The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-11-24

doing next week. Will tell about it
Saturday night.
All indebted to trust & Hingeley
will be required to make settlement
before December 1st.
Mrs. Ella Needham last week re-
joined her husband at Minneapolis,
where they will reside this winter.
Have you seen the photos at the
new studio? Call and inspect them.
Four doors west of Laird hardware
store.
Miss Mildred Aiken goes to North
field by the afternoon train today.
to spend Thanksgiving with her
brother Edgar.
F. A. Gray is closing up his bus;-
ness affairs here preparatory to
starting for California next Tues
day. the 30th, to join Mrs. Gray and
two boys on the ranch in San Diego
county.
Mrs. Edna Race Capron and her
husband, George Capron, the former
university athlete, are wintering at
Long Branch, California, and Mrs.
Capron writes a friend here that
she is we'll pleased with their winter
quarters there.
The gentlemen who are taking
the rough fish from Lake Shetek
have been quite lucky the past week
On Saturday they secured over 5000 I
pounds in one hauling of the large
net and they average at each haul
about 5000 pounds.
With the opening of the trapping
season Frank LobdelI gets into the
game of buying furs and plans to
make goal with a bigger score of
furs and pelts to his credit than last
year. if good prices will bring it
about. See his ad. elsewhere.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are preparing to hold
Christmas bazaar in the church dining
rooms December 10th. opening at 10
O clock in the morning and continu
ing through the day and evening, a
big supper in the evening being the
concluding feature.
c. w. Lent and family have lately
removed from SCOTS Mills, Oregon,
to Escondido, San Diego county,
California. Mrs. Lent writes that
the health of Mr.. Lent has not been
good and that whether they will re-
main at Escondido or not will depend
upon whether the climate seems
beneficial to their health
The recent snow storm caught a
good many farmers with lots of corn
yet to husk in the field, some estim-
ates being that little more than half
Of the crop has been gathered, on
account of the difficulty in getting
competent help. AS the snow most
ly melted away within week, little
damage to the standing crop has re-
suited so far.
Quite a number from this city ;
the defeat of Minnesota's
champions on Northrup field last
Saturday Messrs. Ebright, Ever, ;
DR.. Inglis, Odekirk. Crimmins, Gus
Larson and Walter Francois being
Of the party. After the brilliant
victories of the Minnesota athletes
over Chicago and Wisconsin, the de-
feat was surprise to the Minnesota
football cranks and a good deal of
was dropped as a consequence.
Redwood Falls bank statements ,
show nice gains this fall. totaling
over half a million. 1t .
will be a great gain all around when ,
farmers get the habit Of doing all of
their business through the banks the
same as most other business men.
Speaking from experience, there is
a good deal of satisfaction in know
ing just where your money has gone
to, whether you manage to hang on
to any of it or not. The check book
way is the only right way.
Ebert Hubbard said in the April,
1907 issue of the Philistine. "A
credit account is the most insidious
form of borrowing money. When
you don't pay the merchant at once
for the goods you buy from him,
you are borrowing money from him.
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