The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-05-12

, Lawn mowers sharpened and re-
paired at Muehlbauer's automobile
, repair shop. GEO. WEIGH.
Kuck and Pratt were successful
bidders for the job of sprinkling our
: streets, at S35 per month, the award
being made at the council meeting
last Wednesday.
WANTED to investigate
a proposition insuring large returns
for small investment as we'll as large
ones If interested, apply at once
to A. T. Sunde, Sacred Heart. 40-4t
The high school ball club went to
Morgan last Saturday, where they
won out by score so large as to
suggest some pretty loose playing
% to 4. The Morgan boys were
smaller and are given credit for
making a plucky defense against
odds.
Mrs. Sim Paul of Winthrop, bet
ter known in Redwood Fails when
she was Jessie Hinton of Morton,
died at her Winthrop home last
Thursday, the result of childbirth
complications. The funeral was
held at Morton last Saturday, Ed.
Pratt and wife attending from this
city.
Mrs. S. ]. Race surprised her
mother. Mrs. Hancy Mckay, and
other relatives in this city last week
Wednesday, remaining for few
days with them and returning to her
home in Minneapolis Saturday. Red
wood county friends of Mrs. Race
and they are legion-will be pleased
to learn that her health is much bet
ter this spring than it has been for
some time.
Mrs. Donald Stewart and two lit
tie daughters went to Iowa Monday,
where Mrs, Stewart was called by a
message to the effect that the con-
dition Of her father was critical and
that she had better come before it
was too late to see him alive. Mr..
Stewart expects that she will remain
at her old home until such time as
she is ready to go with him on his
trip to the west.
Liveryman Krieger of Franklin
and erstwhile Of Redwood Falls is
evidently of a forgiving disposition,
as he declined to make any complaint
against painter of that town who
took shot at him with a revolver
on the street. after a saloon row.
The bullet went about four feet wide
of the mark, it is said, and there be-
ing no legal way of Furnishing the
poor marksman, one Siegfried. he
was fined S25 and costs for shooting
within the village limits.
Tom Dennistoun sent The Gazette
the report in regard to Douglas
Aliens tip-top stock, and says that
this shipment was not only the best
sent to the South St. Paul market
this year, but that it shows that
with good feeding and care Redwood
county stock feeders can make top
beef. Tom also puts in a good word
for the house he is working for, G..
L. Kaye, who paid the fancy price
and who is ready to pay it to others
who will bring their stock to him.
Everybody in Redwood Falls has
right to be busy these days. The
crew on the power plant improve
ments now number twenty or more,
another gang of men is employed in
stalling the new telephone line, the
cement workers are employing a
large number in various ways, and
a half dozen building projects are
keeping all mechanics busy. With
everybody busy at good wages, it
ought to follow that all are happy.
The Redwood Falls Produce Co.
shipped a carload of $50 cases of
eggs last week. AS such shipment
brings around $4,000 to the produc-
ers, it will be seen that the egg crop
mounts up into money during the
season. The produce company is an
institution that should be sustained
by our business men. They are
building up trade in a number of
towns in this state and the Redwood
company is already helping in this