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

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toshs' pure milk and cream. 6-29
Mrs. G. A. Smith visited her sister,
Mrs. E. Nicholson at Saltwater
Thursday
Miss Helen Newcomb arrived home
Sunday from Chiffon, where she has
been teaching.
Miss Zoella Stiles of st. Paul ar
rived here Friday for visit at the
home of her uncle, A. w. Stiles.
Misses Avis and Pauline Severson
spent the weekend at the home of
their aunt, Mrs. P. Place in Lawton.
Mrs. j. S. Wadsworth left Sunday
for Chautauqua, N. Y. to attend the
biennial Convention of the Women's
Federated Clubs.
The st. Paul Dispatch flying circus,
which gave an exhibition here during
tie Legion carnival, will SHOW at st.
Groix Falls and. New Richmond July
4.
At Stewards Cash and Carry, dur
ing the July Sale, 1st to 9th, you can
buy 2 tins No. 1, oval size, N. J. C.
Sardines in tomato sauce for 35c, reg
ular 25c size. 6-29
Mrs. John Burnett went to Mimi
apolis Thursday to meet her daugh-
ter, Miss Ada, who will arrive from
Peoria, III. Her daughter will return
here with her.
The Southern Wisconsin picnic was
held at Glen Park Thursday. Chas.
Bowling, of Hudson, was elected pres
ident for the ensuing year Next
year the picnic will be held at Hud
son.
Frank Robson, proprietor of bus
line at Ellsworth, has announced his
candidacy for sheriff of Pierce coun-
ty His father, the late r. S. Robson,
was sheriff of this county several
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Faber of
Cllaska, Mimi, spent the weekend at
the home of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. g.. Richards. Mr.. and
Mrs. Faber are going to move to AL
bert Lea, MINI.
J. H. Kotts finished the building of
the new oil filling station for the
High Grade Oil. Co. last week. The
building is neat one and will be a
credit to our village. 1t will soon be
in peration.-Baldwin Bulletin.
Celebrate at Ellsworth July 4th.
Dreamland De Luxe dancing at the
Fair Ground Pavilion, afternoon and
evening. Ball games, Curtis aero
planes, Big Band Concerts, Games,
Clowns. BOOST THIS-ITS BIG
Adv.
Carl P. Borge, who is graduating
from the Normal School at River
+ alls this week, has accepted posi-
ton to teach in the Owen High
School, taking charge of the work in
science and mathematics Hudson
Star-Ohserver.
Pierce Roach, of Salem, arrested
last week by Sheriff Hyatt and FEEDER
al Prohibition Officer Carncross, is
said to have been conducting the larg-
est and most elaborate still yet dis
covered in this section. He had ESQ
gallons of mash on hand, and his still
is said to have been capable of turn
ing out two gallons of moon" per
hour. The still was destroyed and
the liquor confiscated as evidence. Mr..
Roach is bound over to the next term
Of circuit court and is out on $1,000
BAIL
A. B. Ryan, who resides on the John
O'Brien farm west of Roberts, was in
New Richmond Wednesday afternoon
where he hired a man, about so years
old to work on his farm. Mr.. Ryan
had two teams with him and when he
got ready to start for home he sent
the man with one of the teams ahead.
After the man got out of the city with
the team he evidently tried to get on
the back of one of the horses to ride
when he somehow slipped, got his foot
caught in the tug straps, the horses
running away and dragging him to
death.-Hsntmond News.
Geo. w. Waterman deputy grand
master of the grand lodge of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows of
Wisconsin, was elected to succeed w.
T. Lode, Superior, as grand master.
H. A. Aune, Baldwin, succeeds Mr..
Waterman. The other officers elected
are: B. L. Jones, Sparta, grand war
den; w. T. Lodie, Superior, grand
representative for one year; Richard
| Hoe, Milwaukee, grand secretary; G.
W. Thwaites, Milwaukee, grand treas
urer; Paul W., Mahoney, La Crosse
grand representative and David Turn
err, Milwaukee, grand trustee, each fol
three years.