The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-07-28

the greatest number Including votes
of all kinds. those issued on sub.
scriptions or renewals, or on collec-
tions. those cut from the paper, a nd
those from the free merchants cou-
pons) will win the Early Bird prize
of $40,
The one who has next to the great
est number of votes on Aug. 9th, at
6 p. M. will receive not prize but
a bonus of 10000 extra votes, free.
The third highest will receive bo-
nus Of $500 extra votes, and the
fourth will receive bonus of 5000
extra votes.
Be sure that you are one of the
Early Birds-get an early start and
get all the votes you possibly can be-
fore Aug. 9th--so as to win the $40
special prize. The same votes will
count over again, of course, toward
the prizes in our regular list to be
awarded at the close of the contest
on Oct. 9th.
Would you like to feel that you
had helped some deserving young
lady win a $65 sewing machine?
Then make a point of asking for yot-
ing coupons whenever you spend a
dollar at any of the contest stores.
No matter what you buy-if you are
buying pork for the boarders or dia-
mond tiaras for yourself-if you
pay cash at a contest store you are
entitled to Is votes for each and
every dollar spent.
The merchants in the contest have
each contributed lavishly to the
prize list. Each has given a prize
which represents the best and cost
Hest goods he carries, or if his line
is not appropriate, has given prize
of some sort that is rare and fine
and costly. These prizes are not to
be confused with the prizes which
The Gazette offers. Read the prize
list in the big display ad. in this is
sue, and see what your candidate
may win. if you stand within twenty
places of the top of the list, when
the "most popular ladies" are finally
elected, according to their respect
i've SldilulIlSS Ill VOl0S.
The following comprises the full
list of nominations as made to time
of going to press. We know many
most worthy young ladies and will
be glad to add their names to the
list at any time.
MORGAN.
Hattie Bohn Viola Vessel
Cora Metdg Olga GrabOu
Maud Kempton Alma Otto
Lille Albrecht Emma kr.nke
rs her Gluth Anna MCRae
Lottie kemptOD Mrs. Cora Fox
Katherine Shoffman Lizzie Lorge
Carrie Hartwick Bessie Rist
Alma Pauling Mrs. Lucius Porter
Mrs. Nels Rams Myrtle Rail
Mrs. Gertrune Carlyle
NORTH REDWOOD
Irma Shoemaker Mary Hosken
Ellen Mann Emma Zwemke
Mrs. J. B. BatSon Alma Castle
Mrs. r. T. Benson Myrtle Wolff
LAMBERTON
Pearl Griffin Edna Cooler
Lola Terry Della Cook
Hazel Bookhart
WALNUT GROVE
Sadie Nelson Olga Wilson
Emma Schafer Annie Grunden
Annie Olson Fannie Carlson
Lillian Reynolds Grace VanDOrsten
WABASSO
Silvia NCDHugal Ella Oatwyler
winnie Boyer Anna Sta>sen
Madge Davis Hattie LuScher
Gertie Weller Rosa GeOrginS
lydia Hauptl Sarah Lindeman
Zelma Lindeman Anna Neuenburg
MILROY
Hlda Heinen Mayme Cain
Bertha Gibb
SEAFORTH
Mable Longbottom
TRACY
Harriet Weber Naoma Hicks
Ella Hicks Lizzie Simmons
Edith Olson Mile Olson
Ruth Olson Fac Burden
CLEMENTS
Mary Weber Flossie Dahms
Gwendolyn Eaton
DELHI
Vera Kierzler Dean McCorquodale
Mary Carbert Clara Rogers
gneS Steele Florence Parker
Ethel Mckay Mary PierSOl
Lois Mclean Florence Parker
Hiima HelgeSon Olga FlOre
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Ella Lussenhop Amelia VOTERS
Lulu MunSen Anna Wederath
Maud POncin Bertha LusSenhop
Lena Knuepp!e Lucy Metag
Grace McGregor Ruth Barber
REDWOOD FALLS
Marguerite Warner Zelma Thune
Amy Barnes Marie Tolzman
Edna Ashford Edith McIlravie
Elsie Steffen Matte Callaghan
Dorothy Dofnberg Grace LentZ
Abbie Peavey Bessie Elliott
Melissa harrington Myrtle WolvertOn