The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-09-11
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Miss Matte Beard Of Window IS
spending month with the Misses
| Lutte Robinson and Josie Thune.
a. a. Clifgard Of Echo, manager
Of Aune s. Thune s store at that
| place, was ID Redwood Falls last
| ednesday and g Thursday
Miss Margaret Stewart left Thurs
day for Iron Mountain, Michigan,
where she has been re-engaged TO
teach school during the coming
lscbool term.
/ Supt. Parkhill received notice
Hast Thursday from the American
| Bridge & Steel Co. Of Chicago to
the effect that the first material for
/ the new steel tower had been sent
| from that city on the day preceding
and ought to arrive here sometime
this week.
AS will be noticed by the annouce-
ment in another column, the firm
that succeeds Ring & CO., shoe
dealers, is Heilman & BIssell Mr.
Ring having retired from the hrr q.
Mr.. Heilman has been in the same
business for a number OF years at
WATERFOWL, Wis, and the firm will
undoubtedly receive good patron
age.
Invitations to a party had been
delivered and a woman in this town
did not find hers till she scrubbed
the front porch, The invitation had
been delivered in her absence and
hers was left on the door sill. II
she had not scrubbed she would
have missed the party We trust
the moral is already impressed up
on your mind.
"A new Lutheran church will soon
be erected on section /, Three Lakes,
near Gi1fllan Siding. County Sur
veyor Brigham has already plated a
cemetery at that place, and the con.
gregation expects to complete the
foundation for the church this year.
and commence the superstructure
next spring. The first ipterrm7l,ent
| in the new cemetery occurred last
Thursday, an elderly lady residing
lin that neighborhood having passed
away two days prior.
At the butter scoring at the Min Min
)nesota Fair N. g. Jensen of Revere,
| bntter-maker at the creamery at
i that place, submitted butter which
scored SO, while Louis Lawrence
of the Shutdown & Willow Lake
creamery exhibited butter scoring
1929. The highest score was 81.
secured by the Star Lake Co-Opera-
tive Creamery The secret Of high
scoring lies in selecting milk for
the manufacture Of butter from one
herd alta single milking, and have
the herd properly fed for some time
! previous.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: The RED RED
WOOD GAZETTE has passed the thirty
third annual mile post in its history
and seems to be a better paper than
it ever has beer. before The men
who are running it now, Messrs.
Aiken & Schmahl. are thoroughly
good newspaper men and know
news when they see it and further
than that they are good printers
and their paper is always well
printed The Dispatch extends its
congratulations to the veterans at
the Falls, and wishes them more
power, more wisdom and more an-
lniversaries.
It was a day or two after that
Sunday Of the base ball trou bles.
The children had just commenced to
hear and talk about the arrests, and
| the children of the ministers and Of
| the members of the w. g. T. y. re-
|membered that the latter organiza-
ton was holding services regularly
| il the jail to advance the cause Of
christianity. Oneslittle girl, dauggh--
ter of a minister, and also Of a mem
bel. Of the w g. T u, supposing
that her father would be jailed, ran
| to her mother aud queried: Nam
ma, will you and the other " G. 8.
Q. ladies hold services in the Jail
4 for mana MIR Raraalyman IN r.