River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-03-18


Leave your order at Stewards
for Thompson's Maple Syrup.
Save money and buy a Quick
Ne al oil stove at Lund's Hardware.
Regent R. w. Ramer made bust
ness trip to Madison the first Of the
week.
j. F. Shaw and daughter of ELS
worth were visitors in the city
Saturday.
Miss Halle, of Williston, N. D.,
visited in the city last week, guest
of Miss Lulu Juell.
WHITE OAK POSTS For Sale.
Inquire of Fred V. Williams or E.
Buck at City Hall-adv.
The new front on Ben Rosenberg S
building was completed last week.
1t is splendid improvement.
Knute Hoseid left Monday for
Moscow, Idaho, where his broth
ers, Gunder and Halvor reside.
Rev. M. Thorsen Of Martell was
a guest at the home Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fl. A. Hagestad, Sunday.
Mrs. Effie Bergen returned to
Minneapolis Saturday fter a
weeks visit here, guest of Helen
Healey.
Learn more to earn more. Take
course in Mankato Commercial
College, Mank ltO. MINI. Send for
catalog.
DR.. Frank Perkins and family
were out from Ellsworth Saturday.
John Fink was out from ELS
worth Saturday.
III. F. Doolittle, Junior editor of
the Pierce County Herald, attend
ed h e basketball tournament
Thursday and Saturday.
Chief of Police Albert Ramberg
returned home Tuesday morning
from ST. Paul, where he had been
under surgical care the past two
weeks.
Miss Florence Frien returned to
her home at Wimbledon, n. D.,
Monday after a couple of weeks
visit here, guest OF her friend, Miss
! Helen Peterson.
Rev. A. w. Nordeen has been con-
fined to his bed for over a week
with an attack of la grippe. He
is improving slowly and expects
to be up and around soon.
You certainly want to help tn e
Auditorium proposition along. At
tend the benefit play to be given
there next Tuesday evening. Gen
eral admission 35c; reserved seats.
ten cents extra.
1 C. Bachmeir of ST. Paul spent
Sunday at, the T. M. Manion home.
Mrs. Bachmeir has been spending
the past three weeks at the Man
ion home. Mrs. Manion and Mrs.
Bachmeir are sisters.
Mrs. Cordelia Severson and chill
dren have moved into rooms in
the Curtis Johnson house on Spring
street. Mrs. Pope and children
have moved into rooms in tn ?
Smith house on Third street.
Miss Laura Kimball, formerly of
Ellsworth, and we'll known here,
- 10 E7,i-
day to Mr. George w. Triton,
editor of the Sheridan County
News, published at Plentywood,
Montana.
The sympathy of the community
! is extended to Rev. and Mrs. G.
A. Bird in the loss of their little
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, VII Q
died Monday at the age of twenty
months. The remains were taken
to Darlington, this state, for bur-
ial.
Uncle Iken held an auction of his
fishing tackle last Saturday t
the stock yards. He declares his
intention to resign from Walton
ian pursuits, and even threatens
to move, bag and baggage, to a
location where his talents will re-
ceive better financial recognition.
Hadley Johnson has sold hi
three houses in the Third Ward,
and will soon commence the erec-
ton of a dwelling on his lots
Just east of Professor Whitenack's
home on Cascade avenue. Hi
house, recently occupied by Max
Fein was sold to Geo. B. Smith,
through the S. L. Krauth agency.
He has sold the house in which he
resides to Geo. Hutchins, and A.
E. Anderson, local agent for the
Omaha Ry. Co., has purchased the