The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-09-29
VIM. Duscher is at Lamberton this

yesterday.
Get in line Saturday night for the
five dollar gold piece at the Dream.
VIM. Smith, Jr. visited at the
home Of Mrs. VIM. Smith the past
week.
Frank Evans left on Sunday last
to take up his studies at the Ann
Arbor University.
Notice Change in time at Red
wood Dream half hour earlier. Now
$50 and $3.50 p. m.
Ernest Heilman left here the first
of the week..to resume his work at
the Wisconsin University, Madison.
Tenney' s:barbersshop has been re-
inforced with new fixtures and
an elegant! mirror-front cabinet the
past week.
Miss Belinda Nealis Of St. Paul
spent few days the past week with
her sister, Mrs. Mcdonald. at the
Canada House.
The market for live hogs touched
the top notch few days ago, when
1925 was paid for porkers on the
hoof at South st. Paul.
Miss Catherine Chambers, demon
strator of the Nu-Way darner at
Thompson's last week, remained
over Sunday at the Callaghan home
in this city.
Commissioners Aune and Freder-
iksen let the contract for building a
cement-foored bridge in the town Of
Sherman Monday, to the Hauser
Bridge Co at Fairfax, at S11O0.
A long felt want was supplied in
the w. w. Byington household last
Wednesday. when a daughter arrived
by the stork route the first daugh-
ter in the family, which boasts four
boys.
Manager Huntsberry reports an
excellent business at the Dream dur
ing the fair. Almost any of his
programs are better worth while
than the carnival attractions, and
the crowd seemed to find it out.
A called meeting of the Presby-
teaian congregation in this city is
announced for next Sunday. after
the morning service, to consider the
resignation of the pastor, Rev. R. F.
Chambers. A good attendance is
desired.
Steve Golden went into South Da-
kota the first of this week. with his
Mason motor car and a driver, to
demonstrate the machine at various
points along his route and place To-
cal agents for pushing the sale of
the same.
Redwood county got little boost
for its mortgage registry fund last
week, when $3.50 was paid in on a
mortgage for $186,00O on what is
known as the Davidson lands. given
by the last purchasers of that prop
erty.
A. M. Stewart was in the city
Monday and stated that he was
packing up his household effects at
Delhi to go to Nebraska, where he
hopes to find favorable conditions
for the winter for, his asthmatic
trouble.
Belview Independent: E. "A. Dun
can and family moved to Wabasso
on Wednesday. where he will have
charge of the telephone station.
Miss Geneva Duncan will have
charge of the local telephone station
here for the present.
Rev. Ralph E. Clark, formerly Of
Wabasso but now pastor of the Pres
byterian church at st. Peter, had
the honor of preaching the funeral
sermon of the late Gov. johnson at
st. Peter last Thursday. his text be-
ing, Know We not that a prince and
great man hath fallen this day."
Peter Mckay was the winner of
the $40 chair offered by Douglas
Allen for the best shorthorn bull
shown at the county fair. The ami
NAL was a fine looking young bull
purchased by Mr.. Mckay at the
state fair.
Attorney Emerson Of Lamberson
was in the city Monday and in con-
versation dropped a little boost for
their market day celebration Satur-