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

and that be pays none OF her bills
contracted after Aug. 9th.
Lou Mock has been employed as
buyer for the farmers elevator
company of Vesta. The elevator
opened for business last week.
Ladies-save trouble and annoyance
of baking during warm season! Ask
Kuenzli & Luscher to tell you about
the best bread ever baked. Fresh,
light, good. 38-tf.
The Vesta council has adopted a
new ordinance prohibiting the use
of screens, frosted glass. ETC., in the
liquor establishments of that place.
and the old ordinance was repealed.
The Morton Enterprise says that
the M. &. ST. L. r. r. is planning
to build an up-to-date engine house,
steam heated, the interior sheet
ironed, and with room for two more
engines than the old one would
hold. The company intends also to
erect machine sheds and a large
coal shed.
Salem F. Scott of Vesta and Miss
Zulu Illala Way of St. Paul we're
united in marriage at the home of
the brides parents, 981 Euclid
avenue, St. Paul, on Aug. I'd. Mr..
Scott is connected with the Gold
Stabeck bank at Vesta, and was
formerly in the employ of that con-
Germ at this place.
The Censor says that because
Gus. Larson returned from Lake
Madison on the train with a good
looking girl the young ladies of that
town noised it around that Gus.
had secretly joined the benedicts,
and they treated him with shower
of rice. Gus. took his medicine
pleasantly and says that he was
darned sorry it WASH IT so.
Are you troubled with flies?
Twenty drops of carbolic acid eva
porated from a hot shovel will ban
ish flies from room quicker than
all the stickey fly paper ever man
ufactured. But mercy sakes, be
careful of the carbolic acid and don t
let the children get at it. A small
piece OF camphor gum held over a
lamp will do the work eqally as
we'll.
Walnut Tribune: Last Friday
night several of the boys gathered
at the residence of Atty. VIM. G..
Owens and presented Mr.. Owens
and wife with fine patent swing
ing rocker. They also took Doctor
Ray into the fold and presented him
with a fine gold mounted fountain
pen as a souvenir to take with him
in 'membrance of the bunch of fell
lows who make life worth living in
this end of the world.
Granite Tribune: Dr. Hacking
saw what the Tribune of last week
said about Jones always paying the
freight and on Saturday he called at
the office to find out who Jones was
as he had bunch of freight money
to pay on his car of furniture shipped
in June to Vancouver where he
expected to 90 but later changed
his mind and decided to remain
here so he ordered the furniture,
that had been placed in bonded
warehouse, returned to Granite and
the freight both ways was $211, and
that was why he was looking for
Jones. Well, Jones will be the un-
fortunate fellow who needs medical
attendance in the future for the
railroad will not commute it's sent
ence OF $211.
Springfield Advances If the pres.
ent plans materialize Springfield
will soon have a militia company.
The young men of the city are be-
coming interested in the matter.
and from the fact that there is plen-
ty of good material to draw from.
the Advance expects soon to be able
to say the Springfield company, in
stead of tho New Ulm auxiliary. X
The local cabinet maker, F. H.
Schweiger, is now busily engaged
in man ufacturing a fine set of ma
hogany bank fixtures for the bank
now being built by Jos. Kreit;nger
at Lake Preston, S. D. The work
turned out in this factory is giving