The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-11-17

Coupons every night for chance
on the Thanksgiving basket at the
Redwood Dream.
Arctics, overgditers and leggins
for men, women and children, all
the good styles and best makes.
Heilman & belong. the exclusive
shoe store. 1t
Mrs. Emma Kerr, years ago known
here as Miss Emma Whipple, but
now a resident of Iowa, is revisiting
Redwood Falls. a guest of the Whip
pie and Frank Hubbard families.
Frank Japs is fitting up cosy set
of modern apartments for his fam
lily on the upper floor of his new
building hardwood floors and inter-
ior finish, plumbing, and heating by
steam with the Ideal boiler and radi-
alton system. A St. Paul heating
expert is in charge of the work.
Tuesday night, Nov. %, at $50 o.
m. Please bear in mind its Tuesday
and not Friday or Saturday night.
The Redwood Dream will give as
follows. first prize, a Thanksgiving
basket consisting of turkey, cram
berries, celery, mixed nuts and plum
pu ding. Second prize, two dollars
in cash; third prize, a plum puG-
ding. Coupons every night with
each admission.
N. B. Andersen and Lawrence
King returned from their trip to
international Falls last Sunday,
greatly impressed with the tremen-
dous possibilities Of the development
of the vast water power Of the COM
ing great manufacturing center.
N. B. says that it will take a big roll
to buy business lots in the town,
which are held at figures almost
equal to Chicago valuations.
Morgan Messenger: Mr.. Hunts
berry wanted to demonstrate to the
people of this vicinity that, neither
he nor his show are fake, and we
are right here to say that he made
good. The entertainment was en-
joyed, perhaps, more than any other
like entertainment that has ever
been presented here and the people /
in general are loud with praise over
the high class show that Mr.. Hunts
berry produced. Mr.. Huntsberry
has a good. clean show and he is a |
good, square fellow.
Every citizen of Redwood Falls
ought to be thankful that the town
has faithful and efficient fire de-
partment, and they can testify their
gratitude in a practical way by buy
ing a ticket to the Thanksgiving ball
to be given next Thanksgiving night, |
Nov. 25th, at the opera house. The
Redwood Falls Orchestra will fur
nish good music and Hotel Richard
will provide luncheon. Whether
you dance or not, your dollar for a
ticket will be put to good use for
the good of the organization.
Wood Lake News: Last Wednes-
day afternoon the village of Wood
Lake narrowly escaped being des-
troyed by fire. Otto Schulz, farm
err living northwest of Wood Lake,
set fire to the dead grass and weeds
in slough, thinking such an action
perfectly safe as the slough is sur
rounded on all sides by ploughed
ground and roads. The brisk north
west wind blew burning fragments
of weeds across a road, a distance
of fifteen feet, and into an adjoining
meadow. starting a fire that soon
was mile wide and beyond control.
Mr.. Schulz hurriedly gave the alarm
and the fire bell called out the local
just in time to avert a
serious disaster. The hose was
found to be absolutely worthless in
this case as it was too short to play
on the buildings most exposed. and
as last resort the entire company
began back-fring and saved the day,
so to speak.
The Gazette takes pleasure in
chronicling the fact that Alex. Will
liams. who quietly withdrew his
connection with the Minnesota Cen
trail telephone company some time
ago, has joined with Capt. Hingeley
in the purchase of banking bust
ness already established at Flood