The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-04-27

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Sunkist oranges at Kuenzli 81
Luescher' especial sale next Saturday
Are you saving those coupons to
get the five dollar credit with home
business men to be given away Fri
day night at the Dream?
Roger Bros. silver orange spoon,
guaranteed for ten years, almost
given away at the orange sale next
Saturday at Kuenzli and Luscher's.
When in Morton visit Quehl's new
ice cream parlor and palm room.
Music at all times and all kinds Of
soft drink and lunches served. Good
service at all times. -H. G. QUEHL,
proprietor. 38-4t
Danube Herald: T. M. Shoemaker,
who was appointed census enumera-
tor for Flora has resigned his posi-
ton on account Of nervousness. This
was done under the advice Of his
doctor. We hope he will soon re-
gain his usual health.
At the Presbyterian church, next
Sunday, Rev. Ehrstein will preach
on The Newcomer" in the morn
ing, and on Building for Eternity:
A Study Of Various Phases of the
Art Of Character Building in the
evening. You are cordially invited
to worship with US.
Miss Marie Thune is assisting Clerk
w. G. Weldon for a season. after
making the rounds as assistant for
most of the other court house Off
Gals. When the suffragettes come
into power, the present incum-
brances at the court house had bet
ter look out for their jobs.
Rev. G. S. Nook was visited by
Frank Hubbard last week, who re-
ports that while Mr.. Nook is cheer
full invalid, neither he nor the mem
bers of the family where he is con-
valescing are expecting speedy re
covery from the effects of the ordeal
which he lately passed through. At
best it will be months before he is
able to do pastoral or other work.
Mrs. w. S. Southwick is visiting
her relatives and friends in this city,
while waiting for the delivery Of the
household effects at the home which
her husband is preparing at Savage,
Montana, where he will officiate as
cashier of the only bank in a new
town which is only few weeks old,
but growing rapidly in anticipation
of a railroad within few weeks.
Frank Japs has an expert plumber
to look after that branch of his
business Joe Case. from the cities,
who has rented the Mckenzie cottage
near the school house for his family.
The Japs bunch have heen putting
in city water and sewerage at the
Goodrich and Farlee houses on Mill
street and a bath room complete at
I'll. N. Bells.
Frank Preisinger, at one time a
prosperous Nicollet county farmer,
met death in an unusual manner at
New Ulm Wednesday. After spend
ing part of the night at the North
Western depot he went to the Rein
hart block and fell asleep on the |
stairs. In the early hours Of the
morning he fell down the stairway
and his head struck a plate glass in
the door at the foot of the stairs
He was literally impaled on the jag
ged edges Of the broken pane, the
sharp glass cutting his throat and
causing death. Another finished
product Of personal liberty.
Building operations appear to be
going forward in most encourag-
ing way, the foundations for a lum-
Der shed 125x33 feet having been
started at the Laird-Norton yard
during the past week by Byram &
Son, and the Farmers Elevator Co.
having contracted for the erection
of the necessary building for their
new yard opposite their elevator.
S. O. Mason & Sons will start work
on the concrete foundations there
this week. Messrs. Gold and Patton
are prepared to erect dwelling
houses on the ground now occupied
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