The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-07-20
For Sale. Several good doors.
Inquire att this office.

mules on the road from Aledo, Ill,
1 and a number Of these will be for
sale at Delhi, as soon as they arrive.
The Chantauqua management and
its patrons are under obligations to
Manager Huntsberry of the Dream
for the use Of his chairs in the Chau-
| tauqua tent.
Miss Mamie Peavey recently ac-
quired Wing & Son piano and is
ambitious to make the most Of her
investment by getting the mastery
of the instrument.
House and lot on Mill street for
rent or sale. Five rooms. city water
and electric light. Possession given
July 18th. Good chance to secure a
small house cheap. A. E. King. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Golden were
called to Lamberton to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Golden's brother,
E. L. Eastenson. who has been in
failing health for several months
past. The funeral occurred on the
18th.
The will of the late nj. Mullen of
New Ulm devises his propertys esti-
mated at about 100000. to his
widow, with requests that his only
daughter, Mrs. Blattermann, be
safe-guarded from future want and
that his widow should be generously
charitable. The Journal states that
the inheritance tax will bring about
SIS, 900 into the state treasury.
Ben Bliss has informed The Ga
zette that not only has he found
work in plenty for his traction en-
CINE blowing outfit, but has booked
orders for next year to insure him
work for half the season already.
The traction engine pillow has come
to stay, and we expect to see it
used in the future for road work
and other purposes requiring heavy
pulling.
r. E. Fuller will try a new thing
in harvesting machinery this season
at least new in this vicinity. 1t is
gasoline power to run the cutting
and binding Of the grain, while
horses furnish the power for moving
the machinery over the field only
That ought to make a draught horse
laugh. and perhaps save the lives of |
some of the overWorked beasts dur
ing the harvest season.
The new pastor at the German
Lutheran church in this city will
next Sunday conduct the service in
German language in the afternoon
and in the English language in the |
evening. Pastor Schaller ministers
to his Morton flock in the morning.
A member of the congregation has
promised to try and keep Gazette
readers informed Of future changes
in the order of services hereafter.
The friends who presented DR..
Sarchet with a gold-headed cane on
the 7th inst. have an apology COM
ing from The Gazette. 1t is not too
late to say that the affair was an alb
solute surprise to the recipient who
declared that he had managed to
dodge donations all his life, but |
would have to take the Gaming
planned for him. DR.. Gibson made
a felicitous speech Of presentation
and all present enjoyed the situation.
Former Senator Somerville was at |
Sleepy Eye recently, but left there
for fishing trip to White Fish lake
in Grow Wing county. According
to the Brown County Journal, the
senator told his friends who sug-
gested his getting into the congress
sional race in that district. that he
would rather be q live fisherman
than dead congressman. which
shows that the senator continues to
have fairly level head.
The hearing on judicial ditch No.
s occupied all Of Judge Olsen's
time Monday and up to yesterday
noon, when the court was adjourned
to Sept. 18th next. the Judge having
to 90 to Sleepy Eye to fill an ap-
pointment. Alarge delegation from
the west side Of the county appeared
to protest against the proposed