The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-02-16

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Remember the Winter auction
sale. Feb. oath. 28-3t.
| Look out for bills and ad for auc-
ton sale. Feb. oath. 28-3t.
Get in line for the 40-acre farm
the Dream gives first payment on
Friday night. Coupons every night.
The whole family will heartily en-
JOY an evening with the Castle
Square entertainment next Monday
evening.
j. ]. Nelson is back from a trip to-
Moline, where he has been getting
pointers at the immense Deere farm
mac hinery works.
Chas. Gales went to New York
city on buying trip Sunday and
will be away for week or more, Sc
lecting his spring stock.
There cannot possibly be dull
moment from start to finish, with
every entertainer on the Castle
Square program an artist in his
speciality. Next Monday night.
Frank Evans went to Stockton,
Winona county, one day last week
to relieve the Northwestern station
agent there during his absence for
a few weeks.
Louie Baker and Mrs. Baker, who
have been paying a visit to their
relatives here. returned to Monte
video Monday, where they are man
aging one Of the hotels Of that city.
Reserved seats for single ticket
purchasers as well as season ticket
holders, without extra charge at
Hitchcock's Drug Store. Feb. 21st.
r. w. Zierner went to st. Paul
last Monday to represent the Work
man lodge of this city, C. T. Howard,
who is a member of the state legal
committee Of the order, accompany
ing him.
Morton Enterprise: A. A. De-
France received notice from Wash
ington this week he was appointed
Rural Carrier on route no. 2. from
this village. Mr.. DeFrance will
enter upon his duties as soon as his
commission is received.
Good pure clover seed for sale.
Inquire of Robt. Stewart. If.
A recent special number of the
Lamberton Star shed a good deal of
light on the advancement which
Lamberton is making in its business
and industries. Write-ups on the
hustling business men of our south
side metropolis and liberal illustra-
tions constitute the best sort of adj
vertising for Lamberton and the
Stars work for that thriving town
will undoubtedly be appreciat ed by
all concerned.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Westfall Of.
this city were notified the first Of
the week that Miss Edna, their,
daughter. who has been teaching
near Duluth, had been guaranteed
on account Of a mild attack of scar
let fever. Miss johnson, who Wis
tied here last summer, is keeping the
family informed in the meanwhile
and it is hoped that there will be no
worse consequences than anxiety
and loss Of time.
Albert Trust returned from trip
to Minneapolis last Saturday night,
and it has developed that his mission
there was to confer with represen-
tatives Of the wholesale millinery
firm Of Bradshaw Bros. Of that city
relative to accepting an offered posi-
ton as their representative for the
city trade, at very satisfactory
salary. Mr.. Trust begins next Mon
day, and his work is not expert
mental in any sense, but along the
same lines in which he was conspicu-
ously successful while on the road
three years ago. Albert's family
will remain here for a time. until a
suitable house can be found for
them at the city.
The Gazette reporter dropped in
at Central few minutes last Satur-
day and watched phone specialist,
a Mr.. Smith, do some stunts in MAX
ing room for present and future
expansion Of the service, made ne
accessory in order to do away with a
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