River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-06-03

page four.
Nice line OF bathing suits, 25cts.,
at Allard's .p--adV.
Mis- Lulu Juell visited relatives in
Saltwater over Sunday.
Mrs. James Cooney and son were
out from Ellsworth Monday.
Munson Made Dresses will give
satisfactory wear.-Norseng Bros.
Mrs. J. W. Rawson of st. Paul
is visiting friends in the city this
| week.
Herman Parsons and family mo-
tored down from Minneapolis
Monday.
Have you seen the new Planet Jr.
double row cultivator at Lund' S
Hardware?
Francis Kelley was home from
New Richmond from Saturday I'M
til Tuesday.
AL Bachmaier, Of Minneapolis,
was a guest at the Sven n e | S 0 n
home recently.
Henry Zorn and family drove
out to Ellsworth Sunday and spent
the day visiting friends
The Consolidated Lumber Co.
quotes Lehigh Portland Cement
$3.50 per barrel net.
Mrs. Stillman ard children re-
turned home yesterday from a two
weeks visit in Nortonville, Kan.
Mrs. w. II. Putnam is spending
the summer at Devils Lake, n. D.,
where Mr.. Putnam makes his head
quarters.
Miss Pearl Peterson, stenograph-
er White & Skogmo offices,
spent Sunday and Monday at h er
home in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.E. Kramer and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Krauth motOred
to Clam Lake yesterday morning
for a few days bass fishing.
DR.. and Mrs. Stphen Williams mo-
tored up from Chippewa Falls,
Saturday and visited until Tues
day at the home Of the Doctors
brother, r. L. Williams.
Walter Sutherland has sold out
his interest in the Hamilton &
Sutherland grocery business to
his former partner, and has gone
into partnership with Cotton
Whitcomb at the Prairie Mills.
About $50 people from Baldwin
fnl Ham nond moto~ed to this city
Sunday and spent the day picnick-
in Glen Park. They arrived here
about 10 o'clock in the morning
and remained until seven in the
evening.
DR.. Martin Gcloerg, physician
and surgeon, who has had long ex-
perience in the practice of rnedi-
cine, has now located in River Falls,
with Offices in the Stewart Block
Besides doing general practice, he
also treats diseases of nose, ear and
throat, and fits glasses adv.
George Reed. of Chicago, visited
at the home Of his si3tert Mrs. W.
H. Sanderson, from Friday until
Monday. Mr.. Reed twas in bust
ness here for several years. 1eav-
ing here about twenty years ago.
He served two terms---eight years
las postmaster here. His son
Herbert, and two children, Of Min
neapolis joined him here Monday
for a days visit.
Chief of Police Michael Martin OF
New Richmond shot Joe Konkel
age %, Sunday near the 500 line
depot in that city. Martin had re-
ceived word from Chippewa Falls
to watch for and arrest four men
who held up and robbed a freight
conductor at Chippewa Falls t h e
night before. Martin rounded r
! four strangers in a box car and or
dered them to surrender. Konkel
attempted to escape and Martin
shot him. He died in a hospital
early the next morning. The men
denied knowledge of the Chippewa
Falls robbery and we're released
James Doris, an uncle Of James
Sweet Of this city, has retired
from service as engineer on tn e
Northern Pacific at the age of 70
yearst His home is at Cloquet.
Mimi. and for thirtv-four years
he ran the passenger engine on
the Cloquet branch. "The Pin e
Knot" a newspaper Of that city,
last. week published a photo of Mr..
Doris and devoted a column to the
history Of his service for the rail-
road company. The company, in