The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-04-01
Millinery opening at Mrs. Morti-
mer's tomorrow, for ten days.

Miss Laura DuScher returned nome
last Saturday, after a week spent II
Wabasso.
| Herb. Dassel and wife of Morgan
visited on Sunday at VIM. Duscher'
in this city.
Contractor Doyle started last
Monday to finish his work on the big
ditch nearsDouglas Aliens.
/ A class of eleven new members
was confirmed at the Lutheran
church last Sunday, Rev. j. H.
Paustian, pastor.
| Orson Wells and family have re-
Gently removed from the Shaver
farm to the Henry Charter place,
south of this city.
The regular meeting of the w. c.
T. u. will be held on Thursday af-
ternoon at three o'clock in the parlor
of the Methodist church. A large
attendance is desired.
VIM. Engelrup, Herman Fixsen
and Milton Rist have been appointed
viewers for judicial ditch No. 3,
with D. L. Bigham as engineer.
Things are looking up with the
band as well as with Company L.
The band has recently taken on four
additional members, and all are
practising up forssome fine concerts
in the good old summer time.
Millard Root has settled the mat
ter of remaining in our town as
residentsby buying of his father the
house on Broadway near East street,
formerlyssowned by Isaac Root, and
will makeahis residence there.
The beneficiaries Of ditch No. A
have been considerably relieved to
learn that the state drainage COM
has voteds an appropriation
of So, 000' towards the cost of con-
structing that important project.
Redwood friends of Fred. ].
Thompson will be pleased to learn
that he hasilanded a good appoint
ment as cashier for the Northwest
Arn at sWatertown. He visited his
parents in this city last Thursday.
AlbertsClark intends to leave this
lily with..shi family tomorrow for
Grand Junction, COL, where he pur-
chased a fruit ranch last winter, and
will take up his future residence on
he same, as previously stated in
his paper.
Comfrey Times: The militia COM
,any organized at Redwood Falls has
,een mustered intoEthe service of
he state. The company contains
hree members of the Lauterbach
amily. This is getting back to colo
hal patriotism.
VIM. Weeks, the Walnut Grove
andidate for sheriff, was in this
ity last Wednesday and reported
Kings looking promising for his
andidacy in his part of the county,
nd thoughtNhe ought to have a
how here. He observed that he !
7as perfectly resigned to live in {
redwood Falls if the people wanted
Kings that way. {
The variations of the weather the |
asst week touched about every note !
the gamut. LastsWednesday the
rose from Is to SO ]
bove, and within less than twelve ,
ours dropped so degrees McGinty- :
Ike down to 10 above. Thursday $
light wound up with a gorgeous |
lsplay acknowledgements in the t
heavens, and then it {
lowed- showed to beat the band. {
On Saturday, April 18th, LATTER
ach Bros. swill have their second an I
ual Spring opening. Last year an f
'chestra was in attendance through c
1T the.opening daytand souvenirs f
ere given to all. This year will be !
lore splendid than before. An 3
ztra amount of souvenirs have been 9
'dered SO that all present will re- f
1--WE one. arrangements for music I
ave been made. They will entertain /
ou on April 18th, beginning at two \
m. IT G
Auditor Larson has been notified '
lat a member of the state tax COM a
ission,will bea the court house on +
riday of nextsweek, sApril 10th, for i
e purpose of meeting all of the as t
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