River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-06-29
Local News

BUY Ford and bank the differ
ence.-adv.
Do you know a Ford touring car
costs only S34S.0O f. o. b. factory
adv
Miss Stella Finn has returned horne
from Hammond, Ind, for the summer
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Turner of Gill
manton are visiting at the H. 0 Stan
dish home.
Miss Alice Griffin returned Friday
from a visit at Clear Lake and ST.
Paul, Mimi.
Mrs. Wenzel Gregor returned last
week from a six weeks visit at Los
Angeles, Cal.
Miss Eva Hendrickson of Dulsth,
Mimi, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claus Hendrickson.
Joe Gregor suffered severe internal
injuries last Thursday in 30-foot
fall from the barn on his farm.
J. A. Knapp, Master of the local
Masonic Lodge attended the Grand
Lodge in Milwaukee last week.
At Stewards Cash and Garry, dur
ing the July Sale, LIST to 9th, you can
buy one SIS OF. package Quaker Oats
for 22c. 6-29
! j. /. Mallot of the Normal school
faculty left Monday to attend the
summer session at Colrsnbia univer-
sity, New York.
Because of the shutdown of the
city's electric power this week it was
necessary to print this issue of the
journal on Saturday, June "a.
H. r. Lissack and Frank Carpenter,
who started for Maiden Rock with a
canoe this week bound for Dubuque,
Iowa, write back that they are having
a great time. They camp on shore at
night.-Spring Valley Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bake and Mrs.
Emma Hemnes and son Erwin motor
ed to River Falls Sunday, where they
visited relatives, Mrs. Bakke's
mother returned with them and has
been spending the week here.-Bald-
win Bulletin.
j. w. Davis and son Ralph, Of River
Falls, who bought the bakery last
week, took possession Monday. They
e ne highly commended, and will
please the increasingly large number
who buy baking instead of trying to
bake at home.-Spring Valley Sun.
A new bread-wrarping machine and
a machine for making doughnuts are
being installed at the Sanitary Bak-
cry. The wrapping machine automai-
cially wraps each loaf in air and wat
er-proof paper Mr.. Davis and son
Ralph say business is good, and they
intend to develop it still more.-Spring
Valley Sun.
Ed. Lund who has been baggage
man on the local passenger run for
several years past, moved his family
to Minneapolis Wednesday. He has
taken a run on the main line. The
Lund's have made many friends dur
ing their residence here who wish
them success in their new home. h..
w. Willett of Minneapolis has taken
Mr.. Lund's place on the run.-Ells-
worth Record.
The School Board at Prescott has
engaged the following new teachers
for the Public schools of that city:
Miss Selma Pollen of Clear Lake, for
room 2; Miss Myrtle Kenney of West
Bend, for room a; Miss Adele Leon
hardy of Loup City, Neb., and Michael
Strye of Wither, for the high school
department This years teachers who
will return are Misses Lindbald, Nc
Knight, and Matthew and Principal
Hawkins.
Downing has a new paper, Mr.
Ellsworth, who lately located at
Knapp, having moved there. Only g
couple years ago Downing got man
to come there and start up, and gave
him very good patronage, paying fol-
his paper five and ten years in adj
vance. AS soon as he had their mon.
ey he pulled out to a neighorine
town, leaving Downing high, dry ano
mad. We hope they've got better
man this time.-Spring Valley Sun.
A Sons of Norway Lodge, Frihet
No. 231, was organized at Lawton or
June z, by T. A. Walby of Hrl'son
The following officers were elected
Ed. Husfoen, president; Albert Bier
keng, vice-pres.; Jens Bjerkeng, re
cording secretary; Mrs. Gina Husfio
enen, financial secretary; Peter N
Finsted, treasurer; Mrs. Albert Barg
regent; Miss Adeline Barg, marshall