The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-05-05

WANTED-Investors to investigate
a proposition insuring large returns
for small investment as we'll as large
ones. If interested, apply at once
to A. T. Sunde, Sacred Heart. 40-4t
The bankers association of this
congressional district is to be held
at Marshall on the 10Th of this
month, and the delegates are sure OF
handsome treatment in our sister
city.
C. J. Barris of Minneapolis is the
manager of the new 5 and 10 cent
store just opened in the Thompson
store building west of the opera
house.
Mrs. Elizabeth Goblirsch, mother
of George and John Goblirsch of
Wabasso. died at her home in La
fayette township, Nicoilet county,
April Goth, of dropsy, aged II years.
The local band will go with the
the Redwood Falls Pv Lands next
Sunday, when the latter will meet
the strong Sleepy Eye base ball ag-
gregation. The band should be
able to play See the Conquering
Heroes Come on the return trip.
Special picture sale at Andersen's
Studio from May 18th until June
1st. Great bargains in home scene
ries in all sizes; also colored pictures;
post cards. single and double lengths;
frames in all sizes; pictures to suit
all classes. One-half actual value.
Forty young people availed them
selves of the hospitable welcome
awaiting them at DR.. Gibson's last
Friday evening, in spite of unfavor-
able weather conditions. They have
learned to expect good time at the
doctors and were not disappointed
in this instance.
Secretary SchmahI has won col
umns of commentator from the
newspapers of this state for his
prompt work in getting out both
the legislative manuals and the ses-
sion laws in record time. julius A.
doesn't need any do it Now sign
on his desk.
Shed. SHINING of New Avon ar
rived home a few days ago from a
visit to his son in Pipestone county,
and reported that farmers in many
localities through which he passed
were emerging from the snow drifts
and were much farther in arrears
with seeding than are the farmers
of this vicinity.
Agent Ziemer of the Western Ele-
vator Co. calls our attention to the
fact that his company is planning to
offer special prizes for the best bar
ley samples raised this season.
These prizes will be in addition to
premiums awarded at the various
county fairs where the exhibits are
made.
The April meeting of the Woman S
Foreign Missionary society was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Henry
Kuck, assisted by Mrs. Herman
Werder. 1t was very pleasant af-
ternoon and the rooms were COM
fortably full of members and visitors.
The meeting proved very enjoyable,
also the luncheon that followed it.
Franklin Tribune: Progressive
Redwood Falls is now hustling for a
modern armory building. The state
will lend aid and one business man
of the town has subscribed $500 to-
ward the project. Redwood Falls
has the spirit of enterprise that will
move mountains and such a small
matter as an armory building will
never go by defalt in the western
city.
The Tcland Business school at
Mankato owes over $4,000 and is un-
able to meet its obligations. The
management has been offered $4,000
by the Commercial College and the
creditors may decide to take it. The
Toland management in times past
has been more conspicuous for hot
air methods than for knowledge of
business, which may have some
bearing on their present condition.
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