The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-11-20

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| full at Pease's hardware store.
| G. F. Odekirk and VIM. NJ. Smith
took in the big game at Minneapolis
last Saturday.
Mr. Schoening went to Minneapo-
lis Thursday, preparatory to moving
with his family to that city.
T. A. Towne Of Walnut Grove Wis
itedEthis week for a few days at the
home of his sister, Mrs. w. R.
Barnes.
Dr.ssand Mrs. Henze went to Min
neapolis last Saturday and witnessed
| the Indian massacre on Northrop
field.
/ Miss Lizzie Fischter of Billings,
Montana, spent the past week with
Mrs. Margaret Smith at the Canada
| House.
Sheriff Shueller took the prisoner
Dubois to Saltwater by the early
train yesterday, returning the same
night.
Mrs. Gull of Westline, sister of
Father. Woods, has rented the Wich-
man house on Chestnut street and is
now resident of this city.
J...H. Sherman of Minneapolis was
in this city over Sunday, and report
ed everything lovely with the Red
wood contingent at Minneapolis.
Rev. CTS. Nook and Messrs. C. A.
Luscher and S. G. Peterson were
among the Redwood spectators of
the Minnesota Carlisle game last Sat
urday.
l. N. Tompkins has been obliged
to take a lay-off from close work at
his desk for the past week, on ac-
count Of his eyes giving out. The
state tax commission has to gather
nosend of statistics.
Judge Olsen has set the date for
hearing in the celebrated Phillips
VS.. Mo controversy, which date will
be Jan. 7th next, in this city. The
trial will be on law points only, and
hence will not involve submission to
a jury.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will have their sale of aprons, quilts
andsother useful articles Friday af-
ternoon and evening. They will also
serve New England dinner, begin
ming at $50. Price, Is cents per
plate. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Miss Clara F. Baldwin, secretary
of the Minnesota State library COM
mission, made an official visit to the
library on Thursday Of this week.
She met the library board at spec
ial meeting that evening, and was
entertained during her stay here by
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Baldwin.
A basket social is announced for
next Friday evening in district LOT,
southwest of this city, Three Lakes.
An entertaining program has been
arranged by the teacher, Miss
Hough, and the patrons of the
school are expected to give the
school benefit worth while.
A. A. Melges, as president, and
G. A. Melges, as ce-president, are
officers of the Northern Produce
company, formed in Bemidji recently
for the purpose of handling the pro-
duce of that portion of the state.
Albert's many friends in this city
will be pleased to learn of his pros
perity. John Jungers of this city is
an employee Of the Bemidji concern.
The week opened last Sunday with
the finest day that one could picture
for November, with the promise of
more Of the same kind during the
week which has been made good so
far. One Of the odd incidents of the
afternoon was a procession Of holi-
day strollers going to Ramsey Falls
in light summer garb and looking
down at a lot Of boys skating on the
ice in the pool below the falls. It
was case of Summer avenging her.
self on old Winter and lingering in
his lap, for change.
s Jacob Thies has found a good
place according to the Renville Star
Farmer which says that he has en-
tered the employment of C. A. Helms
as foreman Of the big farm south
west of that town. "Mr. Thies has
had many years of experience in