The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-08-30

Young work horses for sale. In
quire of IA. I'D. Stewart.
A motor party Of five from Garyin
were at the Kahler yesterday.
Oh! Wasn't that q happy acci-
dent. Why on the screen Of course
tonight at the Dream.
Miss Rose Hunter visited at the
cities oyer Sunday. accompanying
the Baldwin motor party.
DR.. Pease got into the Cadillac
class few days ago. with a hand
some new car Of that make.
Miss Edna Ashford goes to Vesta
the last Of this week. to begin her
duties as teacher in the schools of
that village next Monday.
Mrs. Kenney, mother Of Andrew
Kenney, was again taken to the hos
pital yesterday, with the hope Of
getting relief from her malady.
Last Sunday brought joy to the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Dougald Tiff
fanny, fine baby boy arriving to
brighten their home on that day.
For Sale at a Bargain 5000 II
inch tile to close out. See VIM.
Knapp or address Fairmont Cement
Stone Mfg. Co.. Fairmont, Mimi. "A
Wanted Cook wagon, good cook
and complete outfit for boarding
construction workers on the Wher-
land Electric Co. lines. Also. sleep
ing tents. etc. Apply to Manager
R. r. Wherland, city. SIT.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Weldon and
daughter motored to Marshall last
Sunday, arriving there in time for
breakfast and going and retu rning
by way Of Wood Lake and greatly
enjoying the good roads.
That the situation in regard to
house room in this city is getting
acute is indicated by the fact that
several families who are looking for
some kind of living apartments here
have been unable to find them.
Harry VIM mot w. E. Winn) is
back from his trip to Albert Lea,
where he purchased fine yearling
bull out Of the Blackmer & Nelson
herd Of milking short horns to head
the Pleasant Grove herd. Mr.. Vim
was assured that he has one of the
best animals obtainable anywhere.
| The forest fires in the west are
reported under control at this writ
ing, after loss Of life totaling 141,
of whom 123 were government for
est employees. The property loss
can only be guessed at, but will soar
into the millions, the city of Wallace,
Idaho, being the heaviest sufferer
during the past week.
The death of the infant boy of
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Whittet was
reported here Monday, death COM
| ing suddenly as the outcome of
cholera infantum. The little boy
was seemingly quite well the day
before until towards evening, when
he became i'll and gradually sank in
to his last sleep.
A letter was received here yester-
day stating that Mrs. J. nj. Dun
nington was reported little easier
at that time at the hospital where
she is receiving the best Of care, but
that the surgeons diagnose the case
as cancerous and hold out little hope
of permanent relief. General regret
is expressed here over the condition
; of Mrs. Huntington.
For Sale "A Groom cottage and
two lots, in one Of the best parts Of
town, close-in furnace, good well at
door, cistern and number of fruit
trees. Easy terms. Apply at this
office.
An item referring to county can
didates last week was possibly mis-
leading in lining up Judge Laudon
among the Democratic candidates.
Of course everybody who knows the
gentleman knows that Mr.. Laudon
seeks nomination as Republican,
though like other aspirants, is not
objecting to the support Of his Dem
ocratic friends after nomination.
The county fair managers would
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