The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-04-21

Have you been to the Redwood
Dream? Our pictures do all but
talk.
The hearing on the dog case in
re Buster Owens has been set for
May 4th next.
New radishes and plants for trans
planting at j. H. Wales, Broad
way. 35-tf.
A. D. McRae and family are en-
Toying visit from father and moth
er McRae of Sleepy Eye.
AS we want to hear the band
play, we will give but one en-
tertainment tonight.
The Redwood Dream.
Mrs. Lebaire's suit against the St.
Louis railroad for damages, which
called Messrs. Smithers, Nicholson
and others as witnesses, resulted in
disagreement of the jury.
For Sale-A good driving horse,
single or double, rubber-tire buggy,
two-seat platform buggy, Portland
cutter, set double harness and sim
gle harness. Call on Frank Japs.
Mrs. S. G. Peterson, who has been
visiting her sick father at Hutchin-
son, joined her husband at Mankato
last Friday and returned home.
The condition of her father had con-
siderably improved before her de-
parture.
The Redwood Falls Electric Light
and Power company is also getting
busy, having rented the building ad-
joining Kenney & Kuck's and nearly
filled it with cross arms and pole
connections which are being painted
ready for the erection gang.
Route Agent Hill has applied to
the proper authorities at Washington
for their official sanction for the use
of an auto mail delivery. Mr.. Hill
will be able to deliver the farmers
their dailies to read at breakfast
time-that is, if he can get started
in time.
Rumor has it that the Tobias cor
ner lots on which an ancient land
mark of a house still remains, will
soon pass into the hands of a we'll
known citizen who will build an up
to-date residence upon it. The final
papers have not passed, but it is one
of the choice locations of the town.
The Rambler motor cars are to be
represented here this season by A.
C. Burmeister as local agent, he hav-
ing used one for several years and
knowing its strong points. The
Rambler people appreciate the value
of advertising and will run a series
of illustrated ads in future numbers
of this paper.
Health Officer Brand has timely
notice to property owners in this
issue. Most citizens have already
at least begun the work of cleaning
up the winters accumulation of I'm.
slightly litter. ashes and manure
piles, and the first Of May should
find our city thoroughly cleaned
Let every one do their part without
waiting to be called down by the
board of health.
The degree staff of the Odd Eel
lows in this city went to Morton
Monday evening to exemplify the
work of the order and accept tn,
hospitality of their Morton brother
at banquet which was spread afte
the work was finished. Messrs
Crimmins, Grapp, D. Tiffany, G
Kuenzli, A. Hockett, Wilcox, Whyte
Hanna. Parrish, Scoot, c. D. Thomp
son, and Arthur Kenney were in tn
party.
The first of the annual schoo
functions will come off next Frida
evening, at K. P. hall, when tn
Junior class will hold the annus
class reception in honor of the ser
ior S. A program Of toasts, musi
and recitatlons has been prepare
and banquet will be served g
usual, Mrs. P. J. Richard being tn
caterer.
Clerk Weldon was considerabl
pleased yesterday over the passag
in both houses of the legislature {