River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-04-27


street. H. c. Walker.-adv.
Ash hauling and team work, phone
525. A. l.. Chinook Transfer Line.
adv.
Get your Lawnmowers sharpened
now-bring them in before the rush.
H. w Thomson adv.
Miss Agnes Walker returned to
Chetek Sunday after spending her
Spring vacation at home.
Our next regular dance at the Fair
Ground Pavilion Friday, April %.
Fink's eight-piece orchestra.-adv.
i Fred Goldsmith, clerk at the w. H.
S. johnson store, underwent an opera
ton for goitre in ST. Paul Tuesday.
Music for the Carnival dances Apr.
| 1929, afternoon and evening, will be
furnished by Flanders orchestra
adv.
Warren Oligney has resigned his
position at the Standard Oil service
station here, and is succeeded by Rob-
ert Dumond, who took charge Mon
day.
| Now is the time TO start working
for the $1,000 prize. Read the Puz-
zle Picture rules, then study the pic
ture for "B" words. See the picture
elsewhere in this issue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Moline were in
River Falls Monday, where they at
| tended the funeral of the formers
grandfather, one of the old pioneers
of that section, who died at the age
of 81 years-Baldwin Bulletin.
"Dinty," at the Princess Theatre
Apr. 80 and May lit goes like a
streak of lightning, and leaves
trail of mystery, drama, comedy and
| thrills that you won't want to for
get. Enacted in the heart of Frisco's
Chinat0wn.-adv.
O. H. Ostness is preparing lot
| which he purchased from Geo. Tn.
| Smith, on the site of the old Opera
House, for the erection of an office
| and shop for his contracting bust
ness. He will also put in factory
| for manufacturing cement boards and
| blocks.
A band of gypsies arrived in town
Monday morning in four autos. They
quickly distributed themselves
throughout the business section and
commenced gathering souvenirs, but
| Chief of Police Hutchins and Walter
Patterson were Immediately on the
lob of sending the nomads on their
way.
Beware of pickpockets during the
Carnival. Wherever there are crowds
pickpockets are certain to ply their
profession" The Legion and City
are both trying their best to provide
ample police protection, but no
amount of protection can insure
against the loss of jewelry or money
which is carelessly displayed.
Congressman James A. Frear has
notified Mayor w. Vannatta by tele-
gram that no immediate action is to
| be taken in the matter of holding an
election to choose a postmaster here.
| The Congressman states that he has
again changed his mind on this sub
| iect through influence of kilograms
and communication" received from
| here. but does not state their nature
nor what change he contemplates.
| DIR. F. j. Darragh, osteorathic ply
| sician has located in this city, arriv-
ing here from GAINESVILLE, Mimi, the
| first of the week. DIR. Darragh is
having the Hoffman building, just
| north of M. M. Walters cream sta
ton, fitted up as his office, and ex-
poets to be installed there next week.
The Doctor selected this city for
location upon recommendation OF DR..
E. R. Smith, who rracticed osteopathy
here several years ago.
Ed. Matzek of the town of River
Falls was arrested by District At
torney Kenneth S. White, Sheriff Ray
H. Hyatt and Under Sheriff Roy
Hyatt last Thursday on charge OF
making illicit whiskey. A large
quantity of mash was found, but very
little of the finished product was on
the premises. Matzek had hearing
before Justice E. p. Sanderson at
River Falls Friday and was bound
over to the spring term OF circuit
court. At present he is in the county
| jail.-Ellsworth Record.
Because so many PEOPLE are plan
ming to drive here from Somerset to-
morrow not enough cars are available
there to bring down the APIECE band
from that city. Immediately upon
being informed of that fact the Green
Transportation Co., now operating
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