The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-02-10
We oil harness with pure Meats

We oil harness with pure Meats
foot oil. Schultz Bros. 28-2t.
i Now is the time of year to have
your harness oiled and repaired.
Schultz Bros. 28-2t.
For sale Two Holstein bull calves
and some Plymouth Rock cockrels.
A. C. Schmahl. 28-tf.
C. A. Luscher returned Monday
from a business mission in Carlyle,
S. D. Mr. Luscher helped invoice
his grocery stock, besides attending
other interests there.
The evening service next Sunday
at the Christian church will be OBJ
served as Lincoln memorial serv-
ice. The pastor will speak on the
Typical American Citizen" Spec
ial music.
Piano for sale or rent, price S25,
rent so cents per month; also hat
rack, black walnut, with plate glass
and brass hooks for hangings will be
sold for $40 cash. Also the Chollar
home, now occupied by Mr.. Dorm
berg. Inquire as to terms, etc. Of
j. B. Robinson. 27-2t.
Mrs. G. E. Mckay went to Mime
apolis last Wednesday, where she at
tended the funeral of Miss Mabel
Corbett, a sister Of Jos. Corbett, her
son-in-law. Miss Corhett has visited
in this city, and sympathy is felt
here for her untimely death, which
has been looked upon as inevitable
for several weeks past.
Remember, the 18th is Abraham
Lincoln's Tooth birthday. Send your
children to the popular matinee Civ
en- by the Second Regiment Band at
the court house, starting at o'clock
p. m. sharp. The proceeds go
towards a new armory for Co. L.
Price, any seat in the house, Is
cents for children.
Geo. Alexander, whose shooting
at the hands Of a North Yakima
hold-up assassin was recorded sever
al weeks ago, is still kept to his
house by his wound, his jaw having
been broken by the bullet. The
former high school athlete has been
greatly weakened by his long siege
but we trust that his progress to-
ward recovery may be rapid from this
time on.
Chas. Huntsberry of Bookings,
S. D., last Saturday secured lease
of the C. D. Thompson brick building
on Second street, and will next
week proceed to fit up the interior
for an auditorium for his moving
picture entertainment, which he ex-
poets to bring here so as to open up
about March 1st. His announce
ments will appear from time to
time in The Gazette's advertising
columns.
For the better information of |
nearly 200 subscribers to this paper
who have renewed or had their |
names added to The GAZETTE fam
lily roll since the first of the year,
the publisher would state that if |
they will look on their address label
they should find a receipt for. their
remittance. Unless specially re-
quested we do not return any other
receipt, hence the Importance of the
subscriber calling attention to any
mistake in the date indicated after
his name. Drop a postal, if not
corrected within two weeks after
payment is made.
John S. March Post delegated a
committee to confer last week with |
Company L in regard to the latter
organization joining with them in
the public observance of Decoration
day. Captain Hingeley designated
Lieutenant Nook, Sergeant Odekirk.
Corporal March, and Privates Ellis
and Joe Lauterbach to represent
the company in planning the public
exercises, etc. There will be gener-
al approval of the action of the two
organizations in working together.
The Post should be the honored
guests Of the people on that day,
and be relieved of all the drudgery
and expense of the celebration.
Last Wednesday Squire Chapman