The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-09-13

dy pals, at Lauterbach's. TIT.
Young work horse for sale. APP
ply to w. z. VIM, route q. 6-2t.
Don't forget there is entire change
Of program every night at the
! Dream.
The Pioneer Press and Dispatch
are to be credited with much the
fullest reports Of the conservation
congress and state fair last week.
Poultry day. Monday, September
; 10. Don't forget the date and bring
in all kinds Of poultry and get the
highest market price. Redwood
!, Falls Produce Co.
| offer to the public my services in
crying sales in Redwood and adjoin-
ing counties. Terms reasonable, and
. satisfaction guaranteed. Dates can
be made at this office. William HI.
Mccormick. Tat.
The ladies' mite society will meet
Fridayafternoon of this week with
Mrs. Rud. Stensvad, who will be
assisted by Mesdames C. D. Tho mp
son and D. Mclean and Miss Conner.
Gentlemen invited to o'clock tea.
!; A stray steer followed Ed. Schnltz
to my place some time ago and has
been in my pasture ever since. The
owner will please call or write and
identify the same. and take him
away. upon payment of reasonable
charges. A. H. Seebeck, Redwood
Falls. st
i Montevideo Leader: The Milwau.
kee payroll at this place amounts to
oyer 100000 and includes only the
engine and train departments at
that. Think what a benefit it is and
has been to MonteYideo to have such
a snug bunch of money paid out
every month.
The Gazette printery has been do
ing things lately, with four very
busy people on the job most of the
time. A few of our patrons are
asked to be little patient for a day
or two till we can dig our way out
of the avalanche of orders. The
signs of the times certainly point to
a prosperous fall trade.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Moon have
been the recipients of number of
hospitable functions given by the
Odd Fellows and Rebekah fraterni-
ties as we'll as by other friends the
past week or two. They plan to go
to Ohio Thursday of this week.
where they have relatives whom
they have not seen for many years.
Redwood Falls high school has
passed all records thus early in the
school year with $50 pupils regis
tered in that department. Judged
by average increases, before Christ
mas we shall have 140 in our high
school, which will be near the limit
of its capacity. 1t means large
classes and hard work for the teach
/ ing corps.
Joseph L. Murphy, the blind at
torney who has in years past visited
Redwood Falls occasionally while
representing life insurance compa-
ny, is candidate for the Republican
legislative nomination in one Of the
Hennepin county districts. The
Gazette predicts he will be winner,
as he has keen mind in spite of his
blindness, and makes friends every
where.
Since writing the item in refer
ence to the marriage of editor
Jacobs of Franklin, on another page
of The Gazette, comes the announce
ment of still another Renville editor
who has recently taken on matri-
monial partner. Editor E. G. Clasen
of the Buffalo Times was welded
last week to Miss Lillian A. Graham,
a popular school teacher, at her
home in Hutchinson.
A considerable roar of protest
went up from various points along
the St. Louis road last week, on
account of the entirely inadequate
train service. It has come to the
pass that most visitors to the cities
would rather pay full fare and go |
there at almost any other time than