River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-04-13
Local News

son Saturday.
Miss Norah Linger visited rela-
tives in BeldenviIle Friday.
Hon. John A. Chinook of Hudson
visited in the city Saturday.
Walter Sturdevant Of St. Paul Wis
tied friends in the city Saturday.
Ed. A. Sutherland has purchased
the Hudson garage Of Mr.. Grant.
Atty. F. M. White and Judge w.
T. Knowles were in Ellsworth Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Hall visited
with relatives in ElmWood the first
of the week.
Fred Muckenhausen visited at the
home Of his daughter in Hudson the
first of the week.
The Johnson & Cranmer Co. are
having new stock racks installed in
IlStIGdI vi Their STORE.
Capt. Andrew A. Kelley, former
sheriff Of St. Croix county, died in
Minneapolis last Wednesday.
Miss Mayme Walters returned to
her school at Albert Lea, MINI },
Sunday after a weeks vacation.
Mrs. G. Bachmaier and Miss Fran
ces Ruff Of St. Paul are guests at
the t. M. Manion home in Clifton.
Thomas Snodgrass was down from
Minneapolis Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Howard Crawford.
Miss Elva Ritchey was a guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Snodgrass at Rice Lake the first Of
the week.
Ed. Linehan Of Hallock, MINI,
arrived in the city Tuesday for a Wis
it at the home Of his mother, Mrs.
M. Linehan.
Seed corn for sale-Pure bred Sill
yer King. Buy home grown seed
that will ripen. F. d. Peirce e Son.
River Falls, Wis.-adv.
There remain but five more S1O0
shares of the New Richmond Pack
ing Plant stock to be sold to com
plete the original $3.50, 900 issue.
Ted Reed Of Ellsworth was chosen
as forward on Steinmetz' alI-state
high schoolquint. Vezina was chosen
captain and guard Of the second
squad.
The water was let out Of the
Prairie mills pond last week and the
damage done to the dam during the
recent flood was repaired. The pond
was refilled Sunday.
Everett Dodge and Will Oligney
were the first to pilot an auto over
the River Falls-Hudson route this
Spring, making the trip last Thurs
day evening. Sure, Ford.
If it is the style to have skirts cut
6 inches from the ground, some of
the village bellies must have been
standing ankle deep in snow when
the measurements were taken.
The "drys" of Spring Valley are
loath to abide by the final decision
in their election case. They claim
that an Legitimate ballot was count
ed for license, and this decided the
election against them.
FOR SALE-2 mich COWS; IL
early pigs; also some farm machin-
ery-McCormick binder; l Tiger
seeder; l spring tooth harrow; /
single buggy. as good asnew.
Avidia Olson, River Falls, Wis LADY.
j, F. Borner was elected mayor of
Prescott. ]. F. Algren was 2 votes
behind him and G. F. Miles was third
in the race. The aldermen are Wen
Eel Herda, G. E. HOLSTER. and Jay
c. Hollister, first, second and third
wards respectively.
The jury returned verdict Of mo
cause for action" in the case of
Thos. Harrington VS.. Police Chief
Mike Martin Of New Richmond.
Harrington was suing Martin for
$4,000 damages, $4,000 for assault
and battery and $4,000 for false ar
rest.
Greenleaf Doe, who spent the past
winter here, left Monday to motor
to Havelock. N. D. He had pur-
chased Ford roadster from the
Ramer agency, and is making the
trip to North Dakota in that. James
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