The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-07-28

jeanette Huff, of Orlando, Okla,
visited at Eben Horr's Sunday.
Miss Rhoda Knowlton, who has
been guest at C. Fred Thompson's,
returned to her home in St. James
last Friday.
The r. F. Prod. Co. will
ship a car of live poultry July
81. Top market prices will be
paid in cash.
Notice-To our patrons that lose
anything it would be we'll to inquire,
as this is the only way we can re-
turn articles to their right owners5
Redwood Dream.
Charlie Truesdell, formerly assist
ing at the Farmers elevator, is now
in charge of a large North Dakota
wheat station and is enjoying vaca-
ton at the home of his mother in
this city.
Albert Japs has been assisting the
strong Winthrop ball aggregation
but reports that the club lost out in
games with travelling alleged
bloomer aggregation, with men pro-
fessionals playing the important
stations.
For Sale-Acre lots right in the
heart of the natural Park of Ramsey
falls. No more beautiful spot can
be found for home. Also an ideal
stock farm adjoining Redwood Falls.
For prices and terms inquire of A. J.
White. 49-4t
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arnold of
Landa, N. D., have been visiting at
the home of John Strausell the past
week. Mrs. Arnold is a sister of
Mrs. Strausell. They left for their
new home at Stanley. N. D.. Mon
day, where Mr.. Arnold has bought
an elevator.
Have you seen one Of those self
heating fiat irons that burns gasoline
or alcohol? They are all that is
claimed for them and are we'll worth
the price. You better get one tn
week while the agent is in town or
leave word at Japs' machine shop
and the agent will call on you and
show you what they are. 1t.
Lamberton Star: Surveyor L. j.
Becvar was in the city from Redwood
Falls last Wednesday. He has ten
dered his resignation as surveyor on
judicial bitches No. 4. 5, and 7 in
Redwood county and judicial ditch
No. | in Brown and Redwood coun-
ties. No compensation for the work
for about three years, is the reason
given by Mr.. Becvar for resigning
as surveyor of the bitches.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Aiken started
last Monday from Minneapolis for
the west, having left here over the
Northeastern the day before. They
expect to stop over day at Living
ston to call on w. H. Force and fam
lily, and after making stops at Spo-
kane, North Yakima and Seattle, to
visit for a week or two with a cousin
and boyhood chum of The Gazette
man. The latter hopes to get a
story or two for this paper on the
trip and give its readers a little
something to be thankful for in the
way of new ideas from friendly
helpers who will look after the news
during his vacation. Mr. G. w. Ell
! lis is vested with full authority to
act for him in matters pertaining to
business or otherwise, so far as The
Gazette family is concerned.
Cheer, cheer, the gangs all here.
Co. L returned from camp last Sat
urday with the loss of very few
men who were taken prisoners while
passing through the cities. Although
some of the boys had very red noses
when they returned, especially the
ones that work inside, they were
caused by nothing stronger than the
gentle rays of Old Sol. We have
every reason to be proud of the con-
duct of the boys while at camp. One
staff officer handed out the bouquet
that they were the best behaved
company of the guard. The boys
are also justly proud of their target
practice. Although they have had
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