The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-05-11
Fifty cents given away free every
week day right at the Dream.

Fifty cents given away free every
week day right at the Dream.
Men and teams wanted to take
part in cleaning up the cemetery, on
Saturday, June 21st.
Single top buggy in good condi-
ton for sale at a bargain. j. B.
Robinson. 40-2t.
Myer Bros. Of Mankato unloaded
their dredging outfit here Monday,
to finish their contract on ditch No.
IS.
Try one Of the new S. S. Left
Erickson cigars, at Hotel Richard.
You'll like them. Al At.
Delhi and Redwood Falls kids met
at Lakeview last Saturday. the visit
ors getting the worst of it to the
tune Of IL to 5.
G. B.. Ashford, who has taken
care Of the mail route formerly COW
cred by Carrier Babcock, received
his commission the past week and
will manage that route permanently
hereafter.
8-room farm house on AIbrecht
place for rent to the right party,
with garden, small pasture and priv
ileges of barn. Apply to Aug. H.
Seebeck. st 80.
The Morton Indian ball team was
recently organized for 1910 season
with Henry Campbell as manager,
John ]. Jones assistant, Chas. Good
thunder treasurer and A. D. Camp
bell captain.
That it pays to advertise church
services as we'll as other public en-
terprises was demonstrated at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday.
the church being filled to capacity
both morning and evening.
Dad Isham is putting on his trade
mark with the nose tilted a little
higher than normal, now that he has
his big shed to shelter every stick Of
his lumber from weather stains and
checks. 1t looks like mighty handy
lumber and time saver.
When Woman Wins. or when she
takes mans place in all lines of
work. This is surely the king Of
comedy. See it on the screen at the
Dream tonight and enjoy a good
laugh.
The Baraca ball club made good
start at Wabasso last Thursday,
winning the game from Wabasso's
champions to the tune of 5 to 10.
The Barrcas hope to get matches
from other clubs from time to time
and have some good games here this
season.
Deputy M. Raymond of Sleepy
Eye met with the local camp of
Modern Woodmen here Monday eve
ming at a special session, and desires
to see all members at the regular
meeting tomorrow night. Deputy
Raymond is brother-in-law Of A.
d. McRae and an enthusiastic Wood
man.
Messrs. O'Connell and Higgins,
two gentlemen from Fort Wayne,
Ind, have rented the offices in the
Philbrick block recently vacated by
County Attorney Owens. and we are
informed that they are likely to be
the means of locating a number of
desirable. farmers from the Hoosier
state during the coming season,
Rev. Myers of Delhi preached to a
large audience Sunday morningsat
the Presbyterian courch and in the
afternoon gave highly instructive
lecture on the effect of alcohol on
the human system, Illustrating his
points with. chemical demonstrations
of the laboratory order, in manner
splendidly adapted to a popular
audience.
IF. F. Golf of Walnut Grove was
in this city Monday on probate mat
tiers. In a conversation we learned
that M. Bedal, another pioneer of
Walnut Grove. who left there many
years ago, is still living at an adj
vanced age with his daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Webber, at Los Angeles. and
that he successfully weathered a
severe illness last winter. Mr.. Golf
keeps his youth and health unusually
well, although he ceased active bust