The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-06-02

to this country while yet SO young
that he himself had no voice in the
matter but every day he sees the wis
dom Of his parents in bringing him to
the land of the free and home of the
brave. Through the columns of this
paper John Lauterbach invites every
one, needing work in his line, to call
upon him, realizing that his prices
combined with his superior skill as a
workman, will satisfy the most fastid-
iOus.
H. G.. ACKMANN.
One of the largest and most popu-
lar grocery houses in Redwood Falls
is that conducted by Mr.. Ackman who
has been running a first-class store for
about a year. Mr.. Ackman's store has
always been noted for it's neat and trim
appearance and for it's attractive dis
play of finely selected goods Moth
ing but the very choicest qualities in
teas, coffees, spices, fruits, -four canned
goods, butter, chaese, etc, are permit
ted to find place on his shelves while
in variety and quantity they ala not
surpassed ~ AM. in the city. Mr.
Ackman ha- also the largest and most
elegant display of queensware, glass
ware and crockery in the city, and i. is
most artistically arranged upon tie
shelves. Throughout the store there
prevails system of regularity which
facilitates the transaction of business
and makes this house a pleasant one
with which to establish business rela-
tons and Mr.. A. will be glad to well
come any one to his store. He tenders
his thanks to his patrons for their lib
eral patronage during his years of bus
mess life in Redwood and promises to
maintain his gUod reputation for fair
dealings and good goods.
C. FRED THOMPSON.
OF the varied mercantile interests
that contribute to the sum of trade of
city few are of more Importance than
the general hardware line. The trace
of this house is most substantial and
gratifying character. A heavy and
first-class stock is carried, embracing
builders and heavy hardware of all
kinds. Mechanics tools, steel. iron
and nails, stoves and ranges, tinwars
and house furnishing goods, shelf
goods in great variety, cutlery, small
wares and a multifarious variety of
devices and mechanical appliances.
All prices here are guaranteed to be
at the bottom Of their market and as
cheap as the cheapest. Also has the
agency for the Domestic Sewing ma
chine and for A. G.. Spaulding's Vic
tor and Credenda bicycles, of which
he carries large line. Mr.. Thomp-
son has been in business eight years.
He was born in New York and came
to Minnesota y years since. He is a
most honorable and we can safely say
that whoever trades with him once
will try him again.
. FRENCH & HOUGHMASTER.
1t is an old saying that God made
the country, but man makes the town."
and the men who are largely instru-
mental in doing this are the real estate
agents Messrs. French & Houghmas-
ter have done their share, too. They
have been engaged in business since
1885 and with uniform success. They
do more than local business having
a correspondence all over the state and
handling property elsewhere. They
also do a large loan business, collec-
tons and insurance; they are the own
ers of the Redwood county abstract
books; they furnish abstracts and buy
and sell real estate If the reader has
any houses or lands to sell, French &
Houghmaster are the ones to find a
customer. They are gentlemen of tn,
highest character, their business abil-
tty and integrity are well known and
he full confidence and respect of their
quaintances are accorded them. Mr..
French is now Judge of Probate and
is a most faithful public servant and
is serving his second term. He was
born in Michigan and come to Mime
sofa in lSi5 He served his country
most honorahly as member of Co.
Il 9th n. \. Cavalry during the war.
Mr.. Houghmaster is a New Yorker by
birth but Minnesotian by residence.
lie is our court commissioner and is
serving his first term. Hc too was q
valiant soldier and as a member of Co.
III lst N. Y. assisted in putting down
the Rebellion. They form an excellent
team and you should call on them if
you need loan, abstract, or wish to
sell piece of real estate and you will
find them prepared to accommodate
you. ------
TILL T1BBETTS.
When you are casting about for the
best place to get a home and settle
down to useful life come at once to
Redwood Falls and then call upon the
well known and reliable real estate ag-
ent, Till Tibbetts, who will tell you all
about Redwood Falls or county. He
has upon his books large number of
farms, improved and unimproved, al
so town property which is for sale and
no better bargains can be had than he
is prepared to give. Mr.. Tibbetts has
had a long experience, having estab
lished himself in his present business
twenty years ago and possesses
thorough acquaintance with the many
opportu mites for buying and selling.
He is gentleman of excellent reputa-
ton; his business ability and integrity
are we'll known~an he has the conf
dence and respect of all. Mr.. Tibbetts
was born in Maine and came to Min
nesota as early as 1852, served during
the war as member of Co. "C'' of the
famous I'd Minnesota Infantry. He
was county surveyor of Redwood coun-
ty 10 years, county auditor four years
and register of deeds two years. He
owns what is known as Maple Grove
Stock Farm and 1920 acres of land and
is the largest resident farmer in the
county. His office is with Messrs.
French & Houghmaster. Give this
veteran call.
D. GALES.