The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-01-13

The bridge-with scenic effects
a splendid melody. Opera house,
Tuesday, Jan. 10.
For sale-A good sideboard and
two rockers. Call on T. S. Strand
at Philbrick's or telephone 1872.
The next annual meeting of the
National Guard of this state is to be
held at New Ulm next September.
Jackson residence near high school
modern throughout. for sale or rent
Inquire at First Natl. Bank. 81
Stewart Lamb is teaching Miss
Mildred Barnes school lear Belview
this week. Miss Barnes is assisting
at home in this city during her
mothers illness.
VIM. Strefford and bride of Stew
artville, Mimi, are spending part of
their honeymoon at the S. Wetmore
farm in Redwood Falls township.
S. A. Gordon and wife, who moved
last spring to Watertown, where
their son is engaged in business,
have returned to Redwood Falls and
will occupy their former residence.
One of the most beautifully carved
meerschaum pipes ever seen in Red
wood Falls is now the property of
Glenn Lauterbach. Many saw it on
exhibition at the Lauterbach confec-
tionery.
Mrs. John McIlreavie of Redwood
Falls who has been visiting relatives
here for several weeks went, to Ro-
chester last week to visit relatives
and friends, reports the Sleepy Eye
Herald.
The cold wave the first week of
January reached out to the Pacific
coast, the mercury touching..4 below
at Spokane on the 5th and on the 7th
going to 6 below. Even at Belling-
ham the temperature was near zero,
while at Portland snow storm, with
the wind blowing 80 miles an hour,
put the street cars out of commits
sion.
At the last weeks meeting of the
NJ. B. A. new officers were installed,
the closing month of the year having
been marked by the addition of four
new members. The following are
new officers: M. O. Byrum, presi-
dent; Mrs. J. w. Ferris, vice presi-
dent; VIM. Knapp, secretary; Mar
tin Lohrenz, treasurer; Mrs. Henry
Kuck, chaplain; w. E. SALISBURY,
Waterman; John Kuck, sentry.
The Gazette is pleased to learn
that the efficient deputies in the
various Offices at the court house
will continue to serve the county as
heretofore. Deputy Everett will be
greatly missed should he yacate his
desk at the auditors office, and the
patrons at the Offices Of treasurer
and register of deeds will be pleased
over the retention of Miss Thune
and Mrs. Angel, respectively, in
those offices.
The Morton Enterprise asks this
paper to correct the statement in
regard to the new schedule over the
St. Louis road, so far as the II clock
eastbound passenger is concerned.
This train will stop for dinner at
Morton as heretofore, instead Of at
Winthrop. The Gazette had no in
tention, of course, to mislead anyone
and is pleased to know the Morton
institution will continue to get a share
of the passenger dining business on
this line.
Otto Dornberg, who has been max
ing an excellent record as a lumber
agent out in Washington, was pro-
NOTED by his employers the first of
this year to the management of the
Potlatch Lumber Co.'S yard at Walla
Walla. This is one of the best cities
in the company's jurisdiction, with
&c, 1000 people and half dozen COM
peting firms. John Moon lives at or
near this city and it's a safe predic-
ton that John will buy all of his
lumber this season from Otto.
J. johnson, who last week gave
way for the installation of N. V. R,
Hunter as county treasurer, had
previously made arrangements for