River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-12-11

Howard Crawford was down from
st. Paul over Sunday
Mrs. R. Conrad, of Roberts, visited
in the city Thursday and Friday.
Miss Edith Anderson visited relaI-
ives in st. Paul Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. L. M. Guindon visited relatives
in St. Paul from Saturday until Mon
day.
Dance at Syndicate hall, Friday,
Dec. 10. A good time for all. Come.
adv.
Mrs. l. R. Osborne and children
spent a few days last week with rel
atives in Minneapolis.
| have several cash buyers for 80
and 120-acre farms for Spring pos
session. s. L. Krauth.-adv.
Covers & Weld take subscriptions
for all papers and magazines. A SUBJ
scription makes fine Christmas gift.
adv.
Miss Alma Elertson and Harold
Tricky, of ST. Paul Park visited at
the home of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mat. Elertson, over Sunday
DR.. and Mrs. W. D.. Doolittle and
daughter, Miss Dorothy, of Ellsworth,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of Atty. and Mrs. L. S. Doc
little.
"At Christmas Time Your Friends
Can Buy Anything You Can give Them
Except Your Photograph" Now
is the time for your sitting.
Shepard's Studio.
Mrs. Maurice Thomas died at her
home in this city Saturday. Funeral
services were held yesterday at st.
Bridget's Catholic church. A complete
obituary notice will be published next
week.
Lee Hastert is advertising some
stock from his fine herd Of purebred
Shorthorn. Mr.. Hastert is among the
leaders in the better stock movement
in this territory, and his herd is head.
ed by the very best there is to offer.
G. H. Benkendorf, secretary Of the
Wisconsin. Buttermakers' association,
sends out word that the next annual
meeting of the organization will be
held in La Crosse February 10, IL and
IL, with headquarters at the Stoddaro
Hotel.
A Basket Social, Program and
Christmas Tree will be given at the
Red Brick School house, near the Pres
colt Road Crossing, Friday evening,
Dec. 10. Ladies bring baskets.
Teacher, Margaret Deiss.
Auctioneer, w. G. Gibson.
Cash buyer of Hides, Furs, Eggs,
Poultry and Cream. Every day in the
week-you can not bring too much as
/ am prepared to handle any amount.
/ also have two Gasoline and Kerosene
Engines for sale at Cost. 5-horse and
Ia horse. Great saving on Price. VI.
M. Walters.-adv.
The HI. r. Taylor & Sons Shorthorn
herd has been attracting considerable
attention among Northwest breeders
who are interested in securing the best
in this breed. On their sales list is
one 10 month old bull sired by"Kelm-
scott Viscount 3rd," that won first
place at the Junior Livestock EXPOSE
ton at Madison.
The Saltwater Messenger was sub
jected to a great deal of kidding By
it's readers last week on account of
mistake of month in it's date line.
The Journal once accidentally slipped
a ''Thirty-six Years Ago" item in with
the locals and a pioneer. resident was
subject therefrom to run of criticism
for taking up new venture SO late
in life. All of which goes to show that
the OF home papers are read, from the
date line clear through.
River Falls may feel mighty thank
full in these days Of coal famine that
the good old Kinnickinnic is supply
ing the power for our City Electric
Light and Power plant. No labor ag-
itators or political squabblers can in
fiuence friend "Kinnickinnic" to quit
the job and leave us flat, and while
less fortunate communities are re-
duced to candle light and foot power
by the coal strike, River Falls has all
the light and power it needs.
Alderman VIM. Mccormick has op-
ened harness shop in the old cigar
factory building, at the corner Of
Second and Maple streets, where he
respectfully solicits fair share of the
patronage of this community. Mr..
McCormick's ability in this profession
and the honesty and perfection of his
work are too we'll known to this ter
ritory to need further mention here.
Friends, both old and new, will be
glad to welcome him back into the
trade.
Pierce County's hundred votes a.
the A. S. of E. (state) convention,