The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-10-27
DELHI.

D. R. McCorquodale was a Twin
City visitor last week for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bramsche
spent last Sunday with relatives at
Morton.
John L. Borg and family were Wis
iting relatives in Redwood Falls on
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Pease has gone to Bel
view for few weeks visit with her
sons there.
James Bell of Redwood Falls was
here the guest of his father, c. 6.
Bell, last week Tuesday.
Miss Eva PiersoI returned to her
home at Rockwell, Iowa. after
spending a couple of weeks with rel
atives here.
A. H. Peterson has been making
new platform and resetting the
coal scales of L. P. Doliff & Co.
Oscar and Fred Carlson of st.
Paul were visiting. their uncles. J. L.
and Emil Borg. the last Of the week.
Ole Vogland has rented and will
soon take possession of the farm be-
longing to the W. d. Tibbetts estate.
J. P. Gaffney left for Aberdeen S.
D., Tuesday where he will register
for chance on some of Uncle Sam
land out there.
Louis Beckendorf, who has been
visiting the home folks in Flora, re-
turned to First View, Colorado, last
week Tuesday.
Miss Grace Rowell, who has been
spending a couple of weeks here WIS.,
iting friends, returned to Redwood
Falls on Saturday.
Miss Alice Vogland of Mllaca,
Mimi, is spending some time here,
the guest of the families of o. IL.
Peterson and John Olson.
The recital given last Wednesday
evening by Miss Maud Graves was
well attended and proved to be very
interesting.
On account of the teachers con-
vention to be held in the Twin Cities
this week there will be no school in
Delhi on Thursday and Friday.
J. M. Stewart has purchased the
Hugh MacDougall residence proper
ty in Delhi, intending to take pos
session of the same about March l..
Mrs. Hattie Angel Way, who has
spent couple of weeks visiting rel
atives here, returned to here home
at Mason City, Iowa, on Saturday
last.
Rev. M. r. Meyers, Mrs. Way,
and the Misses Mary Piersol and
Vera Kienzler took in the Graves
entertainment at Belview last Thurs
day evening.
The Inter State Grain Co., under
the able management of H. I. Hell
geson, has moved it's cribs to more
convenient location and is preparing
for the fall business.
Ole L. Flore left last Friday for
Aberdeen, S. D., to try his luck in
the land lottery. Mr.. Flore expects
to go to Lexington, N. D., for a
few days visit with friends before
returning home.
The Pacific Elevator Co. and also
the Great Western Elevator Co., are
each erecting 10x60 corn crib. We
predict that in the course of few
weeks Delhi will be fortified behind
immense cribs of corn.
The Farmers Grain & Fuel Co.. OF
this place is putting up big double
corn crib 3Ox4O, with cement floor,
preparatory to taking care of the
large crop of corn which is being
gathered in this vicinity.
All of the teachers of our public
schools, the Misses Theolin Goodwin
Jennie Peterson, Leila Rogers and
Thea Miller. are expecting to take
in the Teachers State Convention al
Minneapolis, the last three days Of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dillingham;
Mrs. M. J. Dillingham; and Mrs. W
Streeter of Granite Falla. Mrs. S
Otis of Minneapolis and Miss Mabe
Otis of North Redwood were in at
tendance at the funeral of the late
o. A. Hines.
RET.VTEW