River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-04-22

way. IlG WCut " 4NOW k<Cdtahas hAS
came to the United States, married
Gust yoldsness and settled in Chimney
Rock. Ole became a prosperous
farmer in New Zealand. Early this
year he decided to visit his sister in
America He left New Zealand late
in February and has just arrived at
Chimney Rock, after travelling 5000
miles. When brother and sister met
neither knew the other. He is now
rs and she is 20. He will make a
three months visit.
Madison Henry Johnson. state.
treasurer, has received letter from
z. L. Lathrop, farmer at Wauzeka,
presenting bill of $500 for damages
done by rabbits to his blackberry
bushes. Mr. Lathrop in his letter
states that If farmers animals did
damage to a neighbours property he
would be held for damages, and that
If a state animal did damage to a.
farmers property the state should be
held for damages. The bill has been
referred to the state conservation com.
mission.
Stevens Point-This city is to have
free clinic where worthy people OF
central Wisconsin, who could not 9TH
ell wise obtain diagnosis and treat
ment, will be cared for without cost.
DR.. A. J. Looze, former captain in the
medical corps of the army and ply
sician in leading hospitals of the coun-
try, is to establish the clinic here.
TWO half days week will be devoted
10 the work.
Horizon Announcement has just
been made that for the remainder OF
the school year the children of the
public school at Randolph will have
an opportunity to secure milk to drink
at the school The milk will be fur
nished from herd of tuberculin test
ed Holstein and will be sold to the
children at 2 cents glass containing
half pint of milk.
Sturgeon Bay-At council meet
ing held, committee OF four mem
bers was authorized to purchase the
apparatus for a motorized fire depart
ment. They recommended an Odds
mobile truck for the purpose CT carry.
ing a chemical outfit and 200 feet of
hose. The purchase will be made at
once and will be a great Improvement
over the old system.
Madison Motorists and garage men
are receiving circulars from the in
dustrial commission calling attention
to the new auto light orders which
become effective May /. After that
date It will be unlawful to operate a
motor vehicle unless 1t is equipped
with certain devices which will reduce
the glare of the lamps which illumi-
nate the road.
Kenosha- was made
here of the change in corporate name
Of the Black Cat Textiles company, to
the Allen A company. ALLEN" is the
name of the maker, and "A" is the
standard mark Of the first and highest
grade of manufactured goods, accord
ing to the announcement The COM
pany will open large branch at
Green Bay.
Madison-A University of Wiscon-
sin student is among the winners of
fellowships for the academic year
1890 awarded by the Society of
American fellowships in French uni
versities, according to an announce
ment of awards just made. He is
Melvin l. Brorby, Madison, senior in
the college OF letters and science.
Ashland-As the ore shipping sea-
son approaches it Is expected that
Ashland will nearly double last years
record this season. Last season ship
ments were nearly 100000 tons from
this port, but they should reach TO-
100000 tons this season. The three
ore docks of the Chicago & North
western may ship 100000 tons.
Randolph-John DeYoung was found
guilty of the charge Of selling watered
milk and paid fine of $25 and costs
before Magistrate c. L. Derind at Por-
tage. Tt was alleged the defendant de-
livered milk containing water to the
Bever cheese factory on Feb. IT.
Dairy Inspector w. A. Stewart entered
the complaint
Oconto-The Oconto County Re-
porter and the Oconto County Enter
prise have merged under the owner
ship of w M Comstock. He said the
scarcity of news print paper was the
prime move in bringing together the
two papers.
Rhinelander-Four cars of potatoes
shipped to New York, netted Chris
Michaelson. Oneida county farmer.
$4,000 Mr.. Michaelson Is one of the