The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-01-27

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R. No. 4. 24-5.
Miss Kempton was called from
her duties at Philbrick's store the
first of the week, to wait at the bed
side of her aged mother at Sunapee,
N. H.
w. R. Hills Of Cleveland, N. Da-
kota, arrived Sunday morning to
spend week with his mother. w.
R. has not been here since four
years ago.
The Barnes livery stable and stock
recently passed into the manage
ment of H. Mckenzie, Robt. Pile
having sold the stock and the Barnes
Bros. giving the new owner lease
of the building.
Mesdames Cooper and Bell will
entertain the ladies' mite society
at the home of the former, Friday
evening of this week, at 2::30 O'Clock.
The ladies of the congregation cor
daily invited.
Frank Davidson, who issettIlng his
affairs in order with a view to re-
moving from Morgan, was at the
court house last Saturday, filing the
plat of Davidson's first addition to
Morgan village.
Our way of selling 1.-THE national
way is on the guarantee plan. If
our pyramid stock lice powder is
not satisfactory we will take it back
without bubble, so you risk moth
ing. Ask your druggist for this.
Alex. Dennistoun and bride ar
rived here early last week and have
taken up their residence in Mr.. Den
nistoun's Wyoming street property,
formerly known as the S. j.. Race
house. Alex has rented his farm to
c. R. Carr and family of Nevada,
Iowa, relatives of G. B. Ashford Of
this city.
Winnebago Enterprise: George
Ellis of Redwood Falls came down
Monday so attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, the late Louis Weir.
He returned to Redwood Falls Tues
day morning. George is the fore
man of the Gazette at that place,
and is not only one of the best print
ers in the business, but one of the
most reliable as we'll.
Up to date 1928 teachers have re-
sponded to the inquiry as to whether
Redwood Falls or Wabasso would be
their choice for the next teachers
convention. Ninety-one voted for
Redwood Falls and the meeting will
occur Feb. &c and 81. Arrange
ments were being made to secure
President Weld of the Moorhead
Normal and Co. Supt. Howard of
Olmstead county for discourses.
Perhaps the reader may not think
it much of a job to put into type
the county financial statement which
takes so much space in this issue.
In fact, it would be nearly month S
work for an ordinary compositor to
do all the mechanical work, and it
was pretty hard weeks stunt for
The Gazette force and explains the
scant supply of other reading mat
ter in this number
Two of the range missionaries got
into scrap here last Saturday eyen-
ing and were taken before Judge
Laudon, County Attorney Owens
appearing as prosecutor. Judge
Laudon imposed a fine of $40 and
costs on the aggressor in the case,
and the parties resumed their work
OF relieving divers and Sundry seek
ers after home comfort. There will
be other ''notes" of discord later
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Pryor and
children returned home on the 14tb,
after spending Christmas with Mrs.
Pryor's parents at Buffalo and visit
ing friends and relatives in Mime
apolis and St. Paul and other points.
While in Wright county Robert went
out with a party of wolf hunters
which succeeded in rounding up a
pack of five, of which only one was
killed, the rest succeeding in making
their escape.
E. N. Swan, whose departure from
Morton, with his family was noted
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