The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-04-20
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hanna left
here last Saturday for Burt, Iowa.
Wanted: Experienced second
cook at the Kahler Hotel. 1t.
Winona Independent: Be sure that
your nose is counted in the federal
census to begin today. Your nose
may not be as big as some others
but it counts just as much in the
census.
At the Presbyterian church, next
Sunday, Rev. Ehrstein will preach
on THE Lords Day, or a Con tinen-
tai Sunday Which," in the morn
ing, and on "A Young Mans Prob
Iemso in the evening, The public. is
cordially invited to all Of the services
of the church.
A check for $4,000 was paid to D.
R. McCorquodale last Thursday, as
administrator for the w. d. Tibbetts
estate, the check being issued from
the Head Clerk Of the order of Mod
ern Woodmen. in which organization
the diseased was insured at the time
of his death.
r. S. Benham was at the court
house Monday, on business connect
ed with the Benham lands in this
county. He informed the repor ter
that the Benhams were placing on
the market good sized tract of
land in Dakota county, on the new
Dan Patch electric line, now under
construction.
Fifty cents given every night and
coupon on $500 credit to home
business men.
Alderman Durham was the subject
of a hold-up Monday night, when a
party Of sixteen took possession of
his home and ran it in lively fash
ion up to late hour. The party
reminded their host that he was As
years old, fact which he had for
gotten, and brought a feast to cele-
brate the event.
The anti-saloon field day last Sum
day eliminated with we'll attended
popular meeting Sunday night in
which the speakers Messrs Norton
and Clarke, certainly gave reasons
enough why the saloons in Minneso-
ia should be dispensed with in the
same way as has been done already
in nearly half the states of the I'M
ion.
Yesterday the short wintry spell
which began last Friday was broken
up by the warm sunshine and people
were taking stock of the damage
from frost. Aside from cutting
short the fruit and diminishing the
usual spring display of certain flow
ering shrubs, it is believed that the
damage in this vicinity is inconsider-
able.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Schmahl were
in the city last Friday, julius going
on to Madison to fill his lecture date
there and Mrs. Schmahl remaining
with her parents until the following
day. julius was commissioned by a
former employe to try and bail out
young Aller, but as the latter was
released the next day. his good of.
fees were not required.
Sleepy Eye Herald: Attorney
VIM. G. Owens of Williston, N. D.,
spent Sunday here with his parents
and left for Redwood Falls to pack
up and leave for Williston to make
his permanent home. Will has re-
signed as county attorney of Red
wood county, and has fallen into a
fine law practice in North Dakota.
Just watch Bill get into politics up
there and who knows but that he
will end up in the United States SEN
ate.
w. M. Smith, who wrote an acct
dent policy in favor of Earl Wood
worth some time ago. informs us
that Earl is now reported as recov-
ering nicely. the accident which de-
prived him of his lower limbs having
left him with enough below the knee
to insure his practical use of artifi-
cial limbs. The calamity was GER
tainly bad enough, but with good
health and considerable indemnity
from the insurance and railroad
companies, Earl is yet likely to make
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