The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-07-10

Everett Beach went to Minneap-
oils the 4th to see the Saints Wallop
the Millers.
Mrs. Harry Carman of this city
visited her brothers family at Nor
gan last week.
Granite ware and blue enameled
ware for 10 cents at the and 10
cent store. Saturday July 18th.
Miss Irma Small went to Wells
last Wednesday. to visit her Grand
ma Schmahl and other relatives.
Miss Minnie Hanson of the Cold
Stabeck Bank, went to Walnut Grove
to spend the fourth with her par
ents.
Found at the and 10 cent store,
a pocket book containing money.
Owner please call at the store and
identify.
Did you ever buy a good large dish
lpan for 10 cents? The 5 and 10 cent
store sells them. Special sale Satur-
day, July Goth.
/ DR.. Lyman put in the 4th with Till
Tibbetts and his launch at Excelsior.
Mrs. Lyman accompanied him, and
they were royalty entertained.
/ We notice that Arthur ]. Jones,
| formerly superintendent of our city
schools, is conducting a summer
school at Elk River in this state.
i George Martin of Beaver Falls
i township went to St. Lawrence
county, N. Y. last week his first
visit to New York state since 1871.
John D. Lunn, formerly of this
city, is now secretary and produce
buyer for a new creamery and cold
storage company recently formed at
Bemidji.
! Leland Pryor, son Of Supt. Pryor,
who is now conducting summer
school at Breckenridge, is putting
his summer vacation in in the coun-
try near Fairfax.
I We ara sorry. to- learn that the
: Logan creamery in Jacksonville
! township is to be sold at auction on
: the 22d, Sheriff Schueller having the
job Of auctioneer.
You can pay 40 cents if, you wish
| to but our 10 cent dish pan is the
: same thing in size, quality, and dur
ability. Special sale Saturday. July
: 10th at the and 10 cent store.
NJ. w. Hingeley, the Fgenial cash
Ter of the Gold Stabeck Bank of
; Redwood Falls, was in Vesta the
latter part of the week. looking af-
ter the Draper estate, says the Cen
sor.
H. j. Henze and bride arrived
: here last Wednesday. The GAZETTE
left out a line crediting the write
) up Of the wedding notice printed
) last week to the Mason City Globe
. Gazette.
Roy belong is itemized in the
Fairfax Standard as a star window
trimmer, he having done a good job
fixing up the Fairfax Mercantile
Co.'S show windows. Redwood tai
ent shines for all.
i G. S. Marsh, a former DEBORAH
chum of G. A. Neufert, called on
him last Wednesday. He reported
) that ]. H. Baker, another DEBORAH
ex-resident here, has resigned his
job at Waterloo to accept position
in similar capacity at Seattle.
. Strawberries became drug in the
local market last week, the local
demand not being sufficient to take
! up the immense crop grown in this
! vicinity this year. If the growers
could form an association and make
shipments to the new Dakota towns,
or elsewhere, we are cOnndent that
way could be found for realizing
fair profit at least on their large
crops. This year many small patch
, es intended for family use only bore
50 heavily that the market was
swamped.
J r. w. Clough was in from Danube
last Wednesday, to put in his fourth
at home. Mr. Clongh says that
, Danube has more good buildings,
population considered, than any
town he knows of. Hans Gronner-
I'D, well known to old residents
here, has a five thousand dollar
residence in Danube, and is living
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