The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-08-11
Dode Fisk circus, the 9th.

A pleasant auto trip. Take in the
Redwood Dream picture show in
Morton on Thursday evening, at
$50 o'clock.
Miss Florence Morgan of Rock
ford, ILL.,, arrived Tuesday to spend
a week with her former schoolmate,
Miss Maude Colville, at the Colville
farm south of the city.
A number of houses were entered
last week by some of the transients
who follow the harvester about and
Friday night Mead's market was en-
tered and $40 in cash stolen.
For Rent-A 12O acre farm, fair
buildings, 81 miles from this city
Inquire of S. w. Shower. LIT.
R. E. Fuller is not to be outdone
by his city neighbors and has had
part of his buildings reshingled, and
all are being treated to coat of
paint. Alb. Durham is doing the
work.
Judge Laudon has invaded the
realm of the Demosthenes of the
Redwood bar, Werring of Morgan,
on three occasions with marked
success, having appealed but three
times.
There are things you can get along
without, but to be successful you
must have business education.
Write Mankato Commercial College,
for their yearbook and get informa-
ton that will lead you to fortune.
Our city will hereafter put on city
airs as the new managers of the city
laundry have brought large steam
whistle which they expect to put in
place at once and will try and wake
US up each morning, providing we
sleep late enough.
H. M. Hitchcock has rented his
home to Supt. Hermann and in turn
will occupy Mrs. Films house,
while Mrs. Finn and son. Brainerd,
will leave in about two weeks for
California where they will make
their home for a time at least.
Some nice catches of black bass
have been made of late along the
Redwood north of the railroad
bridge. The river is low and the
successful ones have made their
strings by whipping the pools. 9th
ers have landed a few pike and pick
erel.
Free Press, Reedsburg, Wis
Terry's Uncle Toms Cabin" which
exhibited here Wednesday evening,
was the biggest and best of its kind
seen in Reedsburg for a long time.
The attendance was good and words
of favorable comment were fire.
quently heard.
Frank Japs and wife went to Min
neapolis last Thursday, where Mrs.
Japs underwent an operation at St.
Barnabas hospital the following day.
We are pleased to note the opera
ton was a success and that Mrs.
Japs is recovering nicely from the
effects of the same.
Peavey's Lands continue to kick
up things in the benighted eastern
part of the state. The Waseca pa
pers refuse to give the score or tell
the details of the game because ''it's
too pathetic" Owatonna consoles
itself in defeat for that the "Flecks'
got theirs. The club that secures q
game from the boys Immediately
puts on airs.
The new firm of Banker & Dennis
toun are beginning work on their
new stock yards south of the old
creamery building. These gentle
men own the creamery lot but, find
ing that a better yard for their feed.
ing and shipping operations could be
had south of it. have bought that To-
cation and rent the creamery to the
tile factory. Mr.. Banker has lately
returned from Montana where he
bought 24O head of cattle for feeders
and the firm have bought a car load
Of cows in St. Paul which they are
selling for mixers and for feeders.
We regret very much to record
that MIR. Odekirk. whose resignation
from Bingham Bros elevator was
noted last week, is decidedly under
the weather. During the last six
months lode" has been a tireless
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