The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-09-01

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/ Dan Knowlton was in town during
the Dode-Fisk circus.
A five dollar gold piece given
away at Redwood Dream Saturday,
Sept. 4th, at nine p. m.
Several families are trying to
move to Redwood but cannot find
any houses for rent.
Nice furnished room for rent to
gentleman only. Apply at Trust &
Hingeley's store. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Swanson of
St. Paul are guests at the Apitz
home this week. The ladies are sis
tiers.
Co. L, Attention.! There will be
regular drill on Thursday night of
this week at 7:45. Everyone report |
promptly.
Misses Eva and Alice Hitchcock
gave very pleasant party at their
old home Saturday evening to about
dozen young ladies.
Sheriff Schueller ishustling things
in the auction line at present having
bills out for several big sales
throughout the county.
The big auction at Hubbard's
every afternoon and evening. Spe-
cial sales going on all the time.
Come in and get bargains.
After seeing apple trees breaking
and bending under their yield in
Minnesota we begin to balk at pay
ing $1,000 per acre for orchards else
where,
Hotel Schueller is now pretty we'll
filled with guests, there being seyen
boarders at present. And every one
of them is a nonresident of this
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aiken Of The Gazette
arrived home from the coast Monday
evening. They found the trip we'll
worth while, and the homecoming
best of all.
Tom Whittet, crack farmer of
Redwood Falls township, reports all
grain in stack, says corn will be
good but not bumper crop, barley
poor, oats and wheat good.
Mrs. Pitts Tenney with Mrs. Cow
gill of Mankato is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Julia Cowgirl Of lro-
quois, S. D.. and having a good time
though neither of the ladies take
to artesian water.
: 1t is limited that the night the
party accused of stabbing Julius
Albright was brought up here there
was general mix up in one of the
saloons Of this city between parties
who ought to know better.
"Say, where was you last night"
Il was down to the Hubbard Cloth
ing Store at the auction and got a
nice prize. Are you going tonight"
"Sure."
1t is not necessary for one wishing
to pursue market gardening to leave
this section. Get facts and figures
from level headed and successful
man like H. F. Buechner, and match
them against those elsewhere.
Christ Jensen, after selling out his
, threshing rig to Dornfeld, has found
life tame on the farm and is adver
, Using his farm property for auction.
Christ expects to go west with
Banker & Dennistoun and if he likes
l Montana may settle there.
Come in to Hubbard's big auction
and get bargains and hear the Irish
l auctioneer. He'll sell you goods if
! you open your mouth. Any old
; price goes with him.
7 Our friend Starr seems deter
t mined to get some member Of The
r GAZETTE family into the next cam
paign. No member Of it has any
I intention or desire but all will sup
. port the nominees of the Republican
!, party. We will boost for Starr if
he should get ambitious.
R. A. Duncan brought in big crop
: reports from his section. Joe Pro-
kosch on the Till Tibbetts old place
I threshed over 20 bushels Of wheat
r per acre on an entire crop. One
+ field of blue stem went "a bushels
and from a seeding of seventeen
sacks he threshed 800 bushel of oats.
At Hubbard's Big Auction you
S certainly can get bargains in mems