The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-09-08

1t you wish good hay call on To-
bias. the hay man. Stiff.
VIM. Pentony joined the process
sion to the state fair yesterday
morning.
John Colville accompanied Miss
Jean Collville as far as Winona on his
way to the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Eckert were
among the Redwood Falls passen-
gers to the state fair Monday.
&c. all the tickets you can on the
valuable prize to be given away at
Hubbard's auction Saturday even
ing.
Miss Bernice Francois returned
last Friday from Duluth. after TAX
ing a trip on the great lakes from
that port.
Take advantage of the car load
prices paid in cash for poultry on
Saturday and Monday, Sept. IL and
Is, by the Redwood Falls Produce
Co. 1t.
John Whitcomb threshed last week
% bushels of wheat to the acre for
Joe Prokosch and rs bushels of
wheat to the acre for George Wells,
south of town.
Mrs. Leila Montague returned to
her Dakota home by way of the
cities early this week. after sum-
mer visit with her parents at the
w. S. Mckay home.
The Redwood Dream puts on new
pictures every night. so | am going
every night to get chance on the
prizes. l will stand as good a
chance to win as any one.
Miss Zelma Thune left here last
Monday for the west, as previously
announced, with the intention of
returning to Redwood Falls to re-
sumo her work here about October
first.
Miss Lucille Crary of Mortified
visited the Misses Vean and Dean
Baldwin the latter part of last week,
on her way to assume her duties as
principal of the schools at Dawson,
this state.
Wheat sold here yesterday at 80
for No. l and 81 for No. 2, oats "a
to 20. barley Sc, rye "a, flax S125
and corn so cents per bushel. Best
dairy butter sells at Is cents and
eggs at II cents.
If your piano needs tuning and
you have no tuner engaged, please
leave your order with Mrs. F. w.
Philbrick and will call on you when
| come to Redwood Falls again in a
few weeks. A O. Halter. 6-3t.
Frank Welch met with an acct
dent at A. D. Stewards last week,
while working with the Kroner
threshing crew, which compels him
to carry his arm in a sling and take
an enforced lay-off for a season.
Remember the S S sSSS. Six
of them given away at the Dream
this week, three to the first, two to
the second, one to the third lucky
number. Get coupon with your
ticket every night. Change of pro-
gram every night.
G. J. Kass of LETTERS was in this
city over Sunday, and before re-
turning on Monday, obtained the
necessary documents authorizing his
marriage to Miss Cora A. Posi-,
which was to have taken place yes
terday, at Sanborn.
Mrs. Finn and son Brainerd, Mrs.
c. Fred. Thompson and Miss Grace,
and Mrs. Chas. March and two
daughters are preparing to put in
the coming fall and winter at Po-
mona, Cal. They leave for the
coast next week, the 18th.
Ed. March started last Saturday
on his return trip to Duluth. Thos.
March accompanying him as far as
the cities. Before leaving he prom
ised to furnished The GAZETTE with
some facts concerning the first set
Element of Redwood Falls.
G.. L. Parkhill, formerly water
works superintendent of this burg,
is now filling the same position at
Wapheton, N. D. Miss Zita Park
hill visited there recently and The
Wonhoton Tipoc itonoizipu tho fact