The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-12-13

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tons of dressed turkeys the week
before Thanksgiving. or 56.736I
pounds. The Standard states that
they are shipping an average Of a.
ton Of poultry every day at this time.
Granite Falls Journal: One Of our
physicians suggested we write an
item asking parents to examine the
throat of a child whenever it may
complain in the least about having a
sore throat. Use the handle Of a.
teaspoon to press the tongue down.
lie white spots are to be seen call a
physician at once.
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vertising Of any kind should register
on our list of subscribers paid to
Jan. 1st, 1912. Beginning from this
date. all who qualify will receive
numbered receipt, good for calen-
dar December Goth next, or there
after.
Morgan creamery has been max
ing an excellent record, the Mes
senger stating that one Of its pat
rons received over $3.50 during the
season from II cows, while others
received $500 and $500 from their
herds, the price for butter fat run
uing from 29a in June to 49, last
December.
A farmer living near Rushford
sold at the Rushford elevator one
day recently twenty-seven wagon
loads of timothy seed. For this he
received in cash $3.50. The Rush
ford paper says with pardonable
pride. I'VE doubt if there was ever
issued before SO handsome a check
in primary market for seed"
Marshall Messenger. Rev. C. Nc
Kibbin drove out to Swan Lake on
Wednesday afternoon, his mission
beig to tie the nuptial knot that
bound two young people together
"for better, for worse" The event
took place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wilson in Underwood
township, in Redwood county, when
their daughter, Miss Sarah L. Will
son, was united in marriage to
Henry 0. Ekstrom. also of Under
wood township.
Walnut Grove Tribune: J, E.
Bakers pedigreed Poland China
boar sale yesterday was we'll attend
ed yesterday afternoon in spite of
the cold weather. Quite a large
number came to the sale by train.
The entire bunch sold at an average
of $28. with few selling at the $50
mark. One thing, however. is GER
tain and that is Mr.. Baxter sold one
of the finest lot Of Poland Chinas
that has ever been sold in the north
west. For length of bone and size
the offering was remarkable.
Winona Republican Herald: A
$40, 100000 melon" has been de-
cided upon by the directors of Sears
Roebuck & Company. the stock of
which is listed on the New York
stock exchange. The directors voted
to recommend a stock dividend of 33aa
per cent on the common stock, $780,
000,000) to holders of record April
l. 1911. Ratification of this divi-
dend by the stockholders at their
annual meeting, Feb. 81, 1911, is re-
garded as mere formality, the ma
jority of the stock having been rep
resented at the directors meeting
today.
Tracy Headlight: Rev. Frederick
SON. officiated at an informal we'd
ding last evening which joined the
lives of Lydia Leonora Nelson and
Rev. w. j. Davidson at the home of
the brides mother Mrs. G.. j. Mel
son, north of this city. But a few
relatives were present to witness the
ceremony. The bride is a popular
and accomplished young lady well
known in this city and the groom is
an excellent young man and for the
past year, was pastor of the Nettie-
wyynnt church in Gales Township,
Redwood county, but has accepted
the pastorship of the M. E. church
at Deadwood, S. D., where the
happy young couple will make their
home.
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