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

Carpenters have been making re-
pairs at the M. E. parsonage.
The boat house is now connected
up with the city water service.
The orders of court establishing
judicial bitches numbered 5 and 6
were filed with Clerk Weldon last
Monday.
1000 Girls Wanted-16 to 20 years.
Steady work in factory. Good
wages and hours. Write Publicity
Bureau, St. Paul 39-2t
The D. L. Crimmins agency is hav-
ing city water installed in the tene-
ments on Fifth street, which are
being remodeled for occupancy,
Misses Gretchen and Eva Hitch
cock of this city have been elected
to positions in the public schools at
Austin, this state, the coming year.
Company L.-Remember that reg
ular drill will be held every Thurs
day night. Let every man be at
the hall at 7:45 sharp, in blue uni
form.
Field Agent Hayes was in this city
the past week, assisting ]. A. John
son in the work of spreading the
news as to the merits of North Da-
kota lands.
C. V. Everett's family is tempo
rarily occupying the Francois house
on Fourth street, while their own
residence on Wyoming street is be-
ing remodeled throughout.
]. A. Werner recently ordered his
Gazette sent to Selah, Wash, where
he has taken possession of a ranch.
Save few of those big red ones
for The Gazette, j. A.
Steve Golden brought home a
handsome Shetland pony from
Worthington one day last week, and
his little boy hasn't time to think of
much of anything else ever since.
Secretary H. D. Gerth of Fair
mont arrived here Monday to start
a force Of men for the season at the
cement works, the company haying
large orders to fill for this season in
this county.
Miss Ida M. Boyd, niece of DR..
Boyd. is now filling the position of
Miss Theresa Sween, who was called
away from her work at the Ander-
sen Studio on account Of the sickness
of her aunt, Mrs. Lehrdahl of Madi-
son, Wis. Miss Boyd was formerly
employed in the Gunderson Studio,
Winona. Her home is St. Charles,
MINI.
Commencing last Sunday, Rev. S.
M. Smith is preaching a series of
Sunday evening sermons on Given
tieth Century Problems. Last Sum-
day the topic was Twentieth Century
Labor, for next Sunday it will be
Twentieth Century Wealth, for May
18th Twentieth Century Civilization
and for May 23d Twentieth Century
Responsibility.
|. N. Tompkins received the glad
hand from a large number of old
friends in the old town the first Of
this week. He has just resumed
work after siege Of the grip at his
home in St. Paul and shows the eff
feet of the ordeal somewhat. He is
taking orders for the manufacture
ing department of the Mankato
Free Press.
Bad weather probably limited the
attendance at the K. P. basket social
to some extent last Friday evening,
but did not cast a damper on the en-
joyment of the considerable number
who attended. About thirty couple
took part in the dancing which fol-
lowed the social session at the hall.
Most of the baskets sold to the dol
lar limit and the benefit was salts
factory.
Miss Luella Turrell, who has been
principal of the schools at Dickinson,
N. D., the past three years and was
reelected for a fourth, has accepted
the offer of the same position in the
high school at St. James, this state,
which will enable her to visit her