The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-09-29

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Change of.pictures every night at
the Dream.
H. M. Sandager was down from
Belview yesterday.
! The tile factory are making a tile
that should last forever. If.
Father Kern of Sleepy Eye paid a
neighborly visit to Father Schiffrer
in this city Yesterday.
Lost-A pair of bow gold-rimmed
eye glasses were lost on the Delhi
road west of city on Saturday, Sept.
4th. Finder leave at this office for
reward.
The arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Law
renee King should have been noted
last week, Mrs. King having visited
in Iowa for the past two months.
Get a coupon every night this
week for a chance on five dollar
gold piece given away Saturday
night, Oct. I'd, at Redwood dream.
Father Schleuzacek of the Bechyn
church is making his home with
Father Schiffrer for a season, driv-
ing to Bechyn to fill his appoint
ments there.
The prosperous little city of Fer
gus Falls sustained heavy loss last
week by the giving away Of con-
crete dam. which had been put in
but short time ago. The resulting
Hoses were stated at over 5000, 900.
The Franklin Tribune says that
six of the Dode-Fisk circus men
went on a spree there Thursday of
last week. and one of them ended up
by being run over by a freight train
near Fairfax, and was fearfulIy
mangled.
Six hearts were legalized by Clerk
Weldon to beat as three. last week.
The licenses run to Agnes Plotz and
John Neudecker Of Clements, to
Ethel A. Quinn of Lamberton and
Shirley Earle Doughty of Cotton
wood county, and to Lisbeth G..
Neale of Waterville and Mason c..
Quinn.
Vesta Censor: You will learn just
about as much attending the county
fair at Redwood this week as you
would had you visited the big twin
city show. besides you will be money
ahead and can get home in time to
sleep in bed without having to pay
twice what the bed is worth for the
privilege.
By the giving way of the scaffold-
ing on the Japs building last Wednes-
day, Warren Rhoades received
bruises which have kept him in bed
most of the time since, though he is
said to be getting on fairly we'll at
this writing. Frank and Joe De-
Groat were thrown to the ground at
the same time but escaped serious
injury.
Rev. John S. Rood, pastor of the
Congregational church at Sleepy
Eye for the past three years has &C.
copied the position of general mis-
sionary in North Dakota with head
quar- tiers at Dickinson, that state.
His territory will comprise about
200 miles square in the southwest
ern part of the state. He will begin
wo rk on his new charge Oct. 1st.
Bird Island Union: Since early
last spring there has been a scarcity
I of houses in Bird Island and the
point where somebody will be COM
PEELED to build seems to have been
reached unless several families make
their homes in tents. There is plen-
ty of property for sale but the peo-
pie who wish to buy seem to prefer
the residences which are being
Erented.
r The death of the aged widow Of
Goodthunder occurred at the Pax
ton agency on the 10th, and Prof.
Human of the agency school is of
the opinion that she was nearly 100
years old. The old lady was honor
ably mentioned in Bishop Whipple's
Indian "reminiscences, one of her
deeds at the time of the massacae
being the rescuing and secreting of
the only copy of the bible that the
agency boosted when the buildings
were set on fire. The aged woman
had been feeble for many months
before her death.