The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-05-19

Wanted to buy a good general
purpose horse. weight about 110(
pounds. Apply to H. F. Buechner
Suppose you try two or three
evenings Of the week at the Red.
. wood Dream. You will never re.
gret it.
Lost-Between Kahler House and
Palace store, one 500 bill. Finder
please communicate with box GA
Morton and receive reward.
The mystery in the case Of H. j.
Ledbeter, who disappeared from his
home near Mankado two weeks ago
had not been solved at last advices.
The band stand has been removed,
after the little park at the corner
was graded and seeded, and band
concerts will be started up again
about the first week in June.
WANTED-Investors to investigate
a proposition insuring large returns
for small investment as we'll as large
ones. If interested, apply at once
to A. I. Sunde, Sacred Heart. 40-4t
Mrs. C. S. Nook went to Mime
apolis yesterday, where she will visit
her parents and be joined by Rector
Nook later in the week, both going
to the annual convocatlon of this
diocese at Faribault next Wednes-
day.
Next Sunday night the Rev. S.
M. Smith will conclude his series of
sermons on the Goth Century prob
lens. The subject will be "2Oth
Century Social Conditions" The
address will be illustrated by 100
lantern views Of the darkest spots
of Chicago and the condition of
large portion Of her inhabitants.
Till Tibbetts was up from Excel
sior to attend the funeral of Mrs.
McCorquodale, his sister, and called
on friends in this city yesterday
the same old Till as of yore. Mrs.
Tibbetts has been poorly in health
and is likely to take a health trip
west this summer in company with |
Horace Daniels and wife, the latter
Mrs. Tibbetts' sister.
Something to keep in your mem
Dry. That in going to the Redwood
Dream to spend an evening, you are
attending nothing that is immoral in
any way. You may enjoy a good
laugh at the comic and be amazed
at the scenery you see. that would
cost many miles of travel and dollars
to see otherwise. Yet there is a
lesson to be learned there. So don't
be afraid to go and see some of the
good things they have to show you
there.
The First National Bank is issuing
a neat little book to their friends
and customers called successful corn
culture. The book is edited by Prof.
P. G.. Holden of the Iowa State Col
lege. Prof. Holden, though his expe-
riments and aid, has increasd the
yield of corn in his state the last
five years to the extent of $4,000, 900
bushels. The Improvement quality
has also increased under his supervis-
sion of nearly so per cent. Ask for
a copy Of this book, at the bank.
Echo Enterprise: A box car was
blown from the mill side track
during the high wind on Tuesday.
The car broke through the switch.
took the main line and started for
Wood Lake at a clip that would make
even Will Giffin's trotter hump"
along some to keep up with it. The
section men stopped the runaway
about half way between here and
Wood Lake, before any damage was
done, but had the accident occurred
at night serious trouble might have
resulted.
Morton Enterprise: The gasoline
launch made it's first trip on the riv-
er Sunday, with IA enthusiastic pas
sengers. The boat left this village
at LAO p. m. for North Redwood,
arriving there at $40, covering a
distance of Is miles up stream in
two hours. On the return trip the
above distance was covered in exact
ly one hour, assuring passengers of
a speedy and pleasant trip to any
point on or near the river. Mr..