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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07
TERMINAL PACKING
PLANT TO OPEN SEPT. FIRST :.

Il understand that the Farmers
Terminal Packing Co., of Newport
expect to be ready to begin business
by September / next" said w. R.
Sawyer, chairman of the board of
county commissioners, who was in
the city this morning from ST. Paul
Park, short distance from where
the new packing plant is located.
'sThe main building of the plant has
been erected for some time past
understand that it has been filled
with modern up-to-date machinery
and that everything is ready to turn
over just as soon as it is decided to
open up the plant.
"The same concern is now engaged
in erecting brick building that will
be used for banking purposes exclu-
sively. Work on the foundation has
been practically completed and in all
probability the building will be ready
for occupancy about the same time
that the big plant is opened up. The
building will be 7Ox80 It. in size. 1t
will fitted up with all modern bank
appliances.
with the starting of work at the
Newport plant a large number of
men will be employed, thus assuring
that village of a good sized pay roll"
New Richmond News & R.-V.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07
NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE TO
ENTER WISCONSIN POLITICS

Rumor has it that the Non-Partisan
League will enter into the Wisconsin
political campaign next year.
Beecher Moore, an organizer of the
League is reported to have stated
that the League is now organized in
every section of the state: there are,
however, some counties in which it is
not organized.
Vote Will Be Split
In view of conditions in the state
and the large number of prospective
candidates, political observers believe
that vigorous league campaign
would prove an important factor. 1t
is believed that Lieut.. Gov, E. F. Dith-
mar, Senator Roy P. Wilcox, Secre-
tary of State Merlin Hull and J. N.
Tittemore, Equity president, will be
in the race, while the La Toilette men
will either endorse one of the an
nounced candidates or put a man of
their own in the field. With the vote,
split between four or five candidates,
the, league would find it's opposition
somewhat crippled.
Among League men little is said
concerning possible candidates for
governor, though the claims of AS
semblyman c.. B. Ballard, Outagamie
county, would doubtless receive con-
sideration. The choice of Ballard
would be significant because Of his
affiliation with the La Toilette wing. 7
Precinct and county meetings will
first be held which will send delegas
tions to state convention where the
candidates will be selected and a
party ticket chosen.-Hudson Star
Observer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07
Successful Sum-
mer Session
Record Attendance and Students
Praise School and Faculty.
Promising Outlook for This
Falls Opening

The summer school session just
closed was the largest in the history
of the Normal School. the total en-
rollment being 326. Of this number
124 were from Pierce County, rs
from st. Croix County, Al from
Dunn County, Fl from Polk County,
II from Buffalo, 5 from Marathon,
5 from Pepin, 3 from Green Lake.
Twenty-three counties were repre-
sented in the summer school. Nine
students came from Minnesota, 2
from Iowa, 2 from Illinois, l from
Louisiana, l from South Dakota.
Forty-one men were enrolled in the
summer school; % former graduates
of this school, and Al members of
the class of 1919 attended the sum-
mer school. One hundred and
seventy eight experienced teachers
were in attendance.
The students were highly pleased
with the summer school. comment
ing freely upon the democratic
spirit of the faculty and the good
social times that the faculty and
students have together. A larger
and larger number of the summer
school students become interested
in this school and arrange to COM
plete their course at River Falls.
The Teachers Employment Bureau
gave its services free to summer
school students. Many teachers
were thus enabled to secure positions
through the Normal School. A larger
number of county superintendent
in this part of the state have been
in constant correspondence with
Normal School authorities in secur-
ng teachers for schools for next
year.
Present indications are for. large
enrolment with the opening of the
next school year. A large number
of men who have been in the service
will return to complete their courses,
including Lieutenant Truman Lott,
Lieutenant Phillip Peloquin, Sgt.
Ellwood Cleasby, John Ruler,
Clinton Skifstad, Chester Nelson,
and many others.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07
American Legion A
Great Organization

The Otis H. King Post, American
Legion, is arranging for big dance
to be held at the Hudson armory
August Is.
This is one of the opening affairs
OF this organization, now in it's
infancy. but soon to be one of the
greatest powers in the country. All
World War veterans of the United
States should acquaint themselves
with it. and be prepared to JOIN at
the earliest opportunity. The en-.
tertainment feature is but a sideline,
attractive, but incidental in com.
parison with the great work which
the Legion can and will do. Think
of the mighty force which The G. A,
R. exerted to steady the nation
This will be even greater.
The Legion has not as yet been
permanently organized. Present
posts are operating under temporary
charters. The national organization
will be perfected in Minneapolis
Nov. 1O-11. and the Posts now in
operation will then receive their
permanent charters.
In our next issue we will publish
as much information concerning the
Legion as we can secure, and will
endeavor to keep soldiers and sailors
of this community fully posted on
the subject. Watch for it.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07
Mrs. LongWorth Dies
While at Picnic Here

Mrs. Ed. Longworth, of Prescott.
was taken suddenly i'll while here on
a picnic in Glen Park last Sunday.
She was taken to the City Hospital,
but was beyond medical aid and
died within an hour.
The deceased was daughter of
Mrs. Mary Cooney of Ellsworth
township. She was about 43 years
of age and leaves, besides her moth
er, a husband, two children, Mary
and John, and two sisters and four
brothers-Mrs. Fred Culver of Car
Teton. WASH, Elizabeth, Richard
and Edward of Ellsworth township
and William and James of st. Paul.
The funeral was held this morning
at Prescott and interment was at
that city.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07
Benefit Ball Game


A team of Hudson business men
came here Tuesday evening and
played a similar local nine at the
normal school campus, the locals
winning 9 to 2.
Ladies of the city sold tickets
about town, netting about $3.50,
which was donated to the city
hospital.
The River Falls band donated it's
services for the event and made a
big hit.
The Committee wishes tn thank
those who donated their time so
literally in soliciting, and also the
gentlemen from Hudson and River
Falls who furnished the ball game,
and the band for the music.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07
RIVER FALLS. WISCONSIN. THURSDAY AUGUST = 1919
Improvement League Benefit
Admission Is cents

At the Congregational Church,
Tuesday, Aug. II, at P. M. a very
delightful entertainment will be
given, consisting Of several musical
numbers and an Interpretation Of
Barrie's new play, THE Old Woman
Shows Her Medals" by Mrs.
Gertrude Follansbee of Glendale,
Cal. Mrs. Follansbee has consented
to give this reading for the benefit
of our League, and we are sure it
will be pleasure to hear her again.
We publish the following Press
notes:
From the EVENING PRESS" Los
Angeles, May %.
'Barries charming comedy, The
Will, in which humor and pathos
are so deftly interviewer in the
possible and probable sad effects of
wealth upon heart. development,
was read by Mrs. Gertrude Fol-
lansbee before the members Of the
Wednesday Morning Club yesterday.
Mrs. Follansbee, talented mem
Der OF the Tuesday Afternoon Club
of Glendale, who is devoting her
time to the study of dramatic ex-
preston, brought out the subtle
humor of Barrie's delightful master
piece with remarkable skill, from
the first act, in which the young
couple finds the tasks of making a
will so difficult and sadly suggestive
of impending i'll, but which grows
less with each succeeding visit to
the legal advisor to include increas-
ing wealth, to the end, when the
BLACK spot" has so disastrously
wrecked the family happiness and
left the prospective decedent with
out an heir in the world.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07
Married
HILDEBRANT-HARTMAN

Sarah Hartman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. Hartman, and julius Hill
debrant, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Hildebrant of Oak Grove, were mar
ried July 30 in st. Paul.
The bride was dressed in white
georgette and carried white roses.
The bridesmaid was dressed in pink
georgette and carried pink carna-
lions. Miss IMable Stern was the
bridesmaid and Mr.. Carl Hildebrandt
was the best man.
They will be at home afer August
lst rat the groom's farm in Oak
Grove.-Prescott Tribune.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07
Social Items

Several social functions have been
given the past week in compliment
of Mrs. Gertrude Follansbee. Last
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Harris and
Mrs. |. |. Lusk entertained few Of
their lady friends at half-past five
tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Spence were
host and hostess at a six-thirty din
ner Monday evening.
Mrs. Mamie Farnsworth enter
tanned at six o'clock tea on Tues
day afternoon. This gathering was
in the nature of a reunion, for most
Of the guests were school friends at
the Normal The out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Gertrude Follansbee,
Glendale, CAL; Mrs. Stoll. Marsh
field, Ore; Miss Nealie Knowles,
Ames, Ia. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson
of Duluth, Mimi.
Friday P. M. from 800 to 600.
Aug. /, Mrs. Morrow was most
pleasantly surprised by large
gathering of her neighbors and
friends, who came together to ex-
tend congratulations and to wish
her many Happy Returns of the
day, and assist in the celebration of
her 8Sth birthday. Grandma has
lived amongst us for the past half a
century and is highly respected and
loved by all who know her. After a
bountiful repast which was super
vised by Mrs. j. Dan Linehan and
Mrs. j. c. Steinman Jr. of Monticello.
Wis, and served by Jennie Campbell
and Jennie Florence Linehan, and
Alice and Velma Dunn who are the
great grand-nieces of Mrs. Morrow,
the guests departed, all declaring
they had most enjoyable afternoon
with hearty expressions that the
occasion be repeated many times ia
the near future.
Those present were: Mrs. Hugh
Morrow, Mrs. Mary Jane Morrow,
Mrs. Caesar Spilcke. Mrs. Clarence
White, Mrs. Sims, Mrs. Basil Boales,
Mrs. Sam Boales. Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs.
Ben Rosenberg. Mrs. Sam Nielsen.
Mrs. VIM. Foley. Miss Agnes Foley,
Mrs. Jack Finn, Miss Josephine
Johnson, Mrs. Chas. Knowles, Miss
Nealie Knowles. Mrs. F. E. Fierce,
Mrs. j. Dan Linehan, Mrs. Jack
Stelnman Jr., Mrs. Nettie Collins,
Mrs. Mary E. Linehan, Mrs. Dahl,
Mrs. Clara Richardson, Mrs. Chas.
Morgan. Mrs. Slater, Mrs. Osborn
and Mrs. Cummings.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07
Local News

Tell 'em you saw it in the journal
E. H. Currier left Tuesday to look
after his farm interests in Mo ntana,
Miss L. Mosher visited over Sun
day with relatives at New Richmond.
Miss Augusta Anderson of Grants
burg is the guest of Miss Pearl
Currier.
Miss Edith Anderson returned
home Tuesday from a weeks visit in
Minneapolis.
E. R. Linehan motored to the
Twin Cities last Saturday to transact
real estate business.
Mrs. Chas. Price came down from
St. Paul today to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. John Currier.
Harold Baker underwent an
operation for appendicitis. at the
City Hospital Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. White and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Elertson motored
to the Twin Cities today.
Russell Flint returned to his home
at Greeley. COL, Friday after visit
of about six weeks here.
Mrs. Chas. Chubback and sister,
Miss Esther Wales, of Wausau, are
visiting friends in the city.
Fred Goldsmith arrived from over
seas Tuesday and was out from
Ellsworth yesterday visiting friends.
Mrs. Rosie, Grandma" Morrow
of this city celebrated her 88th
birthday at her home on the South
Side, Aug. l.
Misses Flossie and Mabel Chap
man returned Friday from visit at
the home of their sister, Mrs. Will
Peirce, at Ladysnith.
Mrs. Frank Little and son George,
of Glendive, Mont. arrived yester-
day for a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fortune.
Mrs. John Davis of Detroit, Mich,
Mrs. Frank Innenfeldt, Of Kenosha.
and Miss Bessie Bell of Chetek spent
last week at the L. L. Plummer
home leavingfor their home last
Saturday.
j. C. Steinman Jr., returned to his
home in Monticello. Wis, after
having spent one week at the home
of his mother-in-law. Mrs. Mary E.
Linehan, and one week with friends
in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Howard E. Wills, Miss Jennie
L. Campbell. and Miss Jennie F.
Linehan are spending the week at
"Glen Allen Mahtomedi. White
Bear, Mimi, the summer home of
Mrs. Margaret McEwen.
Miss Stella Hanson, who was
severity injured in an auto accident
at Richardton, N. D., a couple of
weeks ago. arrived home Saturday
and is able to sit up and be taken
about in a wheeled chair.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Rosenquist
and MRS. Geo. Tomlinson and Miss
Mayme Burgoyne, Of st. Paul
motored here Monday and visited
Mr. Rosenquist's sister, Mrs. A. w.
Stiles Miss Burgoyne remained
for & weeks visit.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07
Ice Cream Social

The River Falls Band and the
Improvement League will give an
ice cream social Thursday evening,
Aug. IA, beginning at 1880 on the
Segerstrom lots across the street
from the Baptist church.
Everybody come and patronize
this social for the benefit Of two
necessary organizations of our city.
You will get your moneys worth of
ice cream and cake.
Committee
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07
Mrs. John currier

Mrs. John Currier died at her
home in this city Tuesday afternoon.
Funeral services were held this
afternoon. A complete obituary
notice will appear in this paper next
week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07
PROGRAM

R. F. Concert Band, c.. A. Smith
Leader
l. March Persevere. j. w. Howell
2. Overture, Dynamic Will Huff
3. Serenade. "Stilly Night
VIII Hull
A. "Gaety" Polka. Harry Hartley
Cornet Solo-Mr. G.. Searle
Intermission
5. March, "The Show Boy" !. Will
Huff
6. "Tenting On the Old Camp
Grounds. -. w, S. Ripley
Z. Overture, La Cascade. Will
Huff
s. March, Joyful Greeting"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. John Little
(Subject to change)
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07
Tho 0. A. e's Will Celebrate

The annual picnic of the Old
Academy Girls will be held In Glen
Park at IL M. Thursday Aug. 81.
Emma Sweet is the food commissions
err, you will hear from her.
Eunice Thomson, Sec,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07

Mrs. Jennie Cliff and Mrs. Ethel
Stalheim and son, Master Nels, of
Rice Lake visited over Sunday at the
L. L. Plummer home.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07
Race Program Next Thursday

The River Falls Driving association
announces another race program
for next Thursday, August Ia. Be-
sides some fine heats in the free-for-
all, 2:40 and GentIemen's Driving
class, there isalso featured a running
race.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07

Charles Foley was painfully in
jured Tuesday, when he stumbled
while carrying a scythe, the blade
slashing an artery near his knee.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07
Born

Woods-In the City Hospital, River
Falls, Wis.,, August 2, 1919, to Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Woods, a daughter.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-07

Phone your news Items to the
Journal. Phone No. 20.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25
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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25
GUNNIgON RIVER BRIDcH Is
NEARING COMPLETION

/ n oounfv NogknDoD - H. D..
~ esntsnctov have this week nnidAed
NJ ~ ceent pletB under tie GgnnS-
m river bridgs north of town. Thy
just got In ahead Of tie river rise by
working swiftly last Sunday, for
warm weather had brought the watsr
mp nearly three fest IN - hours. Mr..
Davis, The contractor II now making
several cement culverts on the Crested
Butte and Ohio crek roads ~ Try
ct in eompaEisoR with steel culverts
which are now 70 expensive.
Archer Miller q framing the bridge
extension, and the work Of this season
on the bridge viii b done. However
Il ID the infention Of Geo. Miller, COM
issioner, aAd II Road 6uperintendent
Wiley to next year odd two morn
large essnent p1ers On tie north end
- lhat eventually : complete cement
bridge Of modern design ard with Z
20 foot roadway en- be built clear =
eroes. The present gtee3 by3d1o eal
then be used elsewhere. These nsw
pisrs have bases of selid cement six BY
thirty test and 1T eleven test below
TIE water level.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25
VICTORY LOAN sIlHs
OFF M |InInG plcE

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mites reperto6 over 3Goeo fsum c.
nieea F1ilrood men. h ropogto
frum ether counties IN IL otato 10
have started their camuaign earlier
than here, indicate that ths pesp0e axe
going TO respond 70 this leon . Ws1l
q they have 70 any previous 90. Iho
people Of oae large eounty In tie oe9te
hnd. tie subscripk3oas lined mp be1efe
tn campaign oDenea and Yepegted
that thay hna x01Dsd their bit tWo
h0urs a1A . half axter ~ eampaiGn
opened. Two statss asp ru1osto6
0vor the ~. 81
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that ~ cannot fan b this Iast loon,
that Ne must fulhl oar pIedge =
treasure just - the boys "0ver therss
did their part
Il Il hoped to close TIE Gunnispn
County campaign, - near - posaib1e,
By Nay lth, afho subscriptions e.
- taken - late ~ Nay 10Th. Ever
since April 1lth tAs eenmittee has
bssn cosdue4ing IN eetivs pablieity
campaign. Neseings have been he11
n pltdn, Doy1eville, aMa rairview
districts, IL Fairview meeting coan-
hined Paragsn, Cunnineham ard
Fairview. This wepk and next Woek
nieetings will he held n Jaekis Cabin,
Crested Butte, PUwdeshoFn, Baldwin,
Cunnison and Somerset distxicts Tia
people Of 6omerset have ao1bsd that
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vle(pe9 Leon Troupe and gave ,
ep1obdA talk "a the loan ~ that place.
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I'D altar m,sotine With Nm. Stote no
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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25
EASTER FITTINCLY CELRBRAT.
ED AT GUNNlSON CHURCHE'

Easter Sunday was ntttng1y eoGer-
ved at the Catholic and The Commun-
ity churches. A splendid program was
given at each at TIE morning services,
0nd at TIE evening services a& tie
Community church. The Cethelie
church did mot have services h ~
evening On account Of the pastor hav-
ing to BE n Cpaked Dutto.
The sacred edI1ces weGo beanfiAu1
= their Easter decor1t3ons Of 6oWsxs,
Palms and potted planGs. Tha eAs@r
q both chuFehes did themselvee prod
and the splendid mnaic ren1ersd van
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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25
ALONG THE RAINpOw ROUTR
OTHER HIGHWAY NEWS

Crested Butte rcads are free from
gn0W according - Commiasianer w.
ID. Whal6A WAo d1o0o ~ hxst eas
|0oWn Wo6noodaG 0Ei1l aoanD s -
ut = 4 rapidly dSying up.
a 5o1ly crowd - yognG people onto-
ed - - Waunit1 epsines Sn1dey nd
gpe1R the dny. This v16 fhe AFu& auto
p6Sty there this season. Thn4 rupost
IL rods n rathsr poor shape e pres
ent 'Iheee n the party were: Nessrs.
0eey E1s4nlan, GesaA HAsslhurst,
Axthur Hards, md Misses Blanche
Adams, Eva Leonard and Lois Mel
III Guto stAes bstsveen lGenfrses
and Oplta, having become 3 succaeafa1
instlt1tioa, Il y NV pr0posed u ex-
tand Il to Grand Junction, ard 4 neu
Arm has taken up tie ro1te fiVSii
MqntTose south 70 ouzay and Tslla-
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lex taat 3 81, advaneiaf ~. snts e
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