The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-11-25
The next pull is for an armory.

Ask for Japs' celery and take no
No better entertainment will be
given this winter in this town than
that of Miss Monson. You cannot
afford to miss it.
VIM. Kahler left here Yesterday
for Minneapolis. where his services
are in demand at the Merchants
hotel.
Pat Callaghan says that the old
farm looks good to him. Well, Pat
looks good to Redwood Falls and
ought to be willing to sacrifice him.
self.
Game Warden Keefe last week Sc
cured the conviction of two men for
dynamiting fish in the Minnesota.
They were tried at Sleepy Eye and
feed $50 and costs each.
Cuddy & Cavanaugh, who are fin
ishing their contract on the county
farm building, were the successful
bidders on $4,000 contract for ex-
tending the water works system at
New Ulm, last week.
For man who had his skull
crushed and was supposed to be out
of the game for. months that man
Japs is about the liveliest cripple in
town. Hard to keep a good man
down or a gritty one from his work.
For health and pure food use
Hunts Perfect Extracts and Baking
Powder. They are pure, uniform
and reliable.
Attorney Dolliff has the founda-
ton laid for a model home, two
stories and half and big enough so
that young Dolliff can exercise the
old man with gloves and not bang
him against the side board. In his
present cottage he has every room
dented.
The best crop ever raised in Red
wood county can be seen just after
the schoolma am taps the bell at A
o'clock. And it's the same lively,
healthy, mischieyous sample whether
the tide flows down the cement steps
of a big brick building or eddies out
of "the little red school house.
During the term of court the SEN
ior of the Redwood bar overheard
one of the county officials calling up
the Jail. Deputy HoIdhouse re-
sponded: where's Bat?" the off,
cial demanded. Hes out some
where" quoth Henry. Cant you
run him DOWN." queried the official
and Major chuckled.
To our readers in Washington,
Oregon and California who are dis
posed to plume themselves on the
superiority of the climate with
which they are favored, we would
observe that they have no monopoly
of an earthly paradise. We in Min
nesota haye been going with open
doors and balmy temperature for
week or so, and have had that
kind of weather most Of the time
ever since harvest.
Banker Gold has been pumping
Commissioner Fredericksen on stock
feeding and says he intends, begin
ming noxt season, to feed down a
large part of his farms and buy and
feed young cattle for the market.
1t certainly does not look best for
the country to send out half-devel-
oped beef to the east for the profit
that comes to the man that puts on
the extra weight that brings the
fancy price.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Robinson last
Saturday received the sad news of
the death of their only grandchild,
little Madeline, daugter of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Robinson. A letter
was received from Howard, who is
pursuing his theological studies at
Union and Columbia colleges at
New York city, Saturday noon. stat
ing that the little girl was seriously
i'll with a maladay in the nature OF
typhoid, and the same evening came
a telegram stating that the little
one had passed away. Madeline was
the only child and was barely 2(
months old, and her loss will be fell
with especial keenness by the par
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