River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-11-15

Sunday.
Mrs. E. E. Buck went to ST. Paul
last evening for few days. visit with
Mrs. A. M. Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weghorn OF
the town of Hartland celebrated their
fortieth wedding anniversary Nov. A.
Cattle, Hog and Chicken Raticns
mixed in any amounts desired.
Give us a trial. Alton & Hooking.
adv.
Mrs. Ralph Bredahl, who had been
making her home here during her
fathers last illness, has returned to
Minneapolis.
Guaranteed Batteries for your
Ford, $3.50. Corresponding prices
on batteries for other cars. Morley
& ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Shepard went
to Minneapolis Sunday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Wyman, a former
resident of River Falls.
An Ell Paso farm house owned by
Mrs. Peter Haster and occupied by
John Pulk and family, was destroyed
by fire on Monday of last week.
AL Gabel's regular eight piece or
chestra will furnish the music for tn :
Fair Ground Pavilion dance at ELS
worth, Friday, November 16.-adv.
The largest cooperative creamery
| in the United States is located at
Barron, Barron county, in region
that has been settled less than a
generation.
Miss Alice Lien accompanied Mrs.
J. C. Johnson to River Falls Thurs
day and will visit with Mrs. VIM.
Parr for a couple of weeks.-Hudson
| Star-Observer.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. White and
children, Ophelia and Nevin, and Miss
Ruby Andrus, visited at the home of
Mrs. Whites brother, r.. B. Andru5,
III Eau Claire, Saturday and Sunday
The East Ellsworth Commercial
Club is building a skating rink,
200 $50 it,, which will be flooded
and available for Use this winter.
The Club is also erecting ski slide.
Among those who have left for
northern Wisconsin in quest of deer
are Judge w. P. Knowles, Dr. c. A.
| Dawson, Atty. K. S. White, u. L.
Hurd, A. c. Dunn, Ray Ensign, c. E.
Shepard, j. A. Richards.
The local passenger train did not
return from Hudson until nearly ten
o'clock last Friday night, being held
at the junction to wait for main
line trains which were tied up by a
freight wreck near North Hudson.
N. F. Nopp is advertising an ave
ton sale, to be held at his farm
southwest of this city next Thursday.
He has an especially fine bunch OF
Poland Chinas on his list, besides
some nice cattle and good assnlt-
ment of farm machinery.
Let your photograph carry Christ
mas cheer. Your friends can buy
anything you can give them except
your photo. 1t is an ideal gift. Now
is the best time fer an appoint
ment-free from the confusion OF
Christmas we,k. Shepard Studio
adv.
Twenty and six-tenths per cent Of
all the manufactured dairy products
of America (butter, cheese and con-
densed milks) are produced in Wis
consin; Minnesota ranks second with
"a per cent; New York third with
S.5 per cent-(U. S. Department OF
Commerce Report).
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Nygren spent
last week in Minneapolis assisting in
the care of the formers mother, Mrs.
Mary Nygren, who has been very i'll.
While there they visited Mrs. Andrew
Borden, who, with Mrs. Paul Nygren,
was injured here this summer when
/ a NdI III WHICH tIiCy "CIC "
struck by the local passenger train.
Mrs. Borden, after few weeks of
hopeful recovery, had serious re-
apse short time ago, but is again
improving, although she is still at the
hospital.
There are more pure bred dairy
cattle in Wisconsin than il. any other
state with the single exception of
New York. Wisconsin ranks first in
Guernseys and Brown Swiss, second
in HOLSTERS, and fifth in Ayrshires.
There are in the state $1,000 Hol-
stems, over 10000 Guernseys, and
5000 Jerseys, giving to Wisconsin a
premier position as source for dairy
stock Last year Wisconsin daily-
men sold to other states and foreign
countries over $4,000 head of pure
bred ard high grade dairy animals,
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