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

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Farmers, attention Meals Is cents
at bakery. 31-2t.
Get your bread, etc, at the bak-
cry, or ask your grocer to furnish
It. 3I-2t.
Mr. Fred Pierce, the IN. C. A.
secretary, preached IN the Christian
church last Sunday evening.
Regular Christian Saience services
are to be held at K. P. hall hereafter,
every Sunday morning at II o'clock
Blue stem seed wheat and No 25
seed flax free from foul seed, for
sale by VIM Bros. 26-tf-
The guild will meet with Mrs.
Aune on Thursday afternoon for
work. Members are requested to
come early.
A complete line of optical goods
play no small part in the Aslesen
jewelry store to be opened soon.
A carnation to each lady present
at the opening. Jewelry that feasts
the eye. 81
For Sale My residence east of
courthouse with one or more lots
if taken at once.
MRS. HENRIETTA A. CLARE.
For terms inquire of ]. B. Robin
son & Co. 27-tf.
A big, pompus, own-the-earth sort
of a fellow down at Worthington
got more than greatly exasperated
because he could not hear distinctly
over the phone, so yelled into the
transmitter: rs there fool at
the end of the line?" mot at this
end he plainly heard a sweet,
girlish voice say.
Mrs. d. A. Bruner and daughter
of Delhi were in the city last Thurs
day making preparation for removal
to Saltcoats, Saskatchewan, where
they have previously purchased
home. Mrs. Bruner was out in that
country last year and made the
selection Of the land, and will not
be going into an entirely strange
country. They will be missed in
Delhi.
H. c. Duncan of Delhi township
started on trip to Boltonville.
Wis, last Wednesday. A friend in
forms us that young Duncan left here
under grave suspicious of harboring
matrimonial designs, and that some
of the neighbors will be on the
watch for him when he returns.
Wisconsin girls are almost as good
as the Minnesota kind, and if H. C. |
brings one back with him, all will
be forgiven.
Since the dedication of the Chris
tan church, Rev. E. C. Nicholson
has received letters almost by the
score requesting either copies of the
plans of the church or information
as to the manner of building, etc.
Parties interested in building propo-
sitions at St. Louis and Columbia, I
Mo-, Lawrence, Kas., Cleveland,
O.. and Watertown, S. d., are
among those seeking light on church
building. An enthusiastic architect
at Cleveland, Ohio, insists that the
Greek style of church has always
been his ideal, and that Rev. Nichol-
son has cleared the way for other
churches building on sensible lines. !
Vesta Censor: Nels Haage, one
of Granite Rocks good citizens, was
in town Saturday interviewing the
officers of the Vesta Creamery com
pany in regard to uniting the Rock
and Vesta creameries. This would
be an excellent move on the part of
Vesta concern, and if done, will be
the means of building up a paying
institution. y Among the buyers
for the Zaske Bros. bankrupt stock
sold here Wednesday were Ed. Schu-
maker, Mankato, r. B. Hinton, Nor
ton, H. H. Peake, Sanborn. O. E.
Growald St. Paul, and party from
Milwaukee and two parties from
Chicago We understand the stock
was sold to a Chicago party for As
per cent. of invoice price The
goods will in all probability be
moved out of town.
The last week of February was
quite notable week for local birth
day celebrations. The birthdays of
George Washington, VIM. D. Lines
and H. A. Baldwin were jointly and
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