The Redwood gazette., 1907-07-17
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Marion johnson and Byron Whittet
arrived home from Lethbridge, Sask.,
Canada yesterday.
Mrs. John Lauterbach went to st.
Peter the first Of the week to visit
her daughters family.
Glen Gold stopped over here few
days last week, on his way to join
the family at Bigstone.
Over ninety tickets were sold at
North Redwood for the Watertown
excursion last Saturday. The ex-
cursionists were not crowded and
were well taken care of by the rail
road people, but the Barnum &
Bailey show is not getting many
compliments.
Francois & Schmahl, Frank Hub
bard and Heilman & DeLong take
space in this number to to call atten-
ton to extraordinary bargains. With
the Palace still in the game and 9TH
er bargain sales in progress, there
is chance to save some money
trading in this town the coming
week.
Supt. Mosher was in the city Sat
urday and Sunday last, having come
up from the summer school at Gay
lord, which he is conducting this
month. Miss Fanny Jacobs, for
mer primary teacher in the schools
Of this city, is one of the teaching
corps at Gaylord.
Mrs. Harry Clark of Biscay, N. D.,
arrived here last Friday night on an
extended visit with her sister and
other relatives in Redwood Falls.
Mrs. Clark will be remembered as
Miss Lydia Green by Redwood Falls
people. She reports Harry doing a
nice business and prospering.
The paper read by w. H. Gold OF
this city at the meeting of the bank
ers of the state in st. Paul last Tues.
day was commented upon by all who
listened to it as an able document
and one that by proper distribution
will do much to encourae immigra
tion to this state.
j Old-time friends of Mrs. F. v
Hubbard, who was the primary
teacher in this city twenty years ago
may not be aware that she is abou
to prove up on a claim near Ellen
| dale, North Dakota. Her location
is alongside that of her brother
and her two boys are diving with he.
in their temporary home on tn,
quarter section.
| H. M. Hitchcock went to the cite
| Monday to help in the preliminar.
work of arranging for the annua
Convention of state optometrists
| Mr.. Hitchcock was down for pa
per on Optical Laws on Trial a
the National Opticians convention a
Kansas City last month, but wa
unable to appear. His paper will b
printed in the minutes of the con
vention.
Il Speaking of strawberries, whicl
are growing scarcer daily, Mrs. Dr.
Inglis reported last week that som
Strawberries she had from the R. A
Duncan farm west of this city, meas
ured out 35 berries to the ordinar,
box. And the home berries are al
tip-top in favor. Some arrange
ments should be made.next year fo
shipping, if the crop is as good a
this years
c, E. Lamberton last week sold
half interest in his omnibus and bag
gage line to F. M. Banker of thi
city. The travelling public will los
nothing by this transfer, as Mr.
Banker is one of the mostaccomoda
ting of men and is thoroughly busi
ness-like in his makeup. With tw,
night trains to make beside the reg
ular day trains. Mr.. Lasnherto,
needed re-inforcements, and he ha
secured the best.
There was trial in Judge Lau
don's court last Monday, Herman
Dahms having brot a complain
against Geo. Steinhauser of Thre,
Lakes. for abusive language. TIL,
row was the outcome of a disput,
between the youngsters Of the re
spective parties. and the jury pro
baby thOt it too trivial to come inf