The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-05-18

REMEMBER Inc Dig prize AZ LIE
Dream Friday night.
Try one Of the new S. S. Left
Erickson cigars, at Hotel Richard.
You'll like them. Al at.
| OF course you want to get your
pay. Tonight the Pay car will be
on the screen at the Dream.
Eldon Mason was down from Min
neapolisSunday. having accompanied
lie. d. Thomson in the new E. NJ &
F. car for VIM. Rosendahl.
You will find the very thing you
are looking for at Asleson's. if you
are thinking of getting birthday or
commencement gift. 42-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jaehning were
hosts at an evening function in
honor Of Mrs. E. G. Greene Of Wat
ertown last Thursday evening.
For Sale at Your Own Price One
2O-horse-power traction steam en-
CINE, in first class condition. Must
go at once. Write G. Jasperson,
Tracy, MINI. 42-2t.
A party of surveyors have been
running levels up the Minnesota
from North Redwood. for accurate
data as to the construction of the
proposed dam there by the Minneso-
ia Valley Improvement Co.
T. E. Cass of Lisbon, N. D.. ar
rived last week, with Mrs. Cass. and
is associated with Mr.. Higgins.
mentioned last week, in looking af-
ter the interests of the new farm To-
eating agency in the Philbrick block.
Henry G. Hemingsen and Lydia G..
Mayer of Brookville secured a IL
cense to wed the other day and
Clerk Weldon is looking for the third
entry in the matrimonial events for
this month, with a whole string dur
/ ing the month of roses.
The Hebrew horse buyer who has
made occasional visits to this point
for several years past. gathered a
shipment last Saturday. paying
around 5000 for average horses and
more for the best. Evidently the
horse is not yet completely crushed
by the gasoline buggies.
| The high school ball club went to
Springfield last Saturday and found
good stiff game cut out for them
there, which they accomplished with
credit to the tune Of 6 to 10. Spring
fields pitcher did not allow the boys
as many hits as they have been ac-
customed to, but they evidently
found few.
If the comet turns out to be little
tame this week, the celestial pro-
gram for this month has another
thrill later, as a total eclipse
of the moon is due next Mon
day, the moon doing the disappear
ance act at about eleven, presenting
moving picture for an hour or two
before and after.
Quite number of farms in this
vicinity changed hands the past
week. A. P. Selleck sold his farm
south of town to A. B. Winter. who
sold his New Avon farm several
months ago. Geo. w. Whittet. ST.,
bought the Adam Alexander tract
west of Lakeview park, and d. L.
Crimmins negotiated the sale of the
Schleuder and La Fever farms west
of this city.
Auditor Larson reported last week
that the hearing on Judicial Ditch
No. | of Brown and Redwood coun.
ties, held at New Ulm last Tuesday,
resulted in the letting of the balance
of the work to several different con-
tractors, Clark Miller getting two
dredge contracts and Gilbertson Of
Mankato the bulk of the tile work,
the balance of the work being let in
small contracts to farmers along the
| line of the ditch.
| Last week most of the astronomers
were saying that our comet would
| be perfectly harmless and would eat
out Of ones hand providing it came
near enough to the earth, which ap-
peared to be in doubt. The latest
was to the effect that the caudal
appendage of the celestial hobo
would probably be a little matter Of
/ 100000 miles short of coming near