The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-04-14


Have you been to the Redwood
Dream? Our pictures do all but
talk.
Rev. Geo. Root and Mrs. Root oil
LETTERS are spending week or two
with their relatives in this city.
Alex. Jedlicka. who has beer
science teacher at New Ulm the past
two years, will go elsewhere the
! coming year.
There is to be a mortgage sale al
the court house tomorrow Afternoon
at 2 o'clock, of several horses, COWS
and other farm property.
A. Carkhuff has been taking
down the old Moon blacksmith shop
on the armory site, which he bought
for the material in it. at SIS.
Mr.. Neiman will sing every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, also
complete change Of program or
these nights at the Redwood Dream
Full blood Duroc Jersey brood
sows, to farrow in May and June
for sale at SIS each by Fred Walter.
betweed Morton and Redwood. 1t.
Co. Irregular drill will be
held on Wednesday night in
hall over Cummins & Dripps
store. Everybody come.
The ladies' mite society will meet
Friday afternoon of this week, at 3
o'clock, with Mrs. J. A. johnson and
Mrs. Ashford, at the home of the
former.
The armory benefits at the Red
wood Dream were we'll attended last
week and Manager Huntsberry
turned the net proceeds into the
armory fund.
Bert Lee, until recently express
messenger on the Redwood-Sleepy
Eye branch, has removed his family
to Minneapolis. his present run be-
ing out of that city.
Rev. Nook was called to Spring
field last Wednesday to administer
the rights of the church to M. H.
Anstet, who passed away from an
attack of rheumatism of the heart a
day or two later.
The March apportionment of
school money in this county included
SO, 1872 go from the state, with fines,
penalties and costs amounting to
oyer 5000 more, which was divided
among 1867 scholars at $201 each.
The Morton Enterprise announced
last week that John Miller would
have his gasoline launch ready for
service at Morton this week. The
launch is a frst-class boat with a
seating capacity for twenty passen-
gers. 1t is Mr.. Miller's purpose to
use it for excursion purposes at a
nominal price per hour for each pas
senger.
Mrs. w. P. Tenney was called to
Lake City by telegram last
Wednesday night announcing the
sudden death of her brother. George
Colby Of that city. Mrs. Tenney left
on the first train the next morning,
her loss made more keen by the fact
that she attended the funeral of an
other brother at the same place but
little more than a year ago.
Landlord P. J. Richard will open
up in the hotel business today in the
building purchased from C. w. Mead
last week. He announces that he
will have a special opening and SER
vice of sample Sunday dinner next
Sunday, to which all citizens are in
vited. Mr.. Richard believes there is
a demand for good hotel service at
moderate rates and will try and meet
the demand.
In connection with the license
campaign in this city last winter, it
will be recalled that one of the
strongest endorsements of the dry
position was from the editor of the
Hutchinson Leader. At the election
in that city last week no-license was
holly contested but won out with an
increased majority just the same.
Willmar also increased its lead in II e
same direction so far that the Ga
zette says it is not likely ever to be
again an issue in that CITY.