The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-01-24
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

Homegrown potatoes at rs cents
per bushel, at Francois & Schmahl's.
When buying flour be sure and
get Gold Coin. The leading grocers
sell it. ~ f...e..,o -. 23-4t.
/ W. H, Gold and wife were in
Rochester during the early portion
Of last week.
| Harry Clark was visiting at the
old home in Blue Earth county dur
ing the past week.
DR.. j. w. Golden attended the
meeting Of the state veterinary as
ISOLATION in st. Paul last week.
| Miss Ella McOuat of Ottawa has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs.
C. E. Lamberton, during the past
week.
Chas. F. Apitz was among the
pilgrims to Rochester last Friday to
offer up his worship at the Sunday
shrine.
The man or woman who never misses
a good thing is headed for our great
dissolution sale. Buy what you need
before Feb. 1st. hElLMAN & BlSSElL.
T Bert. Pranke and wife left for
their future home in Minneapolis,
via Mankato, Friday, stopping at
the latter place to visit with rela-
tives.
The interior of the court house,
offices and corridors, are being reno
waited, kalsomined and repaired un-
der the direction of H. E. Jones and
Mckay & Son.
Col. Alex. Williams of the Mime
sofa Central Telephone Co., was
down from Willmar last week, re-
turning by way Of Hanley Falls
Thursday evening.
John Kuck and Ed. Pratt have
purchased the livery stable of Harry
Hinton. Both are experienced liv-
cry men and patrons may rest
assured of securing good rigs.
| am handling a limited supply of
the finest kind of hard maple wood,
and can accommodate a certain
number of buyers. Yard at my
residence on Lincoln, near Broad
way, street.
24-2t. ISAAC Roof.
On Jan. 9Th the Morgan Com
mercial club held it's first annual
meeting at the Messenger office and
the following officers were chosen:
H. M Ball, president; Albert Haus-
er, secretary; Nels Jensen, Frank
Gerstmann, w. w. Garlic, F. S.
Pollard, John Hillig and C. C.
Eaton, directors
The Milroy birthday club is still
doing business out on the western
prairies. The last t.,le that the
club met was at the home of Mrs
Frank Rawlings, and after a dainty
5 o'clock luncheon, as Editor Wilson
puts it, there was general felicia
ton over the recent births in that
town. Ted. Roosevelt will be voted
an honorary member soon.
At the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Springfield cream
cry the matter of building new
storage house for butter tubs was
discussed and it was decided to
build one, the building to be done
under the directions of the direct /
ors. The, creamery uses in the
of from 1900 to 400
tubs year, and buying them in car
load lots means a big saving to the
In last week issue of the Morgan
it is stated that Messrs.
Frank Readen and Jacob Giem were
purchasers of a large
tract of land in the southwestern
part of Assiniboia, Canada, and that /
the parties in question would make
a purchase in the near future. The
deal was closed on Friday when the
former purchased 1920 acres and the
latter 2720 acres. The land is To-
Gated but a few miles from the
Dakota line and the entire tract is
prairie land.
Granite Tribune: There is strong
possibility that Frank Clague of
county will be candidate
for the senate next winter and j /
M. Thompson, of the same county,
will GO after the house position.
Well, that would not be a bad com