The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-04-07

car from Agent Odekirk, and will be
among the swift goers the coming
season.
Pasturage for 200 cattle, eigh t
miles south of city. Address S. N.
Staples, route 1. Price for year
lings, $3.50 for FIVE months. 36-5t.
A representative Of the Tri-State
telephone company has been secur-
ing right of way for an extension of
their lines from Springfield west to
Marshall,
If you want to brighten up your
dining room or parlor with a hand
some framed picture, call and ask
Kenney & Kuck how to get them at
little or no cost.
Two Easter services will be held
at the Holy Communion chapel next
Sunday-communion service at p.
m. and an elaborate Easter service
in the evening again at 8 O'Clock.
Special easter music is in rehearsal
for these services.
County Attorney Owens came
home from Lamberton Saturday
night, and on Sunday afternoon ac-
companied County Auditor Larson
to Sleepy Eye. where a hearing was
to be had before Judge Olsen the
next day, to settle contests concern
ing ditch No. 8.
There would appear to be trouble
in store for the contractors on ditch
No. 6, who quit operations last fall
without finishing the outlet as called
for in the contract, resulting in the
water backing up during the spring
breakup and seriously damaging a
number of Paxton farmers.
A recent number of the North
western Agriculturist presents q
large view of the residence and
farm buildings of Chris. Paulson,
one of the thrifty farmers of Sherl-
dan. Quite a number of copies of
this number are at The Gazette
office for free distribution.
Attorney BILLY" MCGOWAN of
Morton accompanied Robt. Human
of the Lower Agency to this city
last Saturday, both having probate
matters to attend to. Mr.. Nc
Gowan's health has greatly improved
the past year, and he is looking like
the same old Billy" again, much to
the qualification of hosts Of friends.
Last Saturday was one of the pleas
ATTEST spring days experienced here
so far, and..judging by the number
of people seen on our streets, was a
great day for shopping. People are
finding out that Redwood Falls stores
have the goods they want and that
trip to the cities for the finer grade
of goods is not necessary.
Editor w. C. Starr of Lamberton
was held up by some of his neigh
bors recently and quite severely
beaten. AS the drubbing was ad-
minstered in his house with the con-
nivance of Mrs, Starr, as a part of
the celebration of the fftieth ami
versary of our brother editor, he
will let it pass and lay low till some
of his assailants have birthday.
w. H. Gold received letter the
past week stating that George
Houghmaster had been striker down
with paralysis at his home in Pros
ser, WASH, and that owing to his
weakened condition from his recent
illness, his condition was dangerous.
The fact that Mrs. Houghmaster
has not recovered from her last at
tack of rheumatism makes the case
peculiarly unfortunate.
MiIroy Echo: Mrs. NJ. Jaros, an
old resident of Westline township,
died this morning at 2 o'clock at her
home one mile east Of town, after
an extended sickness of at least one
year, being afflicted with Bright's
disease. Prof. Johnson re-
turned Monday from his trip to st.
Paul, where he went to accompany
Mrs. johnson to Vesta. Mrs. John
son will remain at Vesta a few days
when it will be decided whether or
not an operation will be deemed nee
essary. Her many friends at this
nlaoo truct that S,1ch will not he