The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-03-24

Timothy seed for sale, S1.25 PEI
bushel. j. M. Stewart, Delhi. 1t.
Mrs. Jas. Gallery returns to Wa
basso today, having spent the pas
week with the Jacksons.
Rev. Smith breaches next Sunday
morning on Gospel Life" in the
evening, Guilty, or Not Guilty"
Carl Peterson's registered Llewlyr
setter, recently purchased, was one
of the dogs killed in North Redwood
Monday.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
serve Lenten supper in the church
dining rooms next Friday evening
Is cents.
Earl Peabody has installed an acct
ylene lighting plant in his home
which works so successfully that he
has contracted to put in a similar
outfit in Louis Fleischer's farm resi-
dence.
The residence of John Clark, Jr.,
at the south end of East St., has
been sold, and he is now renoyating
the Clark house at the north end of
East street for the occupancy of his
family.
The "Scenic City Band"- local
band under their new title have
secured the use of the commodious
auditorium of the Christian church
for the concert to be given April FL.
A fine program is under rehearsal,
of which more anon.
F. q. Rude, the new tenant on the
A. M. Stewart farm in Delhi, was
in this city last Saturday. His fam
lily recently arrived from Illinois,
and we believe that they will have
no complaint to make of social con-
ditions in that friendly community.
A. w. Mowbray of St. Charles Wis
tied here with DR.. Boyd, his broth
er-in-law the past week. Mr.. Now
bray mentioned the fact that the
eastern part of the state had been
favored with considerable more
snow than had fallen here and that
very little bare ground was visible
when he left there.
0. L. Dornberg took advantage of
a legislative recess last Saturday and
visited his family in this city. Doc"
says that with six million dollars
asked for by the different bills be-
fore the legislature and only little
over one million revenue for the
state in sight, the mortality for ap-
preparation bills promises to be
fierce.
President VonHagen of the
Sleepy Eye Milling Co., told the
Herald man last week that if the
same evidences of activity now en-
joyed by the mills at Sleepy Eye
continued there would be no removal
of the mills from that city, which
assurance is properly gratifying to
the people Of our sister city.
The Easter windows of the Palace
dry goods store were objects Especial
admiration last week. splendid taste
having been shown by the window
dresser in not overshadowing the
beautiful garments and materials by
Recommendation. The interior
of the store was also beautifully
decorated for the opening, ropes of
southern myrtle being used profuse-
ly for festoons, and strong effects
being made by a well-studled display
showing the variety and elegance
of the the goods offered for sale.
Thos. Dennistoun was reported
severely hurt, in the Pioneer Press,
by bucking broncho falling upon
him while Tom was riding the ami
NAL at South St. Paul. His brother
Archie heard from the injured man
a day or two ago. and reports that
the injuries do not appear to be of a
dangerous nature, though Tom will
be laid up by them for a few days.
The broncho tried in vain to throw
Tom off his back and ended his act
by falling backward, the horn of his
saddle striking the rider and wound
ing him in the groin,