. Wrsaifeit Bacon 10
19ac, G@ultern 12a-13c, trodent
Beef GHinien 27--29s.
Siibgep6feItes GIeifd.
=. SHinten 12a-13ae, pisnieG1ul,
tern 113--11ae, 9slliss -6-.17c,
SGnltstn 114-11ae, Nep gott Gut
114-11ac.
Griides GIeii&. - Sdin.
fen 111-12c, picnie G6ultern Oh
9gc. SHulisrn 9s-9ae, Ibort
gippsnieitsn 9s-9af, fbort clear
Seiten 10--10ac, sytra fbort Geiten
9t-9ae. Bellies 14a-15ie pro
pfunb.
IebI unb @etref6e
WebI. - Winter patertt So 5.25-
5.45, @inier Snnep $4.90-5.t5, DO.
sSnmiIp $4.50--4.85, gytra $4.05---
4.25, orbinires $3. 3.Sb--4.O5. sarter
@ei5cn Batent So. .90-6.30, oo. .fanep
$5.45-5.70, DO. TanriIp $4.65-
4.65. Roggenmebl, iiorbiueitlihes ge.
miihtes $5.15-5.25, reineS Gitp
$5.f5-5.45 per Dbl.
Wei5en. - Wo. 2 rotber @irter
$11s-$1.1Si: go. 3 sl.16-N.1 ia
30. A rotber $l.10-1-15.
Weff&forn. - no. ! tpsibks
rsuss 65ae; Go. 2 DO. 65-65At; 30.
3 cc. N-85c. Rp. 4 bo. 62a -63ae;
To. 5 bo. 61-62ae; Ro. 6 bo. CO.
61r. SO. / asIbss CSC: no. 2 DO. 65a
66c; Vo. 3 bo. 641-65ae :g1o. a bo.
62-63e; Ro. 8 bo. 60a-61ae: 80.
8 bo. 69a-60at; 30. / aemifhtes
65e: go. 2 bo. 64a-65e; glo. s bo.
6S-64c; 30. A DO. 61A-62Ae; 90.
S 30. M--61c; 30. 6 bo. $500.
Reuss ipsibss aolbsniorn 62-84c,
stibss 8264 asnifmtss 60-83e
per 8uTbel.
6afsr. ~ gso. 2 tpeiber 81
5l2e. Gtanborb ipsiber 501-51e, SO.
8 fpeiher 50--5OAe;; g2o. 4 ireibsr 49
50e. Ho. Q gemii9tsr 50--50ac,
Wc. 8 aemiI4ter 49A-50c, go. 4
efmii&ty 48a-49ac.
Rogaen. - go. q $1.12--S1.14.
no. 3 sl.10-$1.12. RO. 4 $1.05--
$1.10.
MaIs. - 6ribiabrs @srFs SO
.--96e. bo crbinare 84--SSe per Hu.
@htsfp.
@erfduft purben I'll DbIs. Diz
einerS Biutfteb @oebs auj bsr 8uf1
bon $1.S9 Der OoIIene.
Ogoeertes.
Raffss. - glssss suilE AssHs
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Gbicaap. 9. Sea.

Sdusine. 3ufubr 10000;
i9pad. Built $7.10-$745; Isidis
$6.90-S7.65; semifdbte $6.90-$7..
65: i6tpere S6.s5-S7.50; robe $6.85
$500; srsrfel $5.50-$7.60.
Rinbpieb. - Sufubr 10000; fef.
Gbriitmas Sbop ssaayIinss $1,000;
fir anb.re Deieriase $10.75-$12.00;
9satipe Stiere $5.W-S10.70; aiibs
limb 6eifers S3.25-S8.50; adlb.r
S6.O-$9.25.
Sdaie. - 3ufubr 1900; ieit.
S4afe $3,20-B.25; ssdbrlinss So
25-T.35; 2dmmer $6.40-$S.60.
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OtetAa marft.

Rem gort, 9 Dss.
9inn. - Wartt ru6is. $32.00-
$500.
&upfer. = Martt left. gleetrolptic
$12.87-$13.o0; eating $12.67-
$12.87.
giien. = Martt ru1ig unb unprs
dnbert.
glei. Martt ftstis. 1915
1885. Spslter. itstia. $5.65-$5.75.
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Gtxetsnati. Q. Dsssmbsr. 1914.
Tis 0ei&ajte paysn bente In ben biefi'
gen Gsulcs nsb tsi ben ARsflern Iebs n.
tis. bs6 IA osIb Gejt. Die 8insratsH finb
unpsrdHbeyt aeblieben. % wurben fiir
9anstsH ON eau sq5 bereHntt, mdbren B
0fIHaitep1piere BON ben canien ebsnfaIls
~ ex biBsontirt uurotn.
@sAia euf .isS psrs
iparen jeItsr uab nurben ~ ioc prHmie
spifdven waufsn persautt. Sic Counter.
rate bsiraat soc Yrdmie per $1,000. %
EasAfa snI Gsssps
SiAt. aBe@fsl aut 9onoon muroea an
el.90 per Yfunb eterlins auotirt. Gar
fyAs @eAieI auf 0eriiH purbsH 94e iir
wlast bere4net, fur WeHief auf gartD 2et
tro 6yans. aui &miteroam 41t pro GuIben
uHb auf Wisn 20Kc per Krone.
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Setn.

Baron: .,Saun, ipie iinS Sic nit
ben 5ortibritten meiues SObnes 5i,-
frieoen2"
Salslebrer: SD burf ipobI BRETT
bebailpten, Serr Baron, Der Serr
Sobn iiberipitoet Die Ieidteiien Din
se init ben gr0bteg S&mieristeiienl"
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,.ainber, Sbr ie6t aber 70 blaE aus,
ssbr ieib gefpib of tranf2"
,,&ront iino mir pohl oft, aber
iterben tbun mir fat ME-"
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GRO &Wdf. colds "a Sfg. 4 S.y. I'd. 5r. -lsM
q " J&a3ac. .rfa.lr. B ISfQ.&E 70 con. A.. -.
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Sz.Si-5ote. %. SECONDS. 2o--zoe,
Jansg Va'r9 2of. pdu'hs S'od 1Ss,
per yfunp.
~ utafft Isp' Gp'o LOG:
,,e1opelislptt loion Tep yo.'
an Snpet5er zd--zoe 20. Sr'd Ioe.
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SsDinate 'lFS I4e' lee0HOs A1e ps'
DIs.nD ou r..
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Ioe' ahNr yds "nnD 14s ns ns,sn.''
ioiz % Snnhs 9a., Starpa1.I.' ,n
aUIoo, dUIIoo, sans a, enieh lolo''
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2a1en. @ana lr1'ps SS.oo-
a2o. duserlelene foe-Sl'oo pei
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DpF nnp VemuIe
Mepfsl. - gut. ,aepfsl 81. 20
-375 per gbl.. is nad Aualitat.
Gttronen.--Wdrtt mar ttst'g.
M.Fina S2.5o-3.0O. California
50: :00-4.50 per aiiie.
Drdnsen.-Uidrft tubtg unD tte'
| tia. Daleneid S2.50-3.00 per 2iits.
GIoriba $1.75-2.50 per 3tite:
Grape. Grutt 1lortoa
81. $3.50 per aiite.
andnas. - Gubaniids $3.25
per Crete.
Weiutrauben. - eataiubds
12-13c per ponh Rorb.
ptrnen. Sfdles Sz-o-1.1o'
H'Jer $22o,-2.6O per Dn; -.
pteBslpetsh-edp edps Soo
$oU-o.oU per So!. nno Sl.o-
10y PEI HlEs r,s..rx.
mo 60 M os 30, 3, oE
- ~; ro sz.WT;1o. 9ae, * 10. r1 z sa.So 20.
B.; $L,oo ~. pei sS S9!; nc Vn@,san oomoae s pc.
e,c,. a, WV sN'"No w. 'oD'' ''A'
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e.. 90 "a 1s ma,.;,n,-. 60 n
s.75 s7 SS her pasi ~ s
Stani. IT, syYorH min. etnbei.
miimf,s oo.s1 M IN r.r msi : co IN
1000 per gon auf S,m G.l.iis.
OSnifhes s12.OO-15OO per son.
9wfebeIn. - G,eibe 9O-95c b.
sHu. bonn etore unb S0-85c pom gt.
I,ii.. msib. s5c--s1 90 per Blu. bonn
Gtore unb $500 bonn @el.tie
GtIern. - Wlihiaau $500
2.25 per orose Crate unb 25--4Oc
,n-.
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Ass,s1rtiss R1rtte.
gleD gort. 8. Ses.
Me6l. - Martt ifetia.

Ren Dorf. 8. Ses.
Wehl. - Martt ftetis.
Roasenmeb. - Martt rubtg.
8u9peiSsumebl. - Wartt fIau.
9udipeiSen. - Marft itetis.
Waismsbl. - Wartt fetig.
ROsaen. - Rartt fbipad. Ro. z
Meft $1.18 c. l. (. Grport.
@erite. - Martt rubig.
Weisen. - Wlartt f9ipah. go. 2
rotber $1.23a: go. 2 barter 81 .24a;
gto. / Rortbern DULUTH S1.20a unf
30. / Rorttern Wanitoba $1.24 {. |.
(. guifalo fir 3ufubr. YSiir Dsjent6sr
S1.23: fir Mai $1.29s.
Weli9torn. - Wartt idpaf. No.
2 gelber 71se fir 3ufubr; arsentin,
Brine 73c fiir ausfubr.
9afer. - Wlartt itttis.
6eu. - Marft rubis.
5opfen. - Warti ruhig.
6dute. - Wlarit fsii.
2eber. - Wlarit feit.
porf. - Martt itstia.
Beef. = Marit rubia.
Sbmals. - Martt itetig.
5als. - Warit fteiis.
Wpns. - Marit fietis.
Sars. - Martt ruhis.
serpentin. - Martt fGipaG.
Reis. - Martt ftft.
MolaHes. - Martt itetia.
3udsr. - Rober, Wlartt ifetia. Mus
laIfss 1924: Centrifugal $3.50; Rufs
finirter. ftttis.
Butter. - Rartt ftetia. 3ufuhr
5,057 Subs.
stGfs. - Wdrtt itttia unb uupsrs
dnbsrt. 1.544 aiiten.
gier. - Wlartt fsit. 7.196 aiitsn.
5rifde, trtra fsine 43-44e; eriru
firfs 41-42c: ftrfts 3S-40c; fes
COMBS 80 SIC; State, penniplnania
44-46c: bO. asnif9ts 36-44e.
gefliigef. -Deitern 8rotbiibner 151
---1se; isiide 9Gbne 12a-17ae; aurs
ispS 12--2le
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Die llmfdts TN bisFgen GIsaringbans
bslisfen iid beute auf 3,e46, 500.
eDfai SefHritsfm.
aud beute bsrrIdte cine redt quite RAD
frast bel ben Watisrn nod Gins. Gas u.
electric 90. Mftien, gine. Repport v. 9pp.
unb Gine. Street 9tp. aitien. Gas dngss
bot wsr ater ssrine unb bic Beiiber ssisen
ieine Wei8uns sum Berfsufen.
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ginctnnati. 9. Des.

gincinnati. 8. Ds5.
3ufubr unb 9erfanbt ipdbrenb Der
letten "a Gtunben. Derglitne nit
berielben 3eit Der psuloffeneH spei
Gage iiub pis folat:
3ufubr.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-04-02
A so Fl. DAM FOR
KINNICKINlC

AT recent meeting of the Riv-
er Falls Power Co. it was decided
by resolution of the stockhold-
ers to build ninety-foot reinforce
ed concrete dam across the Kin
nickinnic at a point about one
and half miles above their pres
ent power plant in Clifton. The
pond which will result from the
filling of this dam will reach to
the rapids just below the city's
lower electric plant. Stockhold-
ers of the company will go to
Chicago in a few days to attend
to the matter of contract bids and
bond issues.
This resolution on the part of
the company resulted from a con-
tract just closed with the st. Paul
Southern Electric Railway Co. to
furnish that company with elect
ric power for its entire system.
This railway company has al
ready completed it's roadbed from
st. Paul to Hastings, and will have
service on thaat line early h s
summer. 1t will extend it's SER
vice south to Cannon Falls a d
Rochester, and east to Red Wing
in the neaar future.
Inc River Fails power company
now owns the 32-ft dam at Clifton
which furnishes power to oper-
ate their plant there. This plant
is now one of the most complete
and best equipped of any of it's
Asize in the Northwest. 1t has two
complete sets of machinery, all
new and of the best type. The
company owns the entire lighting
plants at Prescott and Hastings.
They have an auxiliary plant in
two stations at Hastings, insuring
continuous day and night service.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-04-02

NOTICE-The first regular meet
ing of the Improvement League
will be held in the City Hall Mon
day, April 6, at 8 o'clock. All
members are urged to be present,
as officers are to be elected.
Mrs. o. w. Newcomb, Sec.
Lieut.. Governor Morris and Sen
ator Skogmo were in Hudson
Thursday and paid the Star-Ob-
server editor a pleasant C a l..
The governor has a modest, Win
ming and persuasive way of greet
ing old friends and new which
needs must be a potent means OF
charging his large clientele OF
followers independent of the ley
erage his natural ability
endowments give him. Presumed.
ly he is out feeling the pulse OF
the people, getting C q u / n q
and sizing the up the trend OF po-
Itical feeling generally. He m
a great many people here VINO
gave him a CORDIAL greeting and
presumably no little encourage
ment in such ambition as he may
be fostering.-Hudson Star-Obser-
YER
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METHODIST CHURCH.

Regular Sunday Morning service.
Stirring music by choir and male
quartet.
Sunday school at IL o'clock
Epworth League at $50.
Union Temperance meeting in
he Congreg ational church at 1880,
The w, C. T U will hold an all
day prayer meeting at the Baptist
church Tuesday, April 7, beginning
at six o'clock in the morning and
continuing until six in the evening.
An invitation is extended to the
Christian people to come at any
convenient hour to them as there
will be leader responsible for each
hour during the day.
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G. A. Bird, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS
The Reds" of the Who So Ever
class will give their banquet tomor:
row evening April 8, at the church
between 6 and $50 o'clock. They
are prepared to entertain every
member of the class and if they are
not present they will be sorely dis
appointed. And remember, the
supper is going to 2e just the fin
est ever. An effort has been made
to notify every member of the class
but if by chance there is anyone
who has been overlooked, we hope
they will consider themselves i. :
vited.
Another Sunday school class has
been organized: Miss Winters class
met at her home Tuesday afternoon
of last week and organized. They
will be known hereafter as The
Knights of Honor" They have
sent for their pins.
Miss Mosher gave a delightful
talk to the Endeavorers last Sun
day evening on Egypt where she
travelled last year. AS Egypt hap
pened to be the next stopping #
place in our notable trip around the
world, it was especially fine to h we
Miss Mosher, real representative
and we certainly appreciate the
fact.
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GOLDEN WEDDING

A happy family reunion was held
at the home of Hon. and Mrs. Geo.
w Chinook, Sr., on Second street
Monday, to commemorate the flt-
tieth wedding anniversary of this
venerable couple. Friends from far
and near senC messages and tok-
ems of generalization, love n d
esteem, and the many floral pres
ents lent beauty and fragrance
sweetly symbolic Of the occasion.
George w. Chinook was born
in England and Evaline E. Walden
was a native of Warren, Ohio, to
which place Mr.. Chinook moved
while quite young. The former
came to Wisconsin when he was
nine wears old, and the latter at
the ace Of eleven. "Miss Walden"
lived with her parents on the farm
in Troy now owned by II ri e y
Chinook, and Mr.. Chinook was
their "next door neighbor" on the
adjoining farm. So, as playmates,
began a romance which culminat-
ed in fifty years of married life.
They were married March 30, 1864,
at Hudson, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Mr.. Smith, then
of that city. Shortly after their
marriage Mr.. Chinook joined co.
F.. eth Wisconsin Volunteer In
fantry, under Captain Burnett,
and served with that organiza-
ton until honorably discharged
on August 5, 1866. Upon his re-
turn to Wisconsin, he and his Wife
settled themselves to the task OF
accommodating enoug h Of this
worlds goods to care for the fu-
ture and they are now rSaping
lust reward for their thrift and
ambition.
Mr.. Chinook has ever been
prominent in furthering the in
terests Of this community and has
we'll ana fai ,hfu1y responded to
the several calls to public serV-
ice to which the people have ell
ected him. He was elected mem
Der of the state Assembly in 1891 I;
he served for six years as Mayor
of River Falls, and also served one
term as Alderman, giving excel
lent satisfaction in each capacity.
He has been Unidentified with many
business enterprises and at pres
ent is president of the Farmers
& Merchants State Bank of River
Falls.
Mrs. Chinook has always been
a favorite with the people OF this
community, both young and DID,
and her home has always been
known for it's genial and cordial
hospitality.
Living in this community, as
this couple has, for more that half
a century, they occupy large
place in the hearts of our people,
and the Journal feels safe in act
ing as the mouthpiece for River
Falls and vicinity in extending
hearty congratulations and best
wishes.
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AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES
MISSION CHURCH.

Tomorrow friday evening the
Philharmonic Society will hold its
regular meeting in the city church
at O'Clock Rev ] Brown of New
Richmond will speak and the Mel
son Orchestra will give two num-
bers on this program.
You are cordially invited.
Sunday, April 5.
Morning service in the city church
at 1920.
Afternoon service in the Mann
Valley church at $50.
Union Temperance service in the
Congregational church at 1880.
Union prayer service on election
day.
Services in the Mann V ey
church next Thursda evening
Services in the city church next
Friday evening in the place of Wed
nesday evening
The Ladies of the east side will
meet at the home of Mrs Frank
Carlson next Wednesday afternoon
A | ladies are invited
A. w. Nordeen, Pastor.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Council Chambers, City of River
Falls, Wis, March "a, 1914.
Adjourned meeting of the Com
mon Council.
Meeting called to order, Mayor
Stiles in the chair.
Aldermen present Knowles, Ost-
ness and Sutherland.
Minutes of previous meeting of
March 9Th read and approved.
Finance Committee reported the
following bills approved.
A. w. Stiles, salary of May
or .................. IL 81
W. P. Knowles, salary of
AlQ0TUldu ID
Ole H. Ostness, salary of
Alderman. ............... b Is
w H. Sutherland salary of
Alderman. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. b rs
Allen p Weld, salary City
OleTK OO w
Allen P. Weld, postage and
stationery ............... w
]. R. Henderson, salary City
treasurer. ....... ....... III 81
E P Sanderson, justice fees
and statutes .......... II Is
] w Allard, supplies for
park. ............... 6U
Il. w. Thompson, black
SIull mug ~
Consolidated Lumber Co,
coal ......... 81 90
c. F. Heinrich, Sundry sup
pics o.
A C Ramberg, salary. 80 90
Peter Simon, extra police. 6 90
E Buck, salary. .......... SO 90
M. Briggs, salary ......... 81 SO
A. Renter, salary ......... Is 90
w Patterson, salary. .... 80 90
E Nash, hauling wood. -. 40
Nicholas Kohl, Rent of pow
Cl Jill SdSCdQO MILL 4EO w
F. V Williams, labor on
street. II w
John Sherburne, labor on
street. ............. L w
John Mapes, labor on
Street w
Price Electric Co., supplies. "a So
Northwestern Ell Eq Co... 20 81
Westinghouse Ell. Mfg Co.. Is 70
Penn Oil & Supply Co, OIL. IL so
Frank Salsb cry, work on
house at plant ........ 81 SO
Elmer Monsoon, repairing
door at City hall. ...... 10
Bills allowed, all voting aye.
Adjourned.
ALLEN p. WELD, City Clerk.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

M>tniag 1890 Why Am | a
Church Member -
Evening 1880 Union Temperance
Meeting.
Sunday school at twelve and Y
P. S. C. E Conservation meeting at
$50.
All are invited to these services
and to the all day prayer meeting
at the Baptist church, Tuesday
April 7
William J. Gray, Pastor.
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Paint. Brushes, Floor
Brushes, Floor Wax and
finishes of all kinds.
r. S. Freeman & Son
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There is still a large number of
Farm Institute Bulletins at this of
flee for FREE distribution.
Choice fire dried Golden Glow and
Silver King seed corn for sale. In
,pected and guaranteed by the Wis.
Experimental Association. Either
on ear or shelled. Germin alton 100
per cent. F. D. Peirce and Son