The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-09-30

SCanQlng corn OIL ROOa "a udilly LII
sale by the acre. Apply to Grant
Martin. 9-2t
By invitation Of the w. G. T. u,
DIR. Brand will deliver a lecture on
the use Of alcohol in medicines at the
Christian church, on Tuesday, Oct.
9Th, at 8 o'clock.
If your shoes do not wear as long
as they ought to, do not blame the
shoes, but give them a little care
and oil them at least once week.
Biscol softens and preserves the
leather, for sale at Heilman & De-
Long.
Rev. E. V. Dubois has been unan-
imously askedsto return by his con-
gregation, and from the expressions
we hear, many outside of his fold
would like to join in their petition.
Members Of the congregation raised
special purse of 500 for their pas
tor before his departure for confer
ence, which met at Fairmont yester-
day.
You take no chances when you
order Hunts Perfect Baking Pow
der and Extracts. They mean salts
factory results in baking every day
in the week.
Owing to the hog cholera the fair
association was compelled by law to
refuse all entries in the swine de-
partment and there were no exhibits
made. The disease at first seemed
to be confined to the hail belt but
later reports indicate that it is
spreading over the county rapidly.
With our magnificent crop of corn
it seems a hardship to have the hogs
swept off just when we have ample
feed for them.
Good heating stove for sale. Call
at this office.
Judge Olsen has ordered engineers
to survey and report upon both
what is known as the Gold and the
Edwards Judicial bitches. The form
er is quite long ditch to be dug in
the western part of Redwood Falls
and eastern Sheridan townships and
the Edwards ditch is a short one
which will drain land of Jackson,
Merely and Edwards near the town
line and also drains and makes pas
sable the main road between this
place and Seaforth.
Fred. c. Warner of Minneapolis
and Miss Blanch Gilman of Rochester
were united in marriage at the home
of the bride in the latter city, one
day last week. The bride will be
remembered here as having held the
position of stenographer at the First
National bank for some time, up to
few years ago. The groom spent
most of his boyhood in Redwood
Falls. and reports of his advance
ment in a business way have been
frequent since he left here to live at
the cities.
0. L. Dornberg, who was called to
Little Falls recently to testify as a
state expert accountant, returned
last Friday. and reports that all he
heard about state politics was very
encouraging for Jacobson's future.
The johnson Republicans of two
years ago are not focking to the
support of the Observation-Disclosures,
state or national-not this year.
Doc is getting busy on the county
campaign, and will have an interest
ing meeting planned for tomorrow
night, in this city.
Mrs. O. B.Turrell went to st. Paul
last Wednesday, after having been
notified of the death of her brother,
Darius Smith, at his home in the
capital city. the previous morning.
Mr.. Smith, who was grand army
veteran and an invalid of several
years standing, has spent a part of
the last two seasons at the Turrell
home, leading an outdoor life when
not prevented by illness. He took a
just pride in his model garden at
Mr.. Turrell's, even writing about it
from his bed Of pain during his final
illness. Death relieved him from
most agonizing disease of the head,
in the 9th year of his life.
The worst feature of the wide