The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-12-29

New Years turkey at the Dream
tomorrow night at $50.
DR.. Inglis is visiting his little
daughter and other relatives in Wis
consin this week.
Miss Marguerite Warner is enjoy
ing her vacation as teacher in the
Virginia schools with her parents in
this city.
Come to the Dream tomorrow
night, you will hear what is on for
New Years. Will interest men,
women and children.
Phone 258 any time and find out
about the Dream. Always glad to
talk with you. We are never tired,
may make you tired. Never sleepy
but always dreamy so call up the
Dream.
Miss Maud Whittet arrived home
from Battle Creek a few days before
Christmas, to the surprise of Mrs.
! Whittet but not so much so to the
other members of the family. Miss
Maud will remain at home for the
winter.
Registration day yesterday was
not quite as fierce as election day
last January, but was stiff winter
weather alright. The prospects are
good for a full vote on account of
the license question. next Tuesday,
but, thank goodness, there will be
no occasion for personalities.
j At the recent term of court in
New Ulm, Nichols, who held up the
Northwestern depot operator at that
place last spring, was sentenced to
seven years in the penitentiary. The
grand jury failed to find any indict-
ment in the case of Mr.. Schafer, ac-
cused of selling liquor to minors at
Springfield.
The Glencoe Roller Mills owned
and operated by Lindemeier & Bed
mar. burned to the ground Friday
i evening, Dec. LIST. The proprietors
estimate the loss Of the mill and the
stock on hand at between $1,000 and
$4,000, upon which they carried in
surance amounting to $4,000. The
origin of the fire is unknown, but it
is evident that it started in the en-
CINE room.
Echo Enterprise: Miss Zelma
Thune, the music teacher, was the
: recipient of a fountain pen as a
Christmas gift from her Echo pupils.
&C. D. Thompson, the piano man,
placed a Bush & Gerts piano in the
school house yesterday. 1t was used
during the program last evening
and added greatly to the pleasure of
all present. The pupils are hoping
it will remain a permanent fixture
for their benefit.
, Mrs, Joseph Tyson pleasantly sur
prised her friends in Redwood Falls
Sunday by re-appearing at her old
: home, which Mr.. Tyson had reserved
until next March at the time of its
sale, where she is now awaiting the
! return of Mr.. Tyson. 1t is a good
/ thing to begin the New Year Alright
and Mrs. Tyson declares that Red.
: wood Falls is home for her and she
} is pleased to be at home again. after
t several months absence.
2 "It don't make any difference
: whether it SHOWS or not, Crimmins
2 sells two farms just the same" OBJ
served that hustling auctioneer last
Monday. Asked for specifications
e he instanced the sale of the DeFrance
' farm five and half miles east oil
e this city, in Paxton, to Orchard &
: Ruby of Glidden, Iowa, and of the
: M. E. Wolf farm in the same town
4 ship to E. M. Ramey of the same
: place. Mr.. Ruby was in the city {
: few weeks ago, and with his partner
!. conducts one Of the successful loca
f papers of that part of Iowa at Gid
I den, and as he is handling real estate
Y on the side, is likely to give Red
n wood county some valuable publicit!
S next season.
) Did you read Dad Isham's ad
s Dads talk suggests fact that SOM
e of us are liable to overlook, that tn,
e people who have been leaving thu
n country and rushing to the cities ar
y now on the toboggan while the real