The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-09-07

Commissioner Garlic registered
at Hotel Fountain last Wednesday.
Will Smith came home from Aber-
deem last week to see his mother,
Mrs. VIM. Smith.
O. t. Caswell OIL Winona was in
town last Wednesday, stopping over
between trains.lwith his brother,
w. R.
Emil Rasmussen, the Revere
boiler inspector, was in the city
last Thursday, helping to boom the
labor dayGcelebration at Revere.
Miss PearliMcKay went to Min.
neapolis yesterday, to continue her
course in music at the Johnson
school of music and oratory.
Miss Myral Essery resumed her
post at the postofice delivery last
Wednesday, after pleasant vaca-
ton with friends at Willmar and
Green Lake.
Joe Corbett of Minneapolis was
here on hunting trip last Thurs
day. Joe is now a popular road
agent, working territory north Of
Minneapolis.
loot Thompson, theacrack short
stop for the Mutuals at the begin
ming of this season, is back here,
the Renville club having disbanded
for thissseason.
According to theTSeaforth Item,
Howard Arnold, who has been
working for Peter Schmitz for the
past three months in the livery
barn there, intends Ito leave soon
for Delhi. where he will engage in
the livery. business with his broth
er Ward.
Mrs. B. S. Davis of Wabasso has
purchased the millinery stock of
Miss Christine Sample, on Wash
ington street. Miss Sample took
the opportunity for a short vaca-
ton, but has returned and will re-
main with Mrs. Davis as trimmer
for the fall season.
The big store made good the an
nouncement in last week S GAZETTE
a few days late, owing to the failure
of the glass for their new building
to arrive on time. 1t came We'd
nesday, however, and the next
morning the work of removal began
during the small hours, with an an
noying delay at 6 O'Clock on account
Of the rain. All is in order at this
writing, however, and the Big
Store will be one of the attractions
Of fair week.
The new bank building at Nor
gan is a good advertisement for
Frank Jaehn, who was architect as
we'll as builder. The bank front is
Of ST. Cloud brick with Lake Super
or stone facings, and polished
granite pillars at the entrance.
Hollow tile has been used in the in
jerior walls, and the high base
nent, which is to be used as head
quarters for the. Rural Telephone
has been thoroughly tile
drained andEfnished up for a fine
suite of Offices.
The numerous hunters who went
out from Redwood Falls on the
morning of the 1st had some inter-
esting experiences. The heavens
opened in a perfect food about 6
} 'clock, and the hunters hunted for
some of them without sue
cess. A bedraggled contingent
came back to town for a late break
asst and dry garments, while
arger number stuck it out on the
field of carnage. It was a duck
morning, and most of the crowd got
\ ducking at least.
Some pumpkins, don't you know.
They were largely in evidence in
front of F. 6. Hubbard & Co.'S last
Wednesday, which had been pre-
viously announced as pumpkin day.
AS the seed supplied to the So or
more contestants was supposedly
all of the same variety, there was a
strong family resemblance in the
different pumpkins, but a variety
IN shape and size. The larger ex-
nibits we're carefully weighed by G.
9. Mckay, and it was found that
the boss pumpkin for size was one