The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-03-06

minneapolis
Watch for rarcular letter announc-
ing opening at the Asleson jewelry
store in new Thompson block.
Pedigree blue stem wheat for
sale at Albert Clark IS place, in Sheri-
dan. Also, Early Ohio potatoes. 29-3
Rev. S. B. Purves. former rector
of the Episcopal church here. will
conduct services on March 18th.
The workers council of the W. G.
T. u. will meet in the NJ. E. chnrch
class room tomorrow afternoon.
Renter wanted. on my farm two
miles east of city the A. D. King
place. Inquire of0. S. Durham. Soft
E. C. Thuerwachter removed his
furniture stock TO the Thompson
building on Washington street last
Thursday.
Miss Frances Carpenter left last
Saturday for two weeks visit with
her brother and other friends at
Minneapolis.
James Garner has rented the Iy-
son farm near Morton, and will
move with his family onto the same
in the near future.
Prof. Hess has accepted the prop
osition from the Sleepy Eye school
board, to take charge of the schools
on three years contract
Charity Chapter, Eastern Star, en-
5oyed a Longfellow evening last
Thursday evening at their hall, in
honor of the poets Tooth birthday
anniversary.
Miss Anna Lohrenz has just re-
turned from the east with a COM
plete stock of millinery and will be
prepared to make further announce
ments in next weeks Gazette. 1t
On Sunday evening of next week,
Rev. Nook will preach on Modern
Business Methods from a Christian
Standpoint" Business men are es-
pecially invited. Friday evening
service as usual.
Peterson, the excursion manager
for the St. Louis people, was in the
city last Thursday, comforting with
school officials and giving them as
surances that the children would be
given the time of their lives at St.
Paul on the 10Th.
A meeting to consider the matter
of charging St. GATHERINGS church
on Lincoln street. in this city, has
been called for next Sunday. The
congregation has outgrown the ca
pacity of the little chapel, and the
only question to be decided on is
the extent and nature of the en-
largement.
Chas. Luscher secured a snap on
quarter section of land in New Avon
last week, through the Tompkins &
Ward agency. People are beginning
to discover that Redwood county
land is a very safe investment at
present prices. The Gazette will
quit prophesying if lands are not
selling at an advance of twenty per
cent year from now.
Milkmen in Naples are reputed to
have way of driving their goats
up three or four pairs of stairs and
delivering the milk strictly fresh on
the premises. A Paxton farmer
has the Naples dago faded" His
surrey was pre-empted by an adven-
turous hen one day last week, and
when our Paxton friend drove into
town and secured his team, he found
biddy on the spot with brand new
egg all ready to deliver. The owner
was advised to rig his carriage up
with lot of nests in the back and
advertise eggs while you wait.
D. Routhe, a Paxton farmer who
works section of the Gilfillan estate
tract, knows how to get good re-
turns from handling June pigs. He
brought bunch of AZ of the young
porkers in to Durham & Dennistoun
last Saturday, and carried home a
scrap of paper negotiable at the
bank for s679.SO as the price of the
animals. The pigs averaged 252
pounds each. Mr.. Routhe has pro-
gressive ideas about stockraising and
two of his sons are now attending
the state farm school at st. Anthony
Park, their second. term in that in
stitution. Education and stockrais-