The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-04-26

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/ G. G. Dripps of Milroy was up to
| get feed like mother used to
make the past week.
| Horace Baldwin was in this city
last Thursday, rounding up fat
i steers for the ST. Paul market.
/ Good Friday was observed by the
banks in this city, but other citi-
zens. as a rule, made busy day of
| it.
Miss Fannie Jacobs, a former
| primary teacher here, but now of
Glencoe, spent her spring vacation
last week as the guest of Mrs. Ell.
M. Aune.
One year ago to-day a southside
visitor reported that not more than
90 per cent of small grain had been
seeded at that date. To-day it is
not only all in, but good deal of it
is up.
County Auditor Tompkins has
written home that he expects to
leave Virginia about May 10th, stop
ping over at Washington and other
points on the return trip, arriving
here about June 1st.
Oak Dale place for sale. A good
house and three acres of land on bank
of Lake Redwood, in city of Redwood
Falls, seven blocks from postoffice.
Price $4,000, J. B. Robinson & Co.,
Redwood Falls, MINI.
Victor Persons expects to re-
move with his family about May 1st
to the Yakima valley, Washington.
There is big demand for skilled
mechanics in that state, which is a
strong inducement to Victor.
The friends of Dewitt Martin,
the popular pharmacist for Hitch
cock & Co. for a series of years,
will be pleased to learn that he has
bought out competing druggist at
Jasper. The Jasper Journal states
that this purchase leaves Mr..
Martin without competition in this
field and brings to him an added
amount of patronage. Since COM
ing to Jasper nearly four years ago
Mr.. Martin has built up an excel
lent trade for his drug and jewelry
departments, so that to-day he
possesses the best equipped and
most completely stocked drug store
and jewelry establishments in this
section. He is business man who
believes that a large amount of sue
cess comes through a liberal use of
printer S ink. =
The Fairfax Standard prints an
excellent write-up of the peaceful
invasion of that town by ten mem
bers of the Sunnyside Messrs.
Gold, Barnes. G. A. Luscher, Ber-
gen, Welles, Joe Drake, w. H.
knowlton and Frank Frazier of this
city, and thus concludes: The
visit of the Red woodites resulted in
great deal of good. Rev. Orrock
intended at first to close the meet
ings on Friday evening, but at the
strong solicitation of his followers
he has concluded to conduct them
another week at least The people
have woke up and are taking such
interest in religious affairs as they
have never taken before. Each
member is a committee of one and
all are working together harmoni-
ously for the advancement of the
cause of their Master during the
present week. Results are bound to
follow"
Springfield Advance: At Revere
this year the marshal's job will not
be a bed of roses, The council has
informed him that his duties will
be as follows: ITO act as marshal.
perform the duties of fire warden
in looking after chimneys, stove
pipes, and any infamable matter
or explosives; attend to the Jail and
engine house, drying hose after
fire or practice; perform the duties
OF street commissioner as directed
by the council, see that saloons are
closed at II o'clock D. m. attend to
the village well and any other
duties he may be instructed to per-
form by the village council" For
the faithful performance of the
chores assigned to him he will re-
ceiVe the sum of $40 per month.
Truly, it is quite an honor to wear
a navy blue suit with shiny brass