The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-03-03

BANKER mace Shipment OF nOgS TO
the cities last Friday.
Auctioneer Crimmins is busy
enough-only two open dates be-
tween now and March 10th.
My guarantee back of every
watch. My prices lower than the
lowest during March. A. Asleson.
S. o. Mason went to Minneapolis
yesterday morning to attend the big
cement workers convention and
show.
The Presbyterian young people
will be entertained at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Mclean next Fri
day evening, March 5th.
Inform yourself by reading mail
order catalogues. Then I'll show
you a better watch at the same fig
ure. Rock-bottom prices for March.
A. Asleson.
Farmers are urged to attend the
sale of registered Shorthorn cattle
that is to be held at Marshall on the
10Th of March.
Quite number of Redwood Falls
people will be in attendance at the
big automobile show at Minneapolis,
which occurs March 18th to 10th in
elusive.
Echo is to have a creamery and
dairy meeting Thursday of next
week. with dairy commissioner
Slater and President Schilling of the
state dairy association as speakers.
If your piano needs tuning or re-
priring and you have no tuner en-,
gagged, please leave your orders with
Mrs. F. w. Philbrick. l plan to be
in Redwood Falls again some time in
March. A. O. Halter.
Belview Independent: We notice
that George Kroy has recently pur-
chased a home in Redwood Falls,
which indicates that he has given up
farming for good. Redwood Falls
has certainly gained a good reliable
citizen.
Miss Gertrude Phillips, who up to
few years ago resided near this
city with her mother, Mrs. w. j.
Phillips, was married recently to
Arthur Miller of Galesburg, III.
They were married at Napoleon, N.
D., near Steele, where the brides
mother resides.
j. T. Horn of this place has recent
ly accepted an offer from the Dodd
& Struthers copper cable lightning
. rod makers. at Des Moines. with his
territory mainly in North Dakota.
In view of the frequency of losses
by lightning the last two seasons,
the demand for protection from that
sort of loss is increasing.
Stenographers and typewriters
wanted. There is steady demand
everywhere for stenographers and
typewriters. Stenography is many
times short cut to high confidential
positions We teach stenography
and typewriting thoroughly and
practically by mail in your spare
time and at low cost. Write today
for Commercial Circular" Paul
Kann, Rep. l. G. S., New Ulm.
MINI. 30-3t.
Fred Barnes has written his broth
er in this city that he has purchased
place near Anahelm, southern Cal
ifornia. and has decided to make
that place his home. We understand
that he has sent for his household
effects and will not return here to
live. This will be unwelcome news
to large number in lodge and social
circles, Mrs. Barnes being as active
and useful in these lines as her hus-
: band.
t Milroy Echo: Monday of this
: week Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Cain, re-
4 siding two miles south of this place,
e celebrated their 25th wedding ami
Il versary and host of friends in the
n village and surrounding country
participated in the event. Mr.. and
J. Mrs. Cain were presented with two
r beautiful leather rockers, some sill.
!. verware and other valuable presents,
). There were people from Gales. Lu-
) can, Underwood, Milroy and Water
e town. S. D.