The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-10-31

s Next Senator Frank Clague was
at the court house last Friday.
i Our prices in rubbers and over
shoes never empty your purse.
HEILMAN & DELoNG.
j Mankato commercial college, Man
kato, Mimi, is the best, largest and
most thorough business college in
the U. S. Send for catalog.
Seaforth Item: w. III. Gold of
Redwood Falls was a Seaforth Wis
itor a short time last Friday. He
was looking after the threshing on
the farms he has in charge near
here.
Fred. B. Pierce, who was elected
to act as secretary of the Brown
Redwood county Y. M. C. A., has
already begun his work at Sleepy
Eye. He was elected on account of
his excellent reputation as organizer
and worker.
Paul Hitchcock, who went to
Souris, N. D., soon after graduating
last June, has caught on as a rail
roader, and the Johnson brothers
report that he is making himself de-
cidedly useful at the Souris offices
of the Great Northern railway line.
The Pease hardware force has re-
Gently installed new heating plants
in the houses of F. G.. Kumm, c.. O.
Borg, S. G. Peterson and one or two
others in this city, and in the new
bank at North Redwood and the
residence of Chas. Fleischer in the
same town.
Christ. Jensen lost a separator by
fire on Thursday evening of last
week, says the Morgan Messenger.
1t was located on one of the David
son farms. Altho it is not known
what started the fire, it is limited
that it was incendiarisEn. He has
purchased second hand separator.
Influential Sleepy Eye citizens re-
Gently secured a life pension for A.
w. Case from the Standard Oil Coz,
Mr.. Case having been a former
agent for that corporation. Give
the octopus its due. When our own
Jay w. Rockefeller Ferris gets fifty
years or so older, all the good peo-
pie in town will get into a push to
get him a life pension from the
octopus, which by that time will
have a barbed wire fence erected
around this entire planet.
Redwood county teachers will be
largely in evidence at the meeting
of Southwest Minnesota teachers at
Mankato next Saturday. Supt.
Wakefield of Lamberton and Miss
Lena M. Keelor of the eighth grade
in this city have places on the
program, as has also former ASupt.
H r. Edwards, now of Worthing-
ton. Messrs. Mosher and Ceder-
gren and quite a delegation of the
teachers from our city schools will
attend from here.
Mrs. Rose Devereaux, mother of
the late Stuart Moves, recently
wrote to a friend in this city that
Stuart's daughter Rose is attending
high school at Long Prairie, while
his widow and babe nave been taken
in under the sheltering roof of
Mrs. Devereaux's home. The Dew
ereaux family lately exchanged their
residence property at Grey Eagle
for small farm near that village.
Bert is managing threshing crew
somewhere in the northwest coun-
try.
Chairman Laudon sent out num-
Der of circular letters last week,
with the view OF getting out good
sized vote next Tuesday. The only
thing that stands in the way of an
old-time Republican snowstorm of
ballots next week, is the backward
condition of farming operations and
the fact that there are practically no
local contests. Farmers should rea-
lie that the taxation amendment
alone is of enough Importance to
them as taxpayers to make it profit
able to spend whole day, if neces-
sarv, rather than have the amend
ment go by default, as it is likely to
do.
Charity Chapter, Eastern Star,
gave six o'clock supper last We'd
nesday evening, in their lodge rooms,
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Race.