The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-23

homa the fore part OF last week,
where be has been threshing.
An opportunity for few good
non-union printers to secure excel
lent steady position with one of the
largest printing houses in st. Paul
about October 1st Communicate
with experiences and references to
box 1877, St. Paul, MINI. 34t.
Elevator men state that the aver
age of wheat fields from which they
have received wheat up to the pres
ent time has been between 10 and
81 bushels, the grades being 1 and
2. Oats are yielding between so and
20 bushels and barley is running
between 80 aud 40 bushels.
Kumm & Donovan have purchased
the Harry Thorn stock of blacksmith
supplies and now have complete line
of mower and sickle sections, which
they are selling at 5 cents each. The
firm also handles John Deere pillow
lays. you want anything in this
inc call on them Soft
A drilling rain kept up 'all of
last Tuesday and Wednesday, just
enough to prevent the finishing
touches of cutting, and to stop
threshing altogether. A light wind
started up Wednesday noon and
this was taken as an indication that
the storm was about over and that
the clouds would soon roll by.
The local members of the A. O.
q. W. lodge received a check for
81, 900 in payment of the life insur
ance policy held by the late Gus.
Englund, in that order, on Tuesday
of last week. At the request of the
widow of the deceased the order ap-
pointed committee to liquidate all
of the outstanding bills against the
estate, after which the balance was
turned over to the beneficiary.
New Ulm Review: After resting
a few days from the strain of the
lasttrial at Mankato DIR. Koch is
again at work in his Office over the
Stuebe Meat market where he finds
his work running along about in
the same channel as before the trial.
He returned to the city last We'd
nesday evening having spent one
day in Mankato to receive the con-
CALCULATIONS of friends there. He
was met at the depot by number
of friends in this city some of whom
had provided a hack to convey him
to his home He says that he is
mighty glad. it is all over While
he would like to remain in this city
and practice his profession, there
has been suggestion that he would
do better in some other place but
he has not thought of the matter nor
considered it to any great extent
and will conduct his business here
as formerly.
The Edison famous life motion
picture exhibition to be given at the
opera house ia Redwood Falls on
Thursday evening, Aug. "a, under
the auspices of the Salvation army
of this place should prove a great
attraction. Fierce conflicts of sold
iers, firing guns, bursting shells,
charging of cavalry, fire brigades,
flying of train so real as to make
some people feel nervous who sit on
front seats to witness the fine pro-
gram. Royal Gorge, The Lost Child,
The Great Train Robbery, A Great
Social Drama, The Strike, Personal,
Our Martyred Presidents, The
Children S Soap Bubbles, Smashing
a Jersey Mosquito, Uncle Sans
Cavalry Horses in bathing, Two
Old Chums, Juvenile Animal Train
err, Duck Farm ia California, Pillow
Fight, Dog and Tramp, A Scene at
Every Floor, High Diving at Milan.
Many amusing as we'll as instruc-
tive features. Also some views on
China Troubles, Russia and Japan,
Paris, Chicago, Buffalo and ST. Lou
is Expositions, Our New Posses
sions, etc. Admission, children 15c,
adults Csc, reserved seats SOC.
Tickets on sale at E. A. Pease s
store. Many far off scence of dis
tant lands brought home to US clear,
large, and bright. Don miss them.