River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-11-20
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MISS Alice hawkins Oh -InlS city
opened beauty parlor at Rochester
MINI.
Mrs. E. E. Buck was guest of
Mrs. A. M. Baldwin in St. Paul Mon
day and Tuesday.
You'll find a radio set to meet the
demands of your pccketbook at A,
w, Lund Co.-adv.
L. NJ. Larson of Green River,
Wyo., is visiting at the home of his
son, Howard Larson.
Buick sprung another surprise by
adding two coach models to their
line. C. Carisch & Son.-adv.
Marcus Jensen of Denver, Col,
motored to Hudson last week to visit
relatives. He covered the 1901 miles
in four days.
The New ST. Croix county home at
New Richmond is 70 be completed
in time for the inmates to eat their
Thanksgiving dinner there.
We are receiving a shipment of
colored silk hats directly from New
York, just the kind you want.
Stewards Millinery Balcony adv.
The telephone central at Spring
Valley is to be moved into the
Masonic building. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
D. German will be in charge of the
exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Christensen
and son motored down from Amery
Sunday and visited at the home of
Mrs. Christenson's parents. Mr.. end
Mrs. c. V. Scott.
Mrs. Robert Honeyford, OF Mylo,
N. D., and Mrs. William Forbes, Of
Bisbee, N. D., have returned to their
respective homes after an extended
visit at the Thomas home here.
NOTICE.-There will be NO
dance at the Prescott pavilion next
Thursday, Nov. 81. Pavilion will be
closed until further notice on account
of the small pox Epidemic adv.
The Normal school second team
gave Coach Klanrud's West Siders
a practice game on Kramer Field
Monday afternoon, the Pedagogues
scoring two touchdowns to one for
the High.
Atty. Lynn Fl Ashley Of Hudson
recently made an appeal to the Com
mercial Club of that city to take
some action which would enliven
general interest in Lake St. Croix
shore frontage in that vicinity.
Buick FANS are wild over the new
coach" models just placed on ex-
hibition as a part Of the 1925 line.
These models are certainly creating
a sensation. The C. Carisch agency
has an announcement regarding them
in display adj. elsewhere in this
paper.
Celebrate the holiday right by at
tending the big Thanksgiving Dance
| the Fair Ground Pavilion at Els
rorth Thursday, November q
Harry Swolin and his Tempo Rizcrs
will furnish the inspiration for the
Zig holiday dance in the roomy, com
Portable pavilion.-adv.
DR.. Dietrich Lange, principal of the
Mechanics Arts high school, St. Paul,
and an author of note, delivered adj
dresses to the students of both local
schools today at the assembly
periods in each school. DR.. Lange
wa $ formerly president of the Min
nesota Educational association.
Among the first of the successful
deer hunters to return home was
Chas. Bixler, of The Times force.
Charles brought home splendid big
buck, and distributed venison literally
among his friends. The Journal
thankfully Acknowledges the large
portions presented to each of our
crew.
Game Wardens John Long of Mel
Ion and D. Moratta of Hurley ar
rested twenty deer hunters who
started hunting day or so before
the season opened in Ashland, Iron,
Bayfield, and Price counties. Fifteen
rifles, two bucks and doe were con-
fscated by the wardens in this
roundup.
Editor Hart of the Cumberland
Advocate is one of Barron county's
most progressive citizens, so it is not
surprising that, in attempting to
navigate" his new automobile into
a garage, he progressed right
through the back wall and out into
the wide, open spaces. The Advocate
reports that its editor will be able
to return to work in day or two.
The Spring Valley Sun opines that
an Ellsworth store keeper isn't TAX
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