The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-01-06

Wanted-A girl for the dairy
farm. Inquire of Jos. Tyson.
/ A large chorus, solos and a 15-
/ piece orchestra, at opera house,
Jan. 18th.
You cannot buy tuberculosis at
the Up-to-Date dairy. Cream 10
cents per pint.
! Miss Anna Welter of Morgan was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. VIM.
| Duscher Saturday and Sunday.
Winter goods must go, come and
see how we move them at the Model
Dry Goods Co.
Mike Hermer of Wabasso visited
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Duscher oyer Sunday.
Farmers will get prompt sery ice
at all hours at G.. w. Mead's res
taurant, Third street. 23-2t.
LosT-Between Redwood Falls
and Gilfllan or along ditch No. 6,
surveyors tape. Liberal reward
paid if returned to L. j. Becvar. 1t.
The annual meeting of the Red
wood County Poultry Association
will be held in the court house, Sat-
urday, Jan. 9th, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. All members and those
interested in the poultry business
are cordially invited to be present.
At meeting of the directors last
Saturday it was decided to hold a
poultry show January 81, % and %.
The moonlight nights and unusu-
ally good sleighing in evidence the
first few days of this year were i'm
proved by good many young peo-
pie for coasting down the hills in
this city and vicinity. Quite party
of the grown up young folks enjoyed
good time coasting on the long
hill towards Ed. Chapman's New
Years night, afterwards having a |
social session at the home of Mr..
Mrs. Earle Peabody.
Redwood county school children
won a number of prizes at the state
competition last week. Allan Fra
zier and Henry Jensen of this city
were among the winners on yellow
onions and the name of Miss Tina
Ackmann appears in the needlework |
class. Redwood county boys and
girls have made start and by be-
ginning in good season next spring
more of our youngsters will get in
the class of winners year hence.
Inquiry at the Redwood Falls Fur
Co. developed the fact that there
is no diminution of furs since Christ
mas. Thirty-fve hundred skins were
brought in one day last week. and up
to January first the firm had pur-
chased 10000 rat skins, 300 mink, 400
skunk and Is red fox skins. We are
informed that before the end of the
season. representatives of the big fur
manufacturing firms are expected |
here for the purpose of buying the
entire stock.
N. L. Headline, who was sheriff of
Renville county for six years up to
three years ago, was killed III a rail-
road accident a week or more ago,
the accident happening in Montana.
Mr.. Headline, foreman of bridge
crew for theGreat Northern. land was
while riding on work train freight
train ran into the same, the ex-sher-
iff and number Of his men being
fatally injured. Mr.. Headline was
held in high esteem in Renville coun-
ty. He was As years old and was
buried at Faribault, where his fam
lily now resides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Root of |
LETTERS were here for several days |
the past week. attending a little
family roundup at the home of
Father and Mother Isaac Root.
George is evidently realizing all that
was expected of him in his evange
listic work at LETTERS and Amo. We
learn that the attendance and inter-
est in both his church and Sabbath
school services have increased in |
most encouraging degree and that
both Mr.. and Mrs Root are thor
oughly in love with their work and
therefore prospering in it.
Renville Union: ]. S. Hurley.