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

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meeting of Mankato presbytery.
No. 2 wheat yesterday, $1.14. Too
bad that you sold yours.
Misses MCGOWAN Of Morton and
Ward Miller of Plainview were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Pratt
last Saturday.
Good tame pasturage for cattle,
by the month Address J. M. Stew
art of DELHI 37-2
Miss JOS chtwarck accompa-
MED Mr.. BirN meyer to Montezu-
ma, Ia, where ne will spend sever
al months with Ter sister.
Henry and A ,ert Jaehning inves-
tigated creamery conditions at Daw-
son last week, but on account of bad
roads, returned without making any
canvass in the surrounding country.
Surveyor Becvar was making re-
survey of the Lam berton town site
last week, and later was running the
levels for the Power Co. ditch and
power house.
C. w. Lent wrote recently from
SCOTS Mills, Oregon, that he would
have to remove to a dryer climate,
as the rainy winters kept Mrs. Lent
i ~,
Alderman Kumm was pleased to
learn, day or two ago, that his
daughter Leila had been reelected at
Everett at an advance in salary that
is highly gratifying than is
paid to grade teachers in this state,
except in the large cities.
Call and see the beautiful framed
pictures at Kenney & Kuck's. To
be distributed to cash purchasers at
their store.
wish Me Good Luck on My
Journey" another to be heard at
the Scenic City band concert April
21st, Christian church In this is
produced very effectively the arrival
of the train at the station, and its
departure. Tickets on sale at
Lauterbach Bros. Saturday morning.
Registered Short-horn bull for
sale by ThoS. Dennistoun, Sr., route
4, city. ct
We carry full line of bee keepers
supplies. Send postal for our cat
alogue and prices before you buy
elsewhere. Standard Lumber Co.,
Mankato MINI. 36-3t.
Pasturage for 200 cattle, eight
miles south of city. Address S. N.
Staples, route l. Price for year.
lings, $3.50 for FIVE months. 36-5t.
Miss Myrtle Cobleigh enjoyed a
few days with her folks at Easter
time, returning to her duties in Min
neapolis the first of the week.
F. E. Williams, former meat cut
ter for P. j. Richard, and family,
left for the east last Sunday, and
will visit in Chicago and points east.
Wood Lake News: Erwin Hall
came here from Redwood Falls on
Monday and spent few days visit
ing at the home of his brother, A.
II. Hall.
Dawson Sentinel: Henry Jaehn-
ing and son, the creamerymen, were
here Wednesday expecting to make
a tour of the country. but the snow
prevented them from getting out.
They will return today or tomorrow
or the first of next week, when they
hope to visit every farmer contigu-
Gus to Dawson.
The cold weather last Saturday
interfered somewhat with the at
tendance at the Lauterbach Easter
opening, but not with the genial
brightness and holiday air of the in
terror or with the liberal distribution
of souvenirs to all corners. Mike
and Joe have made themselves de-
cidedly solid with Redwood Falls
people, by their thorough-going
neatness and unvarying courtesy in
dealing with young and old.
Seed oats for sale by VIM. DaSkam
81 miles east of city. 37-2t.
There will be no trial of the case
filed last fall for distributing de-
famatory election circulars. The
defendants saved the necessity Of
airing this campaign incident in
court by appearing before Judge