The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-03-16

Peterson millinery opening Tues
day. March q.
i Wall paper in the latest colors and
patterns at Lucber's Drug store.
| New assortment of watches and
4 iewelry for Easter at Lucher's Drug
store. SO 2t.
Speaking of the Vassar Girls. the
/ Denver News said: They attracted
an immense audience. are attractive
in appearance. and presented one
of the most brilliant programs ever
given here.
Miss A. Schuppenhost will be
ready to show a large display of
millinery March 18th. At the Big
Daylight Store. Don't fail to come
and see the beautiful patterns, hats,
shapes and trimmings.
Mrs. H. M. Hitchcock returned
with her little boy last week from
the hospital. the latter considerably
improved by his treatment while
away.
j. B. Robinson & Co. last week
negotiated the sale to Geo. Whittet,
ST., of the residence property on
Ramsey heights now occupied by
Frank Welch. C. w. Lent of Ore
gon was the owner.
Another one of those special ten
cent programs at the Dream tonight,
twill be st. Patrick's day in the
morning tomorrow morning..
| A School play entitled Eye Village
Skewl of Long Ago" and a basket
social will be held at the Nc Daniel
School House, District 81, Wednes-
day, March I'D. All are invited.
Jessie Parrish teacher.
Desperate burglars stole basket
of pork tenderloins from a st. Paul
butcher last week and the vendor of
meats is now staring bankruptcy in
the face. He should keep his valua-
bles in a safety vault hereafter.
Carl Peterson last Monday closed
a trade of his residence property in
this city for Clate Knisley's land in
Becker county, this state. Mr.. Pet
erson left here yesterday morning to
look after his newly acquired pur-
chase.
The pleasant face of OttoILeonard,
the former efficient violinist of the
high school orchestra, was seen in
Redwood Falls last Saturday. Otto
has been attending strictly to bust
ness in lumber yard at Leola, S. D.,
since finishing his school course here.
S. j. Race, whose letters from the
west have appeared in The Gazette,
arrived at his home in Mime
apolis early last week, in company
with Mrs. Race and their youngest
daughter. all reported in good health
and spirits.
Supt. Hermann succeeded last
week in finding the assistant teacher
required for the eighth grade, and
Miss Ethel Smith of North St. Paul
is expected to take up her work
there today. AS noted last week,
Mrs. Hermann filled the position
temporarily until a permanent teach
er could be found.
The Redwood County Automobile
society hold their annual meeting
here next Monday. March 21st, at
the city recorders Office, library
building. at 8 o'clock. R, Stensvad
is president, A. O. Gimmestad one
of the vice presidents and w. M.
Smith, secretary. The good roads
subject is the leading purpose of the
organization.
Attorney Clague was called to
Echo last week to defend one of the
dry" voters whom the ''wets' had
arrested for voting. The voter is
son of Duncan McCorquodale and
had been away from home for some
time, but with the collapse of the
"wets" at Echo, it is not likely that
they will spend good money in prose-
cutting case of retaliation that will
come to nothing.
Dwight Bissell left the old town
last Monday for an indefinite alb
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