River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-03-24
Wander Bie's Brick Ice Cream at

Miss Bertha Thorpe is visiting her
parents at Willmar, MINI.
The creamery at St. Joe, Wis.,, was
robbed of Is tups or butter recently.
The. Co. "a" dance last Thursday
was we'll attended and everyone had
a grand time.
Does your ear need repairing or ov-
orhauliEg? We do expert work. Rich
ards & Snith.--adv.
Miss Dorothy Scott, of Hudson, Wis
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer Stewart yesterday.
Miss Ruth Symes of Moorhead Is
spending the week at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Symes.
The city of Hudson is contemplate
ing the purchase of the section of the
Burkhardt power line which now sup
plies their light and power.
Just arrived, at Covers & Yields, a
pretty line of Nosegays, Lingerie
Sets, Baby Armlets and Vanity bags
suitable for Easter for Easter Gifts.
Come in and let us show them TO you.
adv.
The programs at the Elks Carnival
at Hudson on Friday and Saturday
nights Of next week, commence at
$50 P. m. There's something doing
from start to finish, so you want to be
there early. Change Of program for
Zach right.
Oshkosh is cleaning up big in the
Normal circuit this year-the football
and basketball championship, and on
Friday ~ they took first honors in
the oratorical contest at Platteville.
Superior was second, Eau Claire
third and Platteville fourth.
E. C. Melgard, representing the
Melgard Monument Co., of River
Falls, was in town Monday and while
here sold two monuments to Julius
Halvorson. One was a family monu
nent to be erected here, and one was
for his brother, which will be erected
at Darcy, N. D., Mr.. Halvorson says
he saved money by buying the two
jobs from this company.-Baldwin
Bulletin.
Andrew Myhre, formerly of Still
water, has leased the Wisconsin
Brown Safety Ladder Mfg. Co. fact
DRY for the manufacture of sash doors,
and other mill work. Wilbur Ensign,
who was employed as manager for
the ladder concern, will leave soon
for Minneapolis, where he has ac-
cepted position with the A. L. Noel
Co.
An old-time resident of Saltwater
in. an article published by the Ga
zette, lists the first pc ,Dle TO engage
in various lines of business in that
city. The list includes the first doc
tor, dentist, lawyer, preacher, black
smith, butcher, shoemaker, miller,
etc., as well as the first dry goods
establishment, the first orchestra, first
grocery store, first dry goods store,
and the first in many other lines. Who
can recall the pioneers in the business
and professional life Of River Falls?
Send in your list.
d. r. Day, former secretary of the
Hemp Co. of America, was in the
city yesterday. At recent meeting
Mr. Day was elected president of the
Company, to succeed the late Mr..
Jenkins, who was killed in an automo-
bile accident about two weeks ago.
Mr.. Day informed US that two Eng
lish buyers visited the plant at Rob
erts this week and as result of their
visit carload of fibre is now on the
way to the Hanson-Scott Co. IN
Stockport, England. Mr.. Scott and
his son were the representatives who
visited the Roberts plant, and they
were very favorably impressed with
the manner in which the fibre is
turned out here, and when the ship
ment now on the way is worked up it
will possibly result in further and
much larger orders for the local plant
from the English concern.