The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-12-23

: New rugs just arrived at Craps.
Redwood Falls has had thirty
years straight of the licensed saloon.
Suppose we try thirty years without,
just as a test.
Christmas carols and a nice music
al program will be heard and seen
at the Episcopal chapel Christmas
night.
New mich cows for sale at the
Bissell farm, west of this city. c..
J. Farlee, on the farm, will price
them to you. D. BIssELL. 20-3t.
Ernest Heilman is on his way home
from Madison U to spend Christmas
with his parents in this city. Homer
Watt, a college friend, is accompany
ing him to this place.
Rev. and Mrs. Chambers were last
Thursdaymade to ponder the Christ
mas text. Unto US child is born.
unto us son is given" No other
Christmas gift to compare with
theirs
Special Christmas services next
Sunday at the Christian church,
when the pastor will preach. The
morning subject will be What
Think Ye of Christi" and the even
ing subject THE Love of Christ. !"
Special music at each service.
Thos. Finn, who will begin his last
lap at the Rush Medical with the
new year, is home for the Christmas
vacation. DR.. Tom is already get
ting hospital experience and from
now on until his graduation will
have even better opportunities
with one of Chicago's famous spe-
cialists.
j. D. Jackson. writes a friend in
this city that he has just finished the
best year Of his long service on the
road for Wyman, Partridge & Co. and
has started in on another year to do
little better yet, with two weeks
holiday vacation at his home in Min
neapolis as a Christmas present from
the house.
Farmers will please notice the an
nouncement of the Redwood Falls |
creamery offering to test their cows
without charge. The importa of
culling out cows who fail to deliver
the goods has been insisted upon by
all dairy authorities, and it seems
to us that no farmer can afford to
keep on milking an improbable COW.
The Supremecourtr reversed Judge |
Olsen on the ditch proceedings in |
Nos. and 8. The case now comes
back for decision on the merits. In
this case a great deal of money has
been paid out by the company and
as the point to be decided involves
the jurisdiction of the county board
to lay out No. 8 or connect it with
No. z an adverse decision would re-
suit in bad mix up.
The Women's Relief Corps met in
regular session Dec. Nth. Fifteen
members present. One new mem
Der was admitted by transfer card
and an application for membership
received from another lady A dele
gate and alternate were elected to
attend the department convention |
at ST. Paul next June. Arrange
ments were also made for INSTALL
ing the new officers.
Antiquity Lodge, A. F. & A. M.
last week elected c. V. Everett W.
NJ, Frank Japs, senior warden, Ned
Dripps, junior warden, N. V. R.
Hunter treasurer, w. ]. Smithers
secretary, O. L. Dornberg, trustee.
At the installation Monday evening
the above were installed, together
with R. A. Cooper, senior deacon,
Joel R. Clough, junior deacon, w. B.
Clement, s. S., c. K. Odekirk, j. S.,
and Geo. Drake, tyler.
t A. D. Stewart visited his cousin
Neal at Bookings. S. D., last week.
He informs us that the home cleo
trio line which Neal has been pro-
noting has already graded 16 miles
for track, between Bookings and
Sioux Falls, and that the intention
is to ultimately extend the line on