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

Band concert as usual Friday
might.
{, Dream, Dream. Dream at 5 and q
| o'clock.
4 All those owing P. ]. Richard
please call at Richard Hotel, and
settle accounts with E. Bailey. It.
Lucan will celebrate the Fourth
this year, and Judge Howard has
accepted an invitation to give the
address there.
/ Mrs. G. D. Thompson left here
over the Northwestern last Thurs
l dav, on a visit to her mother at
Preston, Iowa.
Robt. Hoppenrath will be pleased
to take care of any orders for ex-
pert shoe repairing at Heilman & De-
Longs. satisfaction guaranteed. as
Special sale on all white goods and
wash goods, two days only, Friday
and Saturday, June 10th and 18th.
/ Look for prices. Francois &
Schmahl. 1t
lilly Olson at the Grand last night
| pleased, it being an exceptionally
clever show, as good "Swede
Show as ever showed in Perry if
not the best of that class.-Daily
Chief, Perry. Iowa.
Don't miss the big ball game to-
night at the Dream.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Za1der well
coined the arrival of a 10-pound
daughter last Friday morning.
Grandma lander arrived from
Springfield on the same day to get
acquainted with her first grand
daughter.
/ Peter Praxel, former Redwood
county citizen now in charge of a
bank at Willow River, Pine county,
accompanied by his wife and child,
visited at the county home with
Mrs. PraxePs parents, Supt. and
Mrs. Field, and returned by way of
Lamberton last Saturday.
Quite delegation of Odd Fellows
are attending Grand Lodge at Min
neapolis this week-A. M. Dennis
toun representing the subordinate,
l.. P. Larson the Camp and Mrs.
Marsh and Miss Cora Cheney the
Rebekahs. G. D. Thompson is also
attending the Grand Lodge.
j. B. Robinson was last week
notified of the death of the mar
ried daughter of Mrs. Laid of Nor
gan Park. ILL.,, better remembered
here as Mrs. Sites. Mrs. Walter
Long, the daughter, passed away
May 31st, from cancer Of the stom-
ach, leaving three children the
Youngest less than three years old.
North Redwood will have their
18th of July celebration this year on
the previous Saturday, so that Red
wood Falls folks will have chance
to put in two holidays. The band
boys and Co. L will see to it that our
sister town gets boost from here
and an invitation to attend their pic
mic on the 4th.
Full blood Duroc Jersey brood
sows for sale, to farrow in July and
August, at 81 per cwt. above market
price, if ordered before being turned
into the pasture for fattening. Have
had the run of 10 acres of clover and
have raised filters of healthy pigs.
2 Also mich cows for sale. Phone
: 81 551, Mrs. Ella Walter, Morton.
: The recent changes in time on the
$ st. Louis have caused some bother,
e and it may be well to mention that
the mails from both afternoon trains
i are brought up at once, at 2:15,
: when trains are on time. It is
' necessary to get outgoing mail into
: the postofice by noon. in order tc
I insure their delivery at North Red
]. wood.
!. The local Odd Fellows are planning
a family picnic in Chas. Kuenzli's
2 grove, North Redwood, Wednesday
June 18th. All Odd Fellows anc
Rebekahs will be welcomed. and are
' requested to bring baskets vel
. filled with provisions and fishing
tackle in readiness for the fishing
! match which will be a part of the
r program.
e. Tho Porflnnd 0rocron Daily has