River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-05-03
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move to South Milwaukee.
Delos Krauth has moved into the
Christianson house, on the West
Side.
Work shirts Blue gray and Tans all
sizes and extra sizes, S5c. Bjerstedt
& Reasonably.
Miss Louise Miller of Minneapolis
spent Sunday at the home of Post
master and Mrs. j. A. Haddow.
"Humcresque," special feature at
the Princess Theatre, Thursday, May
10th. Admission 10c and 25c.-adv.
Mrs. Neil Reed and daughter, Miss
Joyce, returned home Friday after a
weeks visit with her parents near
Ellsworth.
Farms and City property sold and
Financed. Contracts and Mortgages
bought and sold. SMITH LAND &
LOAN CO.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Betteriey and
daughter spent Sunday in ST. Paul, at
the home of Mrs. Betterley's brother,
Stanley Follansbee.
Now is the time to get your lawn
mowers sharpened for the summer
Expert work at the Fl. w. Thomson
Blacksmith Shop.--adv.
Fred Seton, of the High Grade Oil
Co., upon invitation, gave an address
on oil products before recent meet
ing of the Martell Community Club.
Misses Lenore Stewart and Vera
Walker represented the Stewart
Mercantile Co. store at the r. G. u.
convention in St. Paul the first of this
week.
You can't dance well to common
music. You don't have to. Hear
Charlie Gardner and his Band, May
4th at the Fair Ground Pavilion at
Extraordinarily.
Miss Vanita Mealy of Elmwood
and Mr.. Melvin Kendall were mar
ried at the home of the brides parents
last Wednesday, April 25. They will
reside in Ellsworth.
Supreme" Brand Special for Sun
day will be Maple Nut. Order early
We deliver to 1890 a. m. on Sunday
Phone So. River Falls Produce and
Creamery Co.-adv.
EGGS, EGGS-Farmers and few
city people have brought to the Wis
consin Dairy Cream Station 10000
dozen eggs during the month of APP
ril. Curtis johnson, Agent.
Mayor w. Vannatta and City Ell
ectrician E. E. Beck mctored to Pres
ton, MINI. Friday to inspect an aux
iliary power plant similar to one
which is proposed for use here.
The Baldwin Bulletin says that a
coal dealer, whose motto was Its a
black business. but we treat you
WHITE" received a check from a Gus
toner, and with the check the sug-
gegtion to change the motto to 'It's
dirty business but we clean you right"
Al. Sanderson has a new race horse.
nifty trotter called Lord Duke"
Sandy has hopes of coppirlg off few
place prizes in the fair circuit races
this fall, and try-out on the local
track the first of the week indicates
that his new purchase may deliver the
goods.
Mrs. George Searle returned last
Thursday from Winona, Mimi, where
she had been assisting in the care of
her brother, Professor Robert R.
Reed, who suffered an attack of
sleeping sickness. Professor Reed is
reported as well on the road to re-
covery.
Gus. Schwalen was demonstrating
REQ sport model touring car Sat
urday by setting the throttle, lock
irg the steering wheel, and then walk
ing beside the car as it smoothly am
hled at a s.ail's pace from the High
Grade Oil station down main street
to The Journal Office. The stunt
attracted lets of attention.
Frank Anderson's Tigers clawed an
Is to 10 victory out of Harry John
sons more or less wild Cats in the
opening number of the Twilight
League schedule last Thursday even
ing. Tonight Ira Wilcox will turn his
hungry Cubs lose against Bob Hurd's
villainous Outlaws 1t should give
murder. The admission is free, and
worth it.
Twenty-Five years ago a River
Falls Journal correspondent at Mar
tell reported that saloon keepers there
complained that their business was
not as good as they expected it would
be in a town that had thriving blind
pigs before license was granted.
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