The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-08-18

Dode FISK circus, the Iltn.
The Redwood Dream will be in
Morton Thursday night.
If you wish good hay call on To-
bias, the hay man. Stiff.
When z. Tobias goes fishing the
weather wise know that it has rained
or will rain before night. It's sure
shot.
Lost-On Monday. a dark brown
leather suit case. Finder please
leave at this office.
Miss Bessie Chapman will enter
tain st. Veronica's guild Thursday
afternoon of this week at the rec
tory.
John Clark Sr., dropped into town
Friday and reported good crop of
all kinds. His cutting had been done
several days and most of it was in
the stack.
Joe Tyson set up a milk spread to
the court house officials and friends
last Thursday. There was a regular
milky way" in the treasurer's
office on the occasion.
Mrs. Francois and daughter, Miss
Bernice, started for Superior, Wis,
Thursday of last week for an ex-
tended visit with a niece of Mrs. F.
They will be away for several
weeks.
Why will people sweat and fight
mosquitoes when for the small sum of
ten cents they can keep cool, be free
from mosquito bites and enjoy see
ing good pictures at Redwood
Dream?
The editor received, by way of his
wife, fine sample of apples from
Callaghan farm. And by the way
the idea of Pat planting fruit trees
within the curb along his lots in
town was pretty wise one.
Young women, if you wish to be
independent learn shorthand and
typewriting. A stenographer al
ways commands good salary. Send
to Mankato Commercial College for
their year book and you will learn
all about it. Do it now.
j. A. Johnson. from a land trip
through Vail, Granite Rock and
Westline reports big crop of oats,
fair one of barley, and a more than
average crop Of wheat, with corn a
bumper all through that section,
cutting about completed and thresh-
ing starting in.
After very provoking and rather
expensive delay, Alderman Wilcox
has the glass front in place in that
new building. The flies didn't quite
get the whole new ceiling frescoed
but lobe says they hustled a good
bit more than the contractor did,
when they had the chance.
Just Received-A new shipment
of japanese China at Kuenzli &
Luscher's.
Every one knows that since the
early days of the republic news
papers have gained circulation by
shouting gang" It's not new but
awful old. 1t requires neither
brains, experience nor capital. It's
so impersonal that it offends nobody
at all and get lot of credit from
the unthinking.
While Mrs. C. Fred. Thompson
was raising window in their home
she in some manner knocked down
the generator of the gasoline lamp,
which struck her in the face. break
ing her nose and making a bad cut
over one eye. Although not serious
still it is a painful accident and will
take some time to heal.
This week the clerk of court is
sued marriage licenses to Geo. Gag
non and Marian R. Hacker of this
city; Frank Campbell and Ida c..
Sherer. from the reservation, and
Elmer H. Johnson, formerly from
near Lamberton but now of Grand
Forks county, N. D., and Leila Pearle
Griffen of Lamberton. MIR. johnson
has just been ordained to the min
istry.
The Lamberton Star says it is re-
ported that Representative Bendixen
does not care to make a third race
for that position. It's almost sure