The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-12-22
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258. The Dream never sleeps.

Don't buy Christmas candies with
out seeing the fine line at the Opera
House grocery. 1t.
Children's Christmas entertain
ment at the Dream tomorrow at
4:30, five cents to anyone.
Ladies large leather hand bags
with beautiful initial letters for 81
each at F. w. Philbrick & Co.'S.
A Merry Christmas to you. Do
you wear Holeproof hose? Heilman
& belong, the family shoe store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knutson of
this city will enjoy their Christmas
dinner with friends in Minneapolis.
You can find a Christmas present
at Asleson's that will last lifetime
and please the one who gets it as
much the last year as the first. 1t.
There will be three services at St.
GATHERINGS church on Christmas day,
the first one being at 5 o'clo OK in the
morning, other service at 8 and 1920
a. m.
Frank Hubbard has found it ex-
pedient to move into his mothers
house, adjoining his own, owing to
the fact that the latter is not in the
best of health.
What's the matter with our young
people? Clerk Weldon reports one
lone marriage license the past week
for the joint benefit Of Andrew A.
Davidson of Stevens county and
Miss Rosetta Flom.
Albums, toilet sets and fancy Gel
luloid boxes for Christmas at LUIS
cher's Drug Store. ct.
Attorney Frank Clague had bust
ness before the probate court Mon
day, when the Thos. Sloane estate
was being adjudicated. The affairs
of the estate have been considerably
tangled up in various ways from the
first.
Violins, accordeons and harmon
icos for Christmas at Luscher's Drug
Store.
C. K. Odekirk added couple Of
orders for Buick Motor cars to his
list last week, and is certainly set
ting the pace as an auto agent in
this section. with over twenty sales
as the result of two short campaigns
during 1909.
Frank Lobdell has been securing
the country on both sides of the
Minnesota TO keep up his record as a
fur collector. He reports that the
skins are scarcer than last year. but
he has to have them. and pays near
ly so per cent. more to get them.
Sleeping doll and other things for
children only at the Dream to-mor-
row afternoon.
Our schools and generally the
public schools throughout the coun-
ty will close next Thursday, to allow
teachers to reach their homes in
time for Christmas. The Gazette
but voices the public appreciation of
these moulders of the young idea, in
wishing them a merry Christmas
and a happy vacation.
Beautiful new line of gentlemen's
neckwear just received for the holi-
days, at F. w. Philbrick & Cos.
Rev. John Ferris, state agent of
the American Sunday-school Union.
occupied the pulpit at the Presbyter-
ian church last Sunday morning,
and took part in the Sunday-school
service at the M. E. church that
evening. Mr.. Ferris was the guest
while here of Mr.. and Mrs. R. F.
Wherland, being an old acquaintance
of the former.
The special term Of court opening
one week from next Tuesday (Jan.
A. will have quite grist of cases.
including the probate appeal case OF
Fraser VS.. Smith, growing out of an
attempt to break or invalidate the
will of the aged Indian Smith. who
made his will on his death bed,
allowing his daughter only NOM
inal bequest; the land title case of
Cook VS.. Moritz, the divorce suits of
Clark VS.. Clark and Wog VS.. Wog,
and a tax case.
VIM. Byington came up from Mis-
souri, last week to prepare for his
ice crop. which is coming on finely
of late. He left Mrs. Byington with
her mother is Missouri. father and