The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-08-03


Secondhand mattresses and
springs at bargain prices at the
Kahler.
/ The Good Doctor is like a sore
thumb, always on hand at the Dream
Wednesday night.
i Lost-A gold stickpin engraved
with initial H. Reward for return
to Gazette Office. 1t.
Mrs. Herman DIESEL of Morgan
spent week with Mrs. VIM. busch
er on the Kuenzli farm.
/ a.. J. White recently received a
beautiful Shetland stallion which is
the admiration of the youngsters.
Mike Lauterbach went to New
Ulm the first of the week and rumor
has it that the best part of New Ulm
will move up to our town later.
/ Robt. Hoppenrath wants people
who are particular about their shoe
repairing to leave their work with
him, at Heilman's store. Good work
and reasonable prices guaranteed. tt
In order to close out my dairy bus
mess and milk route, / will sell all
my supplies and fixtures on very ia
vorable terms, either with or with
out dairy herd. Edwin Wells. IL.
An exchange thinks that the soda
fountain man has a right to wear
the title of doctor, because he is un-
questionabIy a fzz-ician. Doctor
Mike and Doctor Joe have certainly
qualified for the degree.
/ A fine thunder shower Monday
night operated as decided benefit
to the cornfelds and meadows but
it will take something more than a
shower to insure that bumper corn
crop, though every little helps.
Bedstead, washstand. dresser, 6
dining chairs, sewing machine, cook
stove, coal stove, gas range, dining
table, china closet, book case, center
table and other household furniture
will be sold cheap if called for this
week. A. L. Trust,
Sleepy Eye citizens are incorpor-
ating ''The Standard Company" to
build a big opera house and lodge
hall in connection with a department
store. ]. B. Neil is the moving
spirit and the company is Incorporate
ing with capital stipulated at
| 500, 900.
TheSpringfeld Advance chronicles
the death of one of the daughters of
George Leatherman, who went from
here to the coast the past year. The
death of Mrs. Emil Kniep lnee
Myrtle Leatherman) occurred in
| Los Angeles. CAL. June Both, follow
ing an operation.
! Supt. Hermann would like to
hear from all families in the city
who will have furnished or unfur-
nished rooms for rent during the
coming school year. He would also
like to learn of any person or family
who is likely to have employment
for students out of school hours.
The w. C. T. u. ladies are greatly
pleased over having secured as their
next speaker here the greatest of
living platform temperance speak
ers, Mrs. Mary Harris Armour,
president of the organization in the
state of Georgia, where Mrs. Armour
was largely instrumental in having
the saloon voted out of the state.
Mrs. Armour will be here August
| 18th.
Three silos have been received
! here lately for the use of Robt.
Stewart, w. H. Gold and Banker &
Dennistoun. Mr.. Gold is an enthus-
iastic advocate of the silo system
after some experience at the Wabas-
so farm, and we are inclined to look
for the installation of many more of
these dairy farm adjuncts from now
on. All of the older dairy sections
depend largely on silo forage for
their cows.
| Harry Winn reports that the
Winn farms have profited this year
by using their traction engine in the
harvest field, being able to get their
crop harvested early regardless of
| the scarcity of help. and at a big
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