The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-06-16

Call at the tile factory and see the
new tile. If.
D. w. Banker is shipping a car
load of wool this week.
Change of program three times a
week at Redwood Dream.
Don't forget the eclipse of the
sun tomorrow night. Performance
begins soon after six o'clock.
Four thousand feet Of pictures,
two hours of entertainment at the
Redwood Dream for ten cents.
Misses Everett and Dorothy Dorm
berg went west to Wood Lake Mon
day, to visit friends in that vicinity.
Mrs. VanDolah goes on a visiting
tour to Blooming Prairie and other
southern Minnesota points this week.
The railroad eating house at Nor
ton was last week sold by Mr.. Eckes
to Andrew Weiss, a former Vesta
citizen.
Miss Helen Mann arrived home
Monday, having completed her year
as teacher in one of the Minneapolis
schools.
The annual meeting of the Farm
ers' Elevator Co. of this city is else
where announced for Saturday of
next week, June 26th.
Thelma Cain entertained number
of her little friends Wednesday af-
ternoon in honor of her ninth birth
day. All report a pleasant time.
Miss Mildred Aiken was elected
delegate to the district Y. P. S. C. E
convention Sunday and will go to
Granite Falls, where the convention
is to be held, Friday of this week.
Insure your growing crops in the
Farmers Cooperative Hail Associa-
ton of Minnesota, operated and
managed by farmers to secure relia-
BILE and cheap protection. Apply to
A. d. Stewart. 43-4t.
Supt. Bebermeyer and wife left
here last Saturday, intending to visit
few days with relatives in Wash
ington county, and on the 18th go
to the cities, where Mr.. Bebermeyer
will attend the annual convention of
county superintendent at St. An
thony Park.
Auctioneer Crimmins came back
from Lethbridge last Friday, filled
with enthusiasm over the booming
condition of real estate in Alberta.
He intended to make another trip
there yesterday. John Arnett and
Frank Hoepner each picked out
section in the vicinity of Lethbridge.
Notices for hearings on petitions
for two new county bitches, in Sher-
idan, Kintire and Delhi, will be
found in this paper. The hearings
are to be held on Thursday of Chau-
tauqua week, so that petitioners can
hear Carrie Nation and look after
their drainage interests the same
day.
Four pairs have recently qualified
for as many June weddings at the
clerk of courts office. as follows:
Harry H. DeGroat and Emma A.
Blank, Herman Wegner and Clara
Goede of Lamberton, Frances C.
Woelful and Helen E. Gales of Sher-
idan and John Eisenrich and Lena
Koreis of Wanda.
The Redwood Falls creamery is
notamaking much fuss of late but is
turning out more butter than ever
before in it's history-over 100 tubs
per week. With our farmers
equipped with the right kind of cows
we expect to see Mr.. Stensvad
doubling this output ere many years. /
The price of 252 cents for butter
fat is also a record breaker for
June price.
There will be general regret in
Redwood Falls oyer the removal of
W. H. Force and family to Montana.
but as it means a chance for Sunny
William" to see his family more
than once week. after prolonged
service as travelling auditor and all
the hardships which come to travel
ing men, here's hoping that his new
berth may be pleasant and profit
able one. The family expects to