The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-02-07

were loaned. 478 books of fiction
and 126 of non-fction were circu
lated in the juvenile department
alone. There were 80 new registra-
tons, two-thirds of which were in
the adult department. Ats readers
and 81 reference workers enjoyed
the reading-room privileges, the
average daily attendance being Is.
Francois & Schmahl will make
them go some on white goods. No
tail ends. Watch for posters.
Mr.. Jos. Jacobs of Waterville
spent Sunday in Redwood Falls, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Shockey
Full-blood short-horn bull and
Poland China boar for sale, both
with full registered pedigree. In
quire of William Mack, Belview,
MINI. 27-2t.
Miss Peterson of Minneapolis,
daughter of H. V. Peterson, travel
ling passenger agent of the St.
Louis, is visiting in Redwood Falls,
the guest of Miss Bernice Francois.
DR.. E. A. Lyman spent Sunday
with Mrs. Lyman in Minneapolis.
The latter is recovering quite rapidly
as a result of the Swedish massage
treatment that she is receiving in
that city.
A Woodman lodge has been in
stituted at North Redwood, the
Beaver Falls charter having been
transferred to that town. The mem
bers of the new order will give a
ball in North Redwood Friday even
ing.
Hen. B. H. Timberlake of Mime
asolis, one of the strongest men in
tn. last legislature, and also state
a ent of the Prudential Life Insur-
ance Co., was visiting with Mrs. L.
C. Chadderdon and family over Sun
day. Mrs. Undertake has been
visiting here for some time.
Rev. J. M. Fulton, D. D., of st.
Paul will speak in the Presbyterian
church Thursday evening", instead
Of the usual prayer=deeting DR..
Fulton is the field secretary of the
committee on temperance of the
esbyterian church and will speak
on the subject of temperance
Quite number of Redwood peo-
pie will remember S. w. Tredway,
who made Redwood Falls frequently
while he was in the employ of the
Frank Waters milling company at
Morton. Mr. Tredway is now at
Lansing, Mich, where he is the
manager of the F. Thoman Milling
i. Co.'s plant, one of the largest in
that state.
j. H. Knowlton and G.. w. Knowl-
ton of Clinton, this state, came to
Redwood Falls early this week, and
yesterday, with their brothers, w.
H. and D. E. Knowlton of this city,
they left for Durango. Colorado,
where the four will join the two
brothers now residing there, and
enjoy a reunion of the surviving
members of the family the first
time in 81 years that the six broth
ers will have all been together.
White goods sale. Watch for
posters. FRANCOIS & SCHMAHL.
A letter from Maj. M. E. Powell,
under date of Muskogee, Indian
territory, Jan. 26th, states that he
was about to make a jump to Los
Angeles, California. From Musko-
gee Maj. Powell writes: II am now
in the land Of perpetual sunshine,
barring six inches of snow, and a
norther' blowing 40 miles an hour.
But | am assured by the oldest
inhabitant that this never occurred
before, and probably never will
again Chief Porter is my inform
ant, and the President says that he
is the greatest living Indian 1t is
well to be backed up by good
authority. This is a great town,
with all modern appliances 900
people in a city looking for state
hood, which may not come soon.
: There are many people here whose
only desire seems to be to improve
the condition of the noble red, y
and if necessary to ::'take his place. y
This is no joke. In time, and under
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