River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-03-09

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Bring in your harrow teeth to be
sharpened. II. w. Thomson. adv.
1 Mrs. w. A. Magee will leave Mon
day to join Mr.. Magee at Glendale,
Cal.
New Price FORDSON TRACTOR.
| $395.0O f. 0. b. Factory. Ramer
Auto C0.-adv.
i An Electric Maid bakery is to be
| installed at Saltwater soon, accord
ing to the Messenger.
! Ed. Sutherland and Andrew Hope
were here yesterday to attend the
Rod & Gun Club banquet.
Mrs. Jas. Parr returned home Sun
day from St. Louis, where she was
called last week by the death Of her
mother.
! .R. & L. plan for handling Time
/ Sales Of Ford Cars, Trucks and Trac-
tors. Call and get our plan. Kramer
i Auto Co.-adv.
Time sale and easy payment plan on
Ford cars, Trucks and Fordson trac-
tors. Call and get our plan. Kramer
/ Auto CO.-adv.
Mrs. Margaret Linehan McEwen,
according to an item in the Dispatch
has withdrawn as a candidate for the
mayorship of st. Paul.
Miss Georgia Jones and David
/ Lamson, both Of Roberts, were mar
ried in Duluth FEB. rs. They will re-
side on a farm just north of Roberts
Every auto owner will be interest
ed in the battery announcement in
| Jensen & Halsted's ad. this week.
Cut out the coupon. Save $780,
| adv.
Mabel Normand as Molly o.
Mrs. Anna Hernandez as Molly O's'
mother, at Princess Theatre next
Wednesday and Thursday, Mar. Is
and 16.-adv.
Richard Hagg and Oscar w. Lar
son were given the E. A. degree at
regular communication of Hancock
Lodge, F. & A. M. Tuesday evening.
Ellsworth Record.
Mrs. H. B. Locke Of Trimbelle,
died Feb. 26 at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Milan Taylor. Inter-
ment was made in Maple Grove ceme-
terry. Mrs. Locke died at the age OF
Al years.
Sig. Erlandson, formerly employed
at the Esdale creamery. has BEEN en-
gagged as buttermaker at the Lawton
creamery to succeed ]. L. Blerkeng,
who will retire to devote all his time
to farming.
Manley Fl Clark, formerly Of
| this city, is a member of one Of the
COMMITTEES which is to stage the
Wisconsin university religious con-
ference at the university today, to-
morrow and Saturday.
A Women's Auxiliary to the
American Legion Post at Hudson
was organized last week with the
following temporary officers: Mrs.
Elvina Solheim, president and Miss
Sarah I. Hart. secretary.
Prescott and Hudson high school
quints played in the Normal school
gym. Saturday morning to decide
which of the two would appear in
| the district tournament to be held
here next week. Prescott won.
The heavy, wet snow which fell for
a short period Monday morning
caused a break in the electric circuit
on North Main street. Assistant
| City Electrician w. Patterson and
crew had the break repaired and
service over the circuit resumed with
but vey little delay.
The River Falls Rod & Gun Club
held a very successful banquet at
Foresters Hall last evening. The
program which followed the banquet
was an exceptionally delightful one,
and was greatly appreciated by all
present. A detailed account of the
affair will appear in this paper next
Thursday.
| River Falls normal won the debate
against Eau Claire normal here Fri
day evening. The Red & White de-
| bators lost at Superior TIE same eve
ming, but the other Superior team lost
at Eau Claire, SO chat River Falls
had majority of points in the judg-
es' decisions and is considered winner
of the triangle.
The New Richmond horseshoe ar
fists went to Minneapolis and St
Paul Sunday and were cleaned. The
former are classed as good sports by
the N. r. Fingers, but the St Paul
throwers of horse shoes are placed in
the tin-horn class. We judge that
flinging of horseshoes by the st,
Paul end New Richmond team is at
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