The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-08-12

from city. Apply to E. A. Luscher.
PIT.
Misses Petersen and Swetlan, who
have been here at P. o. Callaghan's,
returned home to Springfield yester-
day.
Mrs. Brewster and Mabel Whyte,
her grand daughter, went to the
cities last Thursday to visit for a
season.
Bread, cakes, pies, ETC., at reasona
BILE prices all.day.Saturday. Christian
church ladies, at Cummins &
Dripps'. 1t.
Billie McClintock, who has been
putting in several weeks of his va
cation here, returns to his home
in Minneapolis today.
Mrs. l. N Tompkins and children
went to Morgan yesterday, intend
ing to visit there a few days before
going tosSt. Paul to reside.
S. G. Peterson and family are en-
joying vacation this week at Lake
Marion and with relatives in Hutch
inson and vicinity.
Lawrence Holton is advertising an
auction sale in this paper for
Wednesday of next week, on his
farm amsterdam. The sale includes
a considerable number of horses and
cattle.
Good positions are awaiting all
competent bookkeepers and steno-
graphers. You should attend Man
kato Commercial College, the great
est school in the country. Send for
catalogue.
The school board organized last
Monday evening by the unanimous re-
election of President Baldwin and
Treasurer Cooper and the election of
H. M. Aune as secretary of the board
for the ensuing year.
DR.. Kerfoot of the M. E. church
at Mankato, who was associated
with DR.. Cowgirl in his trip to Egypt
and the Holy Land, was recently
elected president of the faculty of
Wesleyan College at Mitchell, S. D.
To Land Owners-Hubbard &
Strickland are prepared to do ditch
ing with their mammoth double
ditcher, (which cuts ditch ten feet
wide at the bottom and from three
to five feet deep. For particulars
address J. B. Dresser, contractor
Sleepy Eye, MINI. LIT.
The wheat market has been ex-
ceedingly feverish the past week,
running from 81 .O5 down to SO cents
in a single.day. Prices don't matter
much to the producers at present,
but the prospects for good prices
when the grain is ready to deliver is
encouraging.
For Sale-All the property of the
Riheldaffer estate, consisting of fine
stock farm north of city, 100 acrefarm
adjoining same. The beautiful park
and residence sites, including the
Ramsey Falls. Also lots and blocks
in the city. For terms and prices
address ]. B. Robinson & Co. 2-3t.
The St. Louis road has resumed
the work of ballasting its track with
gravel from it's Delhi pits, between
this city and Minneapolis. That is
well, and people who remember how
billowy the ride used to be have reason
to bless the days when the gravel
campaign was begun.
Grandma Watson. until last sum-
mer a resident of this city for over
forty years, was pictured on the
front page of the Evening Journal
last Wednesday. The Journal says
that while the aged lady, who is
beneficiary of the Sunshine mission
under the management of that pa
per and an inmate of the soldiers
home, gives her age at SO, her son
Robert thinks that his mother is
near the century mark in years.
Will Jackson had letter from
Arthur Goudy last week, written
from Edinburg, Arthur having got
that far on his rounds after visiting
Paris as we'll as the important points
of interest in the tight little island
kingdom. Arthur wrote Of having