The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-01-10
For satisfaction and good bread

j Mrs. Fred. Giles of LOganSville
Wis, a sister of C. w. Mead, il
visiting with the family of the latter
A. D. Stewart left for St. Pau
Monday to attend the meeting oil
representatives of township fire in
surance companies of the state.
A small catalogue belonging to J
D Jackson was lost between this
place and Seaforth one day last
week. Finder will please leave at
Hotel Fountain.
Found, on New Years day, a small
sum of money. The loser can have
the same by calling on the under
signed, describing the sum lost and
paying for this notice.
The old city council held it's last
meeting last Thursday evening,
checking up the accounts for the
year, allowing few bills, and then
passing into history.
S. j. RACE.
The city authorities give notice to
all lce-cutters on the lake that fences
must be placed around each opening,
or around the whole harvest field.
with danger signs displayed prop
erly. Any violation will be followed
by an immediate arrest.
At the January meeting of the IL
brary board Saturday evening /. N.
Tompkins resigned as secretary and
Mrs. H. N. Bell was elected to the
A resolution was unani-
mously adopted giving the city
council the right to use the library
basement for city council purposes.
Mr.. J. w. Lucas, secretary of the
Hayes-Lucas Lumber Co., accom-
panied Will Hayes Laird to this city
Monday on the latter's inspection of
Redwood commandery No. Is, K. T.
Mr.. Lucas called on the local agent,
J. H. Baker, and congratulated him
On the management of the Redwood
yards.
Postmaster King received notice
Sunday to the effect that the two
new rural routes for this city would
De established as soon as it was
ascertained that IS patrons on each
'oute had purchased official mail
boxes. One route runs northeast to
North Redwood and then west to
he King farm, and then back to the
;ity. The other route runs east to
he March corner, then to the Gil
illan farm, and then back to Red
wood Falls.
Mrs. Ella Jaeger Peck, daughter
# Mrs. Fred. Jaeger, well-known to
I'D residents of Redwood Falls, passed
way at her home in Minneapolis
asst Tuesday morning. Mrs. Peck
vas born in Redwood Falls, and
fter number Of years her parents
moved to Belview, and there she
net Fred. Peck, a young tonsorial '
rtist, whom she afterwards mar
led. The funeral was held at
ordon, the old home of the Jaegers, :
n Thursday.
The novel spectacle of a strong
orthwest wind blowing snow and ]
ne snow melting wherever the sun I
OF fair chance at it was witnessed
ere last Friday. F. V. Hotchkiss, :
n old weather observer, feared that +
blizzard would follow the condi- c
ons, basing his fears on the mem
rable winter when L. F. Robinson g
oblnson was county treasurer, and y
lille on tax collecting tour spent |;
everal days in a snow drift, chew c
g his boot-packs for sustenance. :
AS will be seen by the sensational
ssolution sale announcement of
Gilman & Bissell, on the last page
this paper, Mr.. Dwight Bissell is :
bout to retire from that firm. His
ace is to be taken by Mr.. Roy C. =
eLong of Rochester. who is an (,
,perienced shoe man, and the firm
i'll be known as Heilman & De- h
ong. The change is to take place
'out Feb. 1st, and in the mean n
ne the stock is to be reduced in
llue at least $1,000. In order to F
complish this Heilman & Bissell
e placing the shoes, etc., on the e e
arket at wonderful array of cut q,
ices, while the gents furnishings
e to be disposed of at less than S:
tual cost, the new firm proposing tN
go out of that class of goods p'