The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-10-07

/ Good bedroom suite for sale, good
as new. either complete or separate
j H. Inquire at this office. 1O-2t.
/ You are invited to attend the
monthly church supper at the Pres
byterian church next Friday even
ing.
You are ambitious and should
have business education. Man
kato Commercial college is the
school for you to attend. Send for
catalogue.
Wood Lake News: Mrs. Orr of
Mortified and Mrs. C. w. Tiffany
of Redwood Falls, spent few days
of last week visiting with their
niece, Mrs. A. H. Laidaw.
i Delhi Republicans are working
for a rousing rally in that town on
the 10th, and it is up to the Taft
Jacobson club of this city Ito send
up good-sized delegation to make
a noise like victory.
Secretary julius A. Schmahl has
been assigned by the state commit
tee to appear at Wabasso and Milroy,
and it looks as though the Redwood
boys would have to go to one of those
towns to hear him during this cam
paign.
Vesta Censor: Alex Jedlicka, a
former Vesta township boy, an
nounces that he will instruct all
those who care to hear him, in the
mysteries of democracy at the hall
in Vesta Saturday evening. Come
out and hear him.
A break in the water-power ma
chlnery operating the electric light
plant caused an air of gloom to per-
wade the town for an hour or two
Monday night, until the electrician
and his assistants were able to get
up steam in the auxiliary power
plant.
Those souvenir envelopes have ar
rived, and The Gazette job depart
ment will endeavor to fill a lot of
advance orders for them this week.
After these orders are filled, we shall
be glad to show the new design to
all corners who want to send their
friends bit of Redwood Falls seen
cry in miniature and help advertise
pretty town.
John Kojetin, who removed from
Granite Rock to the vicinity of DIV
la several years ago, was in this city
last Friday, and reported that he is
having good success in grain raising
in Renville county. By sowing wheat
after corn ne has found it reasonably
sure to realize froms15 to 20 bushels
of good wheat per acre, his crop 60
ing about Is bushels this year.
Supt. Agyarn of Clarified schools
and Messrs. Johnson and Larson of
the school board Of that town were
in the city last Friday, investigating
our manual training department.
If they have their way at Clarkfeld,
that town will have a manual train
ing department in short order.
There is no getting around the
argument that the hands as we'll as
the ideas of the rising generation
are entitled to proper training.
New Ulm Review: John j. Juene-
mann has resigned his position at
the Schell brewery and removed
with his family to Redwood Falls
where he will have charge of the
grocery department in the big de-
partment store of Francois &
Schmahl. Many in New Ulm will
regret Mr.. Juenemann' departure,
particularly because of his long and
useful association with the Second
Regiment.band, but they will not
hesitate to wish him success in his
new home.
Our report of some of the county
fair premium winners last week was
incorrect in regard to the winner of
the gold medal. VIM. Root, one of
Morgan's progressive young farm
ers, has the medal and the well-bred
animal which won it. Mr.. P. Mckay
of Delhi is content with the premi-