The Redwood gazette., 1909-10-06

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suit. F. A. GRAY. If.
Wanted Experienced girl for gen
eral house work. Inquire Of Mrs.
w. H. Gold. 9-2t.
All join hands and cirle around
the corner to the Redwood Dream.
/ Mrs. Jos. Tyson will entertain a
party of invited guests at bridge
whist this evening. at her home. on
Grove street.
R. F. Wherland accompanied Mrs.
Burch as far as Olivia on her way
to visit at Webster. S. D., last Sun
day. making the trip in his runa-
bout.
We are trying to give an enter
tainment worth the admission. So
if you don't win the prize you can
go home feeling that you have had
value received anyway at Redwood
Dream.
Attorney C. T. Howard went to
St. Paul yesterday to argue ditch
case which he won out with in the
lower court only to have to go over
the course again against an appeal
for new trial.
| Capt. Hingeley and Lieuts. Nook
and Doliff will go to New Ulm next
Friday to attend the sessions of the
officers association, M. N. G., which
will hold two days session at New
Ulm, Oct. 9Th and 9th Capt. Hinge
ley is figuring to have Lieut.. Nook
appointed on a committee to investi-
gate the leading industry Of the
historic city.
Granite Falls Journal: An inter-
esting case is soon to be tried in
Iowa. The case will be to determine
whether or not the Bell Telephone
company has the right to buy up all
the independent telephone lines and
merge all into one company for the
purpose Of controlling rates. The
Bell people are trying their best to
create monopoly, and it is greatly
to be desired they be restrained.
At the congregational meeting at
the Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning, George w. Ellis was elect
ed to represent the congregation at
the meeting of the Mankato presby-
terry at Winnebago. when action will
be taken on the resignation of Pastor
Chambers Of this city. Mr.. Cham
bers desiring to be relieved of his
responsibilities as pastor early next
month, the congregation voted to
act in harmony with their pastors
request. Mr.. Ellis will go to Win
nebago Saturday. that being the
home of his parents, and Rev.
Chambers will remain until Monday,
when the Presbytery is to convene.
The water will be turned into the
new power house next week and
power supplied for the present cleo
trio service. preliminary to the full
installation according to the origi-
nal plans. Messrs. Burmeister and
Wherland have been putting in long
days and the former has been pour
ing lots of money into the work of
installing the new electric plant,
and we wonder if their fellow citi-
zens fully appreciate the Importance
of the work. If it is a success and
money-maker as we trust it will
be, the appreciation will come, but
little appreciation won hurt while
we are waiting for that part of the
program.
A party Of about "a citizens of
this place, mostly young men. have
chartered a special car to run ever
the Northwestern to Aberdeen next
Sunday evening, giving the excur-
sionists ample opportunity to regis
ter for the land drawings on the
two Indian reservations which are
to be opened for homestead settle
ment. The party will include eight
members Of the Scenic City band
and these will take their instruments
along and make no uncertain sound
as to the proposition of Redwood
Falls having lively bunch of citi-
zens. AS only small percentage of
those registering are likely to draw
valuable claims, there is no danger
of the old town being permanently
depopulated as a result of this ex-
pedition.
If the plans devised by the man.
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