The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-12-01

/ Donald Stewards family dined
with Delhi relatives on Thanksgiving
day.
Old residents may be interest ed in
knowing the whereabouts of H. G..
Hays, formerly of the Sleepy Eye
| Dispatch. The Herald notes that he
is now manager of the roller flour
mills at Brainerd.
See our line of japanese art china
in Egyptian, Moorish and grape
vine designs. Kuenzli & Luscher. l
! H. Schleuder is fitting up an opti-
cal room in the rear Of his store, for
the convenience of Mrs. Schleuder,
who completed an optical course of
study last summer and will manage
that part of the business.
Said a young divine who wanted
to impress his congregation with the
beauty of the uplifted face of a
child, "Ah, dear friends, what is
more beautiful than the face of an
upturned child?" Nobody was ready
with the answer.
The Christian church has arranged
to hold an Evangelistic Camp align
during the month of February The
Rev. S. M. Smith has secured an
evangelist of national reputation to-
gether with frst-class musical di-
rector to assist him in these meet
ings.
Beautiful $40 doll given away by
Heilman & belong Dec. 23d, to one
Of the purchasers for cash only who
buy at our store before that date. 2
Miss Gretchen Hitchcock accom-
panied her sister to Austin last Sun
day, to fill the position to which she
was elected in the Austin schools,
but on account of health conditions,
has been filling by substitute since
the opening of the term in Septem-
Der.
The Fireman's ball Thanksgiving
night was humdinger in point of
attendance and a success in the mat
ter of giving good time for those
who took part in it. The only draw
back was lack of room to accommo-
date all who would have liked to
witness the festivities.
Operator Turner's home was the
scene of a family reunion last
Thanksgiving day, father and moth
er H. G. Eaton, Editor C. C. Eaton
and wife and Mr.. and Mrs. B. A.
Eaton coming up from Morgan, to-
gether with Miss Gwen Eaton of the
Clements schools and a graduate of
the high school of this city.
Strayed-Two small bull calves,
one light red, one dark. Anyone
knowing where they are please
notify. S. Wetmore, Redwood Falls. |
MINI. 1t.
The electric light plant was hung
up for an hour or so last night on
account Of a plank carelessly placed
behind the switchboard, by plaster
ers at work in the power house. The
plank disconnected the cable and the
town was in gloom until the cause
of the trouble was traced up.
How | reached the North Pole by
Frederick A. Cook. Tonight at the
Dream, told by Victor phonsgraph
on sale afterwards at C. D. Thomp
sons music store.
Tonight! Tonight! How reached
the North Pole at the Dream, on sale
at C. D. Thompson's afterwards.
The Red Cross anti-tuberculosis
campaign has developed one hopeful
fact, and that is that modern medic
al science can detect tuberculosis in
it's early stages and effect complete
cure if the subject will only give ma
ture chance with plenty of fresh
air. 1t is getting to be quite ques-
ton whether storm windows have
any proper place in Minnesota. 1t
all depends on whether there is thor
ough ventilation otherwise.
A report recently issued from the
geological survey at Washington
states that more than thousand
artesian wells in South Dakota are
drawing approximately Z 10000 gal
Ions of water per day from the
artesian basin west of here, and the
report predicts that this great draft
cannot always continue. but must