The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-11-29

yesterday.
| There will be another basket
Christmas time at the Dream for
some one.
E. G. Thuerwachter was doing
some buying for Christmas at Min
neapolis last Saturday.
Harry Callaghan and Glen Gold
were among the home-comers from
the agricultural school last week.
Miss Kate Callaghan was up from
the normal at Mankato Wednesday
evening for the home Thanksgiving
/ reunion.
i II quart galvanized pail, regular
price rs cents, Saturday, Dec. 3,
they go at IA cents, at Jaehning |
Bros. 1t i
Oh. those chicks at the Dream
look so sleek, and every morning
when daylight begins to peep. the
noise that rooster makes cannot be
beat; so if early rising you wish to
seek chickens will arouse you from
any sleep, so go to the Dream, at
them take a peep; get coupon on
them and peace forever keep.
Subscribers of The Gazette who
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yertising of any kind should register
on our list of paid subscribers on
our list of subscribers paid to jan
uary lst, 1912, Beginning from this
date, all who qualify will receive a
numbered receipt, good for a calen-
dar December 10th next, or there
after.
Marriage licenses were issued last
week for w. J. Davidson of South I
Dakota and Lydia L. Nelson of Gales;
Andrew Alex Nelson and Meta S. |
Fritz of Wabasso, Henry O. Eek
strom and Sarah L. Wilson of |
Springdale, Harry w. Jefferson and
Clara FL. Hanson of Lucan and
Samuel G. Bluestone and Marie
NORM of Paxton.
Miss Jennie Evans has accepted |
the offer Of a position with the local |
phone manager as his office assistant
in looking after the collecting, cor
respondence, etc. Miss Evans ex-
poets to find time to finish the year
as Judge Towards assistant, by
putting in some overtime evenings. |
AS assistant Of her father during his
connection with the rural lines as
secretary, Miss Evans is peculiarly
fitted for her new position.
A large attendance and a splendid
program at the temperance rally
at the Christian church last Sunday
night. The demonstration was full
of promise for the future, when the
children of today will settle the
saloon question better than their
fathers managed to do, and settle it
right. Thank heaven, Redwood
Falls is not growing crop of young
recruits to fatten the dividends of
the brewery trust ten years hence.
Not this year.
The high school boys came out
victors in the THANKSGIVING game at
Lakeview park, but not without
plenty of excitement and a real
game with the town team, in which
the former football heroes of the
school put up a good game, but
partly for lack Of team work. failed
to score against the 1910 team,
which has never had its goal crossed
during the entire season and lost
only the single game at Window.
The gate receipts at the Thanksgiv-
ing game were quite satisfactory
much better than at any prior game
this season.
| Mrs. r. E. Fuller received through
the mails last week most agreeable
testimonial as to her efficiency in the
position Of state superintendent of
the Christian Citizenship department
of the w. C. T. u. It came in the
form of a money order from State
President Rosette Hendrix, accom-
panied by a congratuIatory letter
stating that the money was earned
by Mrs. Fuller as a prize for furn-
ishlng the best state report made in
her department to the national w.
| C. T. u. We have been informed
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