The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-02-02

and see our display.
The ice harvest in this locality
appears to be about all ii. with
good quality Of the crystal GOODNESS
in store.
Chas Fleischer informed US Mon
day that the new milling company
1T North Redwood IS finding a good
demand for their product, especially
in the line Of graham and rye flour
and corn meal.
Our facetious Delhi correspondent
sizes up the Improvement in the
railroad situation by noting that
trains now leave on the same day.
lie it is either coal or freight, it is
some other day, to the agent or con-
signee unknown.
George Carroll, a former Redwood
Falls school boy and up to week
ago assistant cashier of the State
Bank at Lamberton, is going into
the banking business of his own
account in Pine county, according
to the Waseca Herald.
| So per acre, ST per acre down and
ST. per acre year thereafter until
paid, first payment on your choice
of any 40 acres left unsold and
owned by H. H. Peavey & Go. in
Bayfield, county, Wis, given free at
the Dream.
Mr.. Holmes Ives is Mr.. Burmeis-
ter's new lieutenant, succeeding R..
f. Wherland in the office Of the
electric light and power plant. Mr..
Ives is from Delavan, in the old
Badger state, and is a good locker
and not bad actor. if we are any
judge.
Albert Heirof died at the county
home last Friday. from heart fail
ure, after only one weeks residence
at the home. The man came from
/ Lucan, was single man and a Bo-
hemian, 45 years of age, and had
Ibeen sick two months before coming
here.
/ J. M. Huntington writes to this
paper that he is due to be back home
i some time next week. J. M. writes
of fearful weather back in the Buck
eye state. impossible roads, ten
foot snow drifts and after them the
deluge. Ohio winters appear to be
worse than the more rigorous Min
nesota article.
1 Henry Winter of this city had q
visit from his brother William OF
i Rochester, this state, last Thursday,
accompanied by their sister from
White Earth, Sd, Mrs. Englert.
!, AS Henry had not seen his brother
| for nearly thirty years. nor his sister
! for a long time. the reunion was 9
very pleasant one The three went
to Lone Tree, Brown County. the
| first of the week, to enjoy a family
reunion on larger scale, another
brother and sister being residents O.
Lone Tree, making family round.
up of five brothers and sister in all
William Winter will go on to Seattle
in March to visit married daughter
there.
The Morton Enterprise chronicle
the death Of Mrs. VIM. Lussenhol
of Sherman township, which occur
red at her late home on the 23d ult.
the funeral being held at the Luther
an church in Morton last Tuesday
Mrs. Lussenhop was sick for NOR
than seven months from enlarge
ment of the spleen, which resulte
in her death. She was So years oil
and previous to her marriage to MI
Lussenhop was the widow of {
Wichman. to..whom she was wedde
lin 1872. the Wichman's being res
dents of Beaver Falls township fror
that time to the death of Mr., w. i
1896. six Of the children by TIL
marriage surviving. She was mai
aied to Mr.. Lussenhop in 1906.
Ormie Mcmillan sent The Gazett
a draft from North Yakima fo
$3.50 the other day 60 pay to 19l:
as evidence. Ormie wrote, referrin
to q little jokelet recently publishe
in that paper, that am still hui
ging my wife instead of the almight
dollar Ormie furnishes evidence
that he is still unchanged in othe
respects. especially in loyalty to h
adopted city, which he says is at IL