The Redwood gazette., 1902-07-30

My house and three lots for sale or
trade for land. S. POLLARD,
47-tf. Redwood Falls, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Dolliff of Min
neapolis were visiting over Sunday
with A. G. Dollitf and family.
"A good hardwood eight foot exten-
sion dining table for sale at $3.50 at the
Redwood Falls Furniture co. It,
Mrs. Frank Redland of Minneap
oils was the guest of Mrs. Joseph
Fountain at Hotel Francois during
the past week.
Prof. Frank Curtis, the Spring
field representative of Melges &
Co., and Miss Thora Dalsgaard of
Springfeld,' sspent Sunday with
friends in this city.
If you want first class hay promptly
delivered, call on Geo. Tobias, the hay
man. 46-tf
Mrs. Samuel Handy and daugh-
ter of Minneapolis, the former, wife
OF Sam. Handy, the well-known
broom salesman and hound fancier.
were guests at Hotel Francois dur
the past week.
Pure blooded improved Yorkshire
pigs for sale by VIM. Parker, Delhi,
MINI. SOFT.
If you are tired of taking medicine
try osteopathy. Drs. Lowe & Hutch
inson: GAZETTE building. 51-4t
Mrs. F. L. Peterson left for Pipe
stone Saturday noon, in response to
a telegram announcing the death of
her father at that place. Mrs. Pet
erson S father was about IS years
old at the time of his demise and
had been i'll for a number of years.
All of my household furniture, in
Guiding two stoves, bedsteads and bed
ding, chairs, lounge, ETC., will be sold
cheap. Inquire Of D. Welch, Eagle
Rolling Mill Go. elevator. Soft.
Morton Enterprise: Give Aiken
OF Redwood Falls, son of Jas. Aiken
OF THE GAZETTE, was n Morton Tues
day, soliciting orders for the new
map being put out by THE GAZETTE.
The map will be fine one, contain
ing the name of every land owner
in Redwood county, and is a credit
to the enterprising GAZETTE manage
ment, as well as a long-felt want to
the citizens of Redwood and adioin-
ing counties.
The Redwood Falls Furniture Co.
are putting in a circulating library un-
der new plan. Two men represent
ing Minneapolis institution are form
ing club, each member to pay at the
rate Of u cents per book, or less. In
guire at the store for further informa-
ton. 1t.
Miss Adelaide S. Kibbey, who re-
Gently visited here with w. Fl. Gold
and family writes to the Granite
Falls Journal as follows: During
the past week | have spent some
days in Redwood Falls. / was
much impressed by the beauty and
orderly appearance Of the whole
town. Not an illkept lawn in the
place, not weed. even in vacant
lots, not low banging branch OF a
tree, to knock the head of the un-
wary pedestrian. ] remarked at the
thriftiness of the city and was
told that the Redwood Falls I'm
provement association was largely
responsible. On inquiry | found :
that this is an association formed as
a result of a large mass meeting
held in the interest Of public i'm
provements. ) Its officers were elect
ed by popular vote and given GER
tain powers. Aside from the gen
eral officers there are distinct Off
GERS whose duty it is tokeepa strict
lookout over his part of the town.
II a man fails to trim his trees or
Icut down, the weeds, he is notified
to do SO. if he disregards the notice
the work is done for him and be is
assessed TO pay for it. If he refuses
to pay the assessment the associa-
ton pays Gt always has on hand a
small amount raised in various
ways.) During the life of the asso-
citation only one individual has re
fused to pay. The result to the
town is wonderful. and the effect on
strangers visiting the place is such
as to advertise the place better than
anything else could do.