The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-10-25

erels for sale. Malcolm Dennis
toun. 13-3t
Mrs. w. p. Taylor OF Dundas Is
the guest here Of her sister, Mrs.
Fl. Schleuder.
Apples! Apples! Apples Good
bulk apples for sale. Bring sacks to
the Redwood Falls Produce Co.
III. Schleuder has been making
some improvements in his store
front the past week.
Cool handle steel fry pans and IL
quart dish pans 10 cents at the Col
den Rule. Saturday, O ct. 29th. 1t
F. w. Schoelkopf recently bought
Knisley & Wise's big corn shelling
outfit and will guarantee good work
and fair prices for all work intrust-
ed to him.
Youn nice big dish-pan. Get
one for 10 cents at the Golden Rule,
Saturday. Oct. 10Th. 1t
We learn that none Of the Demo-
cratic candidates are disposed to
stand Pat-not since he became
chairman of the Republican county
committee, anyway.
Ex-President Roosevelt's advice
to all boys and girls is to secure a
thorough business training. The
Mankato Commercial College pre-
pares you for life's battles. Write
today for beautiful Year Book.
Mr., and Mrs. Gene Lindsay mo-
tored over from Tracy last Saturday
coming by way Of Morgan and tax
ing on the Eatons there. who accom-
panied them to this city. where they
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner.
Julius Schmahl will have to issue
licenses to 100 more automobiles be-
fore he confirms his prophecy that
there would be II 600 automobiles in
Minnesota. He has issued to date
II 900 licenses, an increase of 5000
over last year. He estimates the
aggregate value at So, 100000.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will have new and second
hand sale in the armory building
next door to Pease's hardware store
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this week. Lunch will be served all
day Friday and Saturday. Also
home baked goods on sale.
The new ocean steamer Olympic,
just launched by the White Star line
at Belfast, is $50 feet long. This is
about the distance from the city
fountain to the county Jail. and it
would not take many laps around its
deck to make a mile. The big
steamer will carry population sew
eral times that of Redwood Falls.
The Journal Long Bow man asks
why it is so fascinating to dig for
buried treasure and such bone
breaking work to dig potatoes. Evil
IDENTIFY the Long Bow man has not
been trying to grow potatoes in his
garden this year, where the tubers
are about as uncertain as any other
buried treasure.
Our Belview cotemporary has G.
Fred. Thompson again slated as an
independent candidate for sheriff.
Just to show an alibi for G. Fred,
we will state that the gentleman is
now getting his mail at Pomona,
| California. where he went nearly
| two weeks ago. c. d. is the man.
We are sorry to learn that the en-
! ioyment of the excellent program
we had last Saturday night was
marred by some or our patrons Oy
boys shooting beans. 1t is our earn
est desire to maintain good order
and will consider it favor il any
one will call our attention to any,
thing that escapes our notice. So
boys, be careful. there will be some
+L;,o. Jcinrr hncidoc hnan cbonfip0 If
see any Of it going on at the
the Dream.
This office acknowledges a pleas
ant call from G.. A. Stock of the
lOdell. Ill, Gazette and Reporter,
last Friday. Mr.. Stock had been
up to Raymond to attend a land
sale, and found the journey from
Raymond to Redwood Falls more
tedious than from Illinois to Mime