The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-06-21
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Hay for sale. Inquire OF LETT q
Son. 52-tf.
Hammocks of all styles and patterns
at Luscher's drug store. 45-2t
Oscar Creep and bride returned
last Thursday, and Oscar has re-
sumed his duties at Philbrick's.
Congressman Volstead was down
from Granite Falls last Wednesday,
comforting with Rural Route inspec-
tor Gutterson in regard to postal
routes in this vicinity.
It took twelve innings to decide
the Redwood Vesta game at Sea-
forth on the 18th. AS usual, the
fortunes of war went against the
Red woods, but they had no occasion
to apologize for their defeat, to 6.
John Moon accompanied Mrs.
Hammer as far as Minneapolis on
her return home to Ohio last Tues
day evening. Mr.. Moon returned
to Redwood Falls Wednesday even
ing. On Sunday, accompanied by
his wife, be left for the lakes of
Kandiyohi county on fishing out
ing.
L. D. Golden, who is interested
with Louis Fine, in the new store
in this city, is out with cards an
nouncing his coming marriage to
Miss Ida D. Radowsky of New
York. Mr.. Golden conducted the
store here for some time after it
was started. He makes ST. Paul
his headquarters.
An auto party consisting of H. N.
Stabeck of Renville, H. 0. Carpen-
ter and W, R. Kinsman of Vermont,
and son of Frank Goldas chauffeur,
came in from Renyille last Tuesday.
The two Vermont gentlemen are
directors of the Rutland Savings
Bank, which has placed a good
many loans on property in this
part of the state, through the Gold
Stabeck banks.
A letter from VIM. Bell, formerly
of this city, but now residing in
Everett, Washington, says: I'VE
look for The GAZETTE S weekly ap-
pearance like the coming of an old
friend. This is nice climate here
one could wish for no better. The
land is hard digging at first.
have twenty acres-most of it tim
Der and stumps. The balance is
clared. I have a one acre straw
berry bed once more and it has pro
duced finely. There appears to be
little work for the laborer here, I'M
less he finds employment in a shin
gle mill, or something of that kind
Gentry Bros. shows delighted g
tent full of people here last Wed
nesday. After witnessing the won
derful performances of their trained
ponies, dogs and elephants, we
shall hesitate to say hereafter thai
animals are sometime almost human
in their intelligence. In fact they
succeed better in initiating people
than men do in making monkeys o.
themselves in the ordinary circus
performance, and their program is
more novel and entertaining
throughout than is afforded by any
but the largest tent shows, Should
they return here another season
the mere announcement will insure
much larger audience than they
had here last Wednesday.
With the stopping of Gov. Johr
A. Johnson at the Dakota House
New Ulm recently, that hostelry
boasts of the fact that during all o.
Minnesota statehood every gov
ernor has been a guest there at one
time or another during his term
The state has had Is governors
since its organization and the rec
ord of the Dakota House is probab
~ something which no other hoteI
in the state can boast of. Other
prominent men who have stopped
there were Gen. W. T. Sherman.
Gen. Pope, Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, AL
bert Sidney Johnson, Gen. Sigel,
VIM. j. Bryan and others. The
first religious services in English
held in New Ulm were held by
Bishop Whipple in the writing
room of that hotel. All who have
stopped at the Dakota will recall