The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-10-04

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John Kaus's China display window
/ is an object Of admiration at Kuen-
| Eli & Luscher's.
Fred. Banker has been away for
several days on his usual Montana
sheep-buying trip.
Only to reduce our stock Of photo
graph mounts do we cut the price.
1T M. b. ANDERSEN.
The Gazette Office will be closed
most Of tomorrow. to all to take in
the fair. If the local department is
q little shy this week. don't kick.
Wanted Girl for general house
work. Good wages and steady po-
sition for experienced help. Apply
to Mrs. w. Fl. Gold, 1886
The Minnesota Library Associa-
ton meets Oct. 18th to 9th, at Fair
mont. Miss Conner will attend and
visit in Mankato and Blue Earth the
remainder Of the week.
offer to the public my services in
crying sales in Redwood and adjoin-
ing counties. Terms reasonable, and
satisfaction guaranteed. Dates can
be made at this Office. William Ell.
cCormick. Tit.
A new map of Redwood county
has been put into the field lately by
The Farmer Of ST. Paul. 1t is in
two sections and is sure to be a big
seller in this county. as it shows the
names of owners Of real estate and
rural routes from the various towns
in this county.
Prof. Brown, manager Of the new
Business College at New Ulm as we'll
as of a similar institution at North
field, is expected here some day next |
week to confer with citizens and
members of the Commercial club in
regard to opening a commercial
school in this city.
The dog and pony show have
pitched their tent on Washington
street. The local committees here
first satisfied themselves that the
show is good one Of its kind and
entirely unobjectionable in its ma
ture. It is a circus in miniature,
with some clever acrobatic features
as well as the trained animals.
have few nice peony roots for
sale in white and three shades Of |
pink. Also lilies of the valley. Will |
the parties who have spoken for
them please call and get them. Mrs.
j. III. Vale. 1925
Misses Vean and Dean Baldwin
w ere at home over Sunday, coming
up from Mortified the day previous
and returning yesterday. They re-
ported Miss Aiken, who was rem
dered homeless by a fire last
Wednesday, as being we'll cared for
Miss Short and the Misses Baldwin
have been particularly helpful in
this connection.
The Western Elevator Co. is sell
ing hard coal at $500 and Hooking
Valley coal at $40. @. J. Amund-
son, agent. 6-tf.
Exchanges noted the past week a
demonstration Of the Catholic
churches of Pittsburg against pro-
family, with a procession Of $4,000
men and boys. 1t would be a fine
thing if men and boys in this old
town would line up on the same
proposition, regardless of creed. Our
Catholic friends are on the path of a
greatly needed reform.
The Barnes-Smith Co. have been
advertising Redwood county lands
in clever and effective way with
folders containing postal card en-
craving from Redwood county farm
scenes. Their unique decorative
scheme in grains and grasses in the
office is another striking advertise
ment of our products that cannot
but impress visitors.
The death of T.. P. Hogren, one Of
the oldest of the residents Of Cotton
wood and father of President Hog
rem of the Redwood county Sunday
school association, was chronicled in
| the Cottonwood Current of recent
date. The old gentleman was
deeply religious man, and died in the
82d year of his age.
Morton Enterprise: Redwood Falls
City is sore because there is no night
operator at North Redwood. They
have registered the kick with G. F.
Staples. Railway and Warehouse
/ Commissioner. We cordially invite
the irate Redwoodites to drive few
miles further to Morton. where they
will find a night operator. good
hotels and best of accommodations.
No kick coming with the st. Louis
company here.
After all the poor expectations
for potatoes in this vicinity, some
very nice ones were brought in last
week by the farmers. Glen Gold
was among the fortunate few to
have a qood-sized field of seven
acres which turned out nearly sey-
enty bushels per acre. Joe Clough
also brought in some fine 'spuds."
and R. E. Fuller, who planted six
or seven acres Of potatoes because