The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-08
OVERFLOW LOCAL.

il. ladies visited at the Frazier home OF
the west side last week.
We will surprise you at the Bis
Daylight Store. June 10th and 18th
Special wash goods sale. Francois
& Schmahl. tt
VIM Bros. have for sale severa
choice short horn bulls Of seryicable
age, also BULL calves and few Pol
and China boars. 45
Next Sunday. the 18th, will be
observed as children's day at the
Presbyterian church. A program is
being prepared.
| read in the newspaper of another
mysterious affair" headed "A
woman misses her husband" Missed
him, did she? Does it say what ia
was she threw.-N. w. Telegram.
The fire losses in Minnesota for
April amounted to $252. 900 as COM
pared with $4,000 in 1909. The
losses in the United States were
S14,366, 900 as compared with ST.
100000 in April, 1909.
The attorney generals Office of
Minnesota has discovered that in the
estate of the late Marshall Field of
Chicago there were about 81 900, 900
worth Of Great Northern railroad
stock on which, the Great Northern
being Minnesota corporation, the
state is due inheritance tax.
Asa Carkhuff is demonstrating
the house on the west side which
caught fire and was partly burned
during its occupancy by Mr.. Will
Aiams. Mr.. Carkhuff and family will
take up their residence in the house
as soon as it is ready for occupancy.
Carroll D. Clipfell, one of the in
structors at the North Dakota farm
school at Wapheton. writes that he
will spend his summer vacation at
Hood River, Oregon, his wife ac-
companying him. His mother will
visit with her brothers family DUR
ing his absence in the west.
Mankato Free Press: With hearty
cooperation from supervisors. path
masters and farmers. the local Com
mercial and Automobile clubs will
undertake to drag about eighty
miles of roads in this section during
the present season. If the clubs are
successful in carrying out present
plans, which were suggested by
George M. Palmer. chairman of the
good roads committee of both or
CARNATIONS, at the meeting of the
Automobile club last night.
The Portland (Oregon) Daily Jour
nal says of the Title Olson show
which plays here next Monday even
ing: Utilize Olson" the better half
of the Yon Yonson family. occupied
the stage at the Empire yesterday
afternoon and last night. greatly to
the entertainment of her many de-
voted admirers. The Swedish dia-
lect plays have special clientele of
their own many who don't go to
see anything else, don't fail to grasp
an opportunity to see the dialect
comedians in their work, and the at
tendance at both performances was
large.
On Decoration Day the st. Cloud
Trades and Labor Assembly held a
mass meeting on tuberculosis and
Union Labels. The address on tu-
berculosis was delivered by Mr.. f.
E.Hoffman of the State Labor Dent
that on Union Labels by Mr.. f. a
Hall of the same Dept. Both were
illustrated. Moving pictures illus
trating the cure Of tuberculosis
were also shown, thro the courtesy
OF the Fifth Ave. Theatre. On the
side walk in front of the BUILDING
was installed the portable cabinet
exhibit of tho Minnoco+o A croa:.4.
for the Prevention & Relief Of Tu-
berculosis. 1t attracted the atten-
ton of large crowd. The Mime
sofa Association for the Prevention
& Relief of tuberculosis. Old Capitol.
St. Paul. will send this exhibit any
where without charge, express col
lected.