The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-07-31

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ness for sale. Inquire Of Lamber-
ton & Banker. 52-2t.
Peter G. Anderson Of the Mohler
Barber college at Minneapolis had
business in this city last Monday.
Miss Newsalt will conduct musi-
cal rectal by the members of her
various classes, at the M. E. church
next Friday evening. Miss Newsalt
has done good work for Redwood
Falls unsteady speaking, and the
recital will doubtless have goodly
audience.
Michael Maher was in the city the
first of the week, and from him we
learn that since attending the fun
eral of his sister last month, he. was
called to the bedside of married
daughter at Wadena, who had a
narrow escape from accidental death,
but ultimately recovered.
Mrs. Doletha Mortimer returned
last Thursday evening from a days
shopping tour for her millinery store
in the Twin Cities last Thursday eve
ming. With her came MISS Lulu
Mortimer, who has been visiting
with the Race family in Minneapolis
for nearly month previous.
There will be an ice cream and
cake lawn social with coffee or cocoa
given under the auspices of the ST.
GATHERINGS church at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Brand on Wednes-
day, Aug. 7th. In case of bad
weather, the social will be held the
following day. Everybody come
Danube Herald; Frank Horejsi,
the popular North Redwood banker,
has just purchased the North Red
wood mill for $4,000. The mill has
been shut down for years, but Mr..
Horejsi will put it in condition and
run it to it's full capacity. His Hen
ryville friends will be pleased to
learn of his success. '
AS will be seen by the report of
the county commissioners proceed
ings elsewhere, favorable action has
been taken on the petition for Ditch
No. 6, for the benefit Of lands in the
vicinity of Wanda. Charles Ripley of
Charlestown, G. M. Herreman of
Lamberton and J. 7. Hojem of Sun
down were appointed commissioners.
Deputy boiler examiner Peter..Pint
Of Sanborn was in this vicinity ex-
aiming boilers for several days the
past week. AS will be noticed in
our North Redwood correspondence,
he found a boiler in the creamery
that was unsafe, and the company
have installed temporary service
with a traction engine until a new
boiler can be installed.
Mr.. Keachie, the butter maker, is
we'll pleased with the way in which
cream receipts have kept UP the
past month, in spite of midsummer
weather. During the month of June
the creamery paid out $2,22761 for
cream, a total of 10,481 pounds but
ter fat at an average price of 21a
tcents. Here is nice little sum to
grease the wheels of trade during
the dull season. Mr.. Keachie says
he wants more Of our farmers to
get the habit, and guarantees an
honest test and correct weights ev-
cry day in the week.
j Albert Weber and Jos. Anton of
New Avon were in the city last We'd
nesday making arrangements for Sc
curing bids for a new school house
in district No. 8. They left the
plans and specifications with Audi
tor Larson for the convenience of
bidders in this vicinity. The plans
call for an up to date building with
furnace and ventilating system. This
is the fourth new school house pro-
ject which has advertised for bids in
this paper since last spring.
Brother Dan Whetston Of the
Franklin Tribune today adds to the
equipment Of his paper the last
essential towards making it COM
plete a matrimonial partner. The
Tribune's editorial management is
vigorous and enterprising as well as
able. And now with capable man
ager for the editor, Dan will have to
be good. The young lady of his
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