The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-12-14
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AUNE & THUNE.

| New mich COW wanted at once.
Phone 135.
Fine display of watches, rings and
Ijewelry for Christmas at Luscher's
drug store
| How about fancy lamp for q
Christmas present. We have them
the best line in town. The Fair.
Flinch-the game of game! You can
buy it at The Fair for 33 cents, regular
price so cents.
Albums with cases, celluloid goods,
cuffs and collar boxes in all styles and
patterns at Luscher's drug store.
| A nicely bound novel with every
dollar purchase at Schleuder's
Call and see the fine line of rockers
and centerstab at d. McLean's Fur
niture store. Prices are away down.
J. B. Robinson & Co. expect to
remove their real estate Office some
time this week. They will occupy
the corner formerly used for the
First National Bank, the most CEN
trail location in the city.
Holiday articles for sale-hand paint
ed china, calendars, oil and water color
work, burnt wood, at Mrs. w. P. Dun
niDgton's residence.
FL. J. Heilman left for WATERFOWL,
Wis, last Friday, in response to
telegram announcing the demise of
his aged father. who has been in
feeble health for some time.
/ The Misses Clara Rosenau and
Lulu Pfalzgraff of Waterville, who
have been visiting in this city at
the home of their uncle, Mr. J. F.
Roesler, returned home Saturday
last.
Teachers, please take notice that a
one-fare rate, plus so cents, has been
made to teachers who desire to attend
the Minnesota Educational association
at st. Paul.Dec. % to 80. Tickets on
sale Dec. oath, good to return Jams.
f. r. LobdeIl will soon be the
owner of the building which be now
occupies as tenant. F. M. O'Hara,
the owner, has made an offer which
Mr.. Lobdell closed with, but the
sale has not yet been made matter
of record. Frank has been doing a
good business and prefers being
his own landlord,
Buy your wife nice piece OF furni-
ture. Nothing else will please her bet
ter for Christmas. d. Mclean is selling
cheap.
A black handbag, with a chain
attached, and containing nearly 81
in money, was lost between Delhi
and Redwood Falls Saturday morn
ing. Finder kindly leave at Me-
Leans furniture store, Redwood
Falls.
Next week will be the last week
The GAZETTE S offer of cash premi-
um's will be available. Any bright
boy or girl can earn a dollar for
Christmas by securing a new sub
scriber for this paper and inducing
an old subscriber to pay year in
edAance at regular rates. Try i9.
boys. It's easy money.
Announcements for the Sunday
meetings are for every evening this
week, and also every afternoon at
three o'clock. There will be
three services next Sunday at the
tabernacle, the same as last, Mr.,
Sunday also leading a union young
peoples meeting at $50, at the
Presbyterian church. No meetings
next Monday.
Longfellow school, Dist. 20, Miss
Vivian Peabody, teacher, gave a
basket social Thursday evening, +
Dec. s. The program was very in
;eresting and consisted Of recita-
ions, dialogues, singing and flag
1rill by the pupils, a song by the
Misses Peabody, and two readings
by Miss Ida Crooks. Twenty-sev-
IN baskets were auctioneered off by
4. n. Hills, bringing total of
80, II, which goes toward buying1
IN organ for the school.
Don t forget those select books at
Schleuder's given as premiums to
Holiday purchasers.
The library board held meeting
Saturday night and accepted the
'ffer of the members OF the woman S
,lub to assist the club In securing
donations of magazines and books