The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-04-24

Operator at Sanborn, Saturday.
Woven. wire the best and lowest
price at Jaehning Bros. 38-tf.
/ Mrs. Tena Anderson of Delhi was
a business caller in Redwood Falls
Monday.
Do not miss the sale. and supper
at the M. E. church basement Tues
day, April 80th.
Pure Wyandotte eggs. Is for 81 90.
| 80 for 81 so, so for $500. Phone 266,
Frank Notion. 38
Jacob Disher returned recently
from near Duluth, where he has
been working at the plumbing trade
R. S. Benham returned Sunday
from Chippewa county, where he
has been attending to land affairs.
Sheriff Schueller went to Saltwater
Monday, to deliver the man Conrad
sentenced last week, to the prison
authorities.
Chas. Athey, who is prospecting in
the fire insurance business, will
move his family from here to Grand
Forks next week.
From now on the steam laundry
will close at 7 o'clock each evening
except Saturday, closing at 10 o'clock
Saturday. Not open on Sunday. 28-tf
Pure barred Plymouth Rock eggs
for Matching, Is for Is cents, 80 for
SIPS. Phone Ala. M. w. Den
nistoun, Redwood Falls, MINI. 37-4
Harry Henton is preparing to ship
40 head of work horses to Montana
for use on the railroad being con-
structed in that state, according to
the Morton Enterprise
The Gazette hopes to make amends
with it's Belyiew readers by getting
weekly budget of items from there
i hereafter. 1t is often a difficult
matter to secure correspondents on
any terms.
| Durham & Dennistoun shipped
two carloads of hogs to South st.
Paul the past week, and on Satur-
day A. M. Dennistoun went with
two cars of sheep and carload of
cattle to Chicago.
i Glass work on the light opera
Little Tycoon will begin soon.
The opera, to be given some time
early in June, will take place of the
recital which Miss Newsalt and
pupils usually give at that time.
State organizer and auditor Peter
Loskiel, of the Catholic order of
:. Foresters, will visit the lodge in this
city on May I'd, and give public
address on the work of the order.
:, after which ice cream and cake will
be served.
The. ladies of ST.. Catherine
church will give an early supper in
the K. P. hall on Tuesday, April
Both, from $50 to 7:30. A musical
program has been arranged to take
place during these hours. Every
body invited.
J. P. Alexander of Elkton, S. D.,
argued point Of law in court last
Thursday evening, before Judge Oh
sen. Mr.. Alexander is nephew of
Mrs. A. Birum Of his city, and
accompanied by Mrs. Alexander, WIS.,
tied at the Birum home during his
stay in this city.
At a special meeting of the coun-
Gil last Saturday night. c. E. Lam
: berton was appointed assessor, vice
II. N. Tompkins, resigned. At the
same meeting committee was au-
thorized to purchase new smoke
stack for the power house, the old
one having blown down in the last
heavy windstorm. While the cleo
trio installation replaces the steam
plant to some extent, the council
will take no chances on holding the
steam equipment in reserve for
emergencies.
Friday of this week will be the
88th anniversary of Odd Fellowship,
and the fraternity of this city want
all members of the order, with their
wives and sweethearts. to assemble
at the hall and fifty celebrate the oc-
casion. Enterprise Encampment is
taking the leading part in the ar
rangements, but are DESTROYS that all
members of the order, including the
Rebekahs and visitors from surround