The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-08-11
Call at the tile factory and see the

Call at the tile factory and see the
new tile. If.
Put ring aroung Aug. 9th for
the Dode Fisk circus.
A. C. Burmeister and family took
a pleasure trip to Tracy last We'd
nesday, returning the same day.
Good secondhand wagon for sale
at a bargain if taken soon. Inquire
of j. M. Stewart, Delhi. IL.
D. Bissell has sold the house he
took in trade from Mr.. Baker and
for the first time in many years
owns no real estate in Redwood
Falls.
Miss Helen Sutherland of st.
Paul is enjoying visit with her
aunt, Mrs. R. E. Fuller, at their
pleasant country home near this
city.
Jot it down in your memory-the
county fair dates-and boost her
along in the meantime. Why not
enjoy yourself part of the time at
Redwood Dream.
Mrs. Roy Bunce returned to her
home in Alpena, S. D., last Satur-
day, after pleasant visit with her
parents in this city. She was ac-
companied by Mrs. Fred.ss Dripps.
D. L. Bigham, at the urgent re-
quest of Judge Olsen, has accepted
the position as engineer on all the
judicial bitches in the county except
the big Brown. Redwood county
ditch.
Not since 1902 has there been as
long a spell of continued hot wealth
err. And not since the building of
the dam has the water in the lake
been lower than it is now. Begins
to look as though the dry seasons
were coming again.
While the great combined Dode
Fisk circus and the only Terry's big
Uncle Toms cabin show may be the
coming events Of interest to Red
wood Falls people, don't overlook
the fact that the Redwood Dream is
a place of interest today, tomorrow
and the next. long after these great
attractions are gone.
In spite of the dry weather of late
the mosquitoes are quite blood thirs-
ty and make life burden to those
who gather to hear the band con-
certs. The reporter saw Fred
Thompson with his ankles swathed
in bandages and inquired as to govt
but Fred said it was in defense of
the border line of his summer gait
ers and not high living.
The Gazette is willing to sell space
for advertising; that's it's business.
1t is just as willing to boost any bus
mess that brings new blood into the
county; that's pleasure. Whether a
man advertises with it or not,
whether it's force particularly fan
cies man or not, if that man is do
ing anything that brings business to
the city, this paper will hasten to
give him credit; that public spirit
and news.
The Glencoe tennis team, consist
ing Of E. Churchill, H. Thoreney,
DR.. Tiff, DR.. Nelson, w. Schmidt,
w. Turnbull and Chas. Corson came
to Redwood in two autos last We'd
nesday evening and took on our
local tennis champions the following
day, returning home Thursday after
noon. The club were all thorough
gentlemen and evidently understood
the game as they returned winner
of about all the sets, Heilman of the
locals being the only winner in any
of the events against them. If those
Glencoe fellows are going to act
that way, we shall have to secure
the Belview experts and ring them
in on return visit.
The irreprestable Finley Gray.
breezy and entertaining as ever,
came from his bee ranch in southern
California Friday last. 1t is appar-
ent to his friends that Finley has
found just the place that suits him
among the mountains of his new
home. Among the trophies he dis
plays is the skin of a rattler. killed
by him there, five feet, two inches
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