The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-04-20
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Lohrenz farm. Phone 255.
The George Patterson farm In
Three Lakes was recently sold BIZ
the Gold-Cooper people to Robert Fl.
Somerville OF Fairbury, Til.
August Seebeck was informed by
telegraph from LeSueur last Satur-
day Of the death of his brother at
that city, ard left here to attend the
funeral by the first train.
When in Morton visit Quehl's new
ice cream parlor and palm room.
Music at all times and all kinds of
soft drink and lunches served. Good
service at all times. H. G. QUEHL,
proprietor. 38-4t
The state Sunday school conven-
ton last week was record breaker
in point of attendance and interest.
The old officers, including w. FL.
Gold Of this city as one of the vice
presidents, were reelected. and
Mankato was chosen as the place for
next years convention.
For Sale or Trade Best corner in
Redwood Falls. opposite postofice.
Address Thomas A. Sherk, Mankato,
MINI. 37-2t.
Morton Enterprise: Thomas Col
Inns, out for wrestle. challenges Heck
Mckenzie of Redwood Falls or any
conner, Catch-as-catch-can. Paul
Vorford of Des Moines, Iowa, now Of
Redwood Falls, likely to accept, as
Heck Mckenzie is absent at the pres
ent time. Collins backs his chal-
lenge with $500.
The business men of this city will
hold meeting in the near future to
arrange as to the premiums for the
corn contest in this city next winter.
One hundred dollars in cash premi-
ums will be distributed and an in
teresting exhibition and institute in
charge of noted corn experts will
make the feature notable one.
For Sale-All my bees in lots to
suit. Enquire Of my son Whit.
30tf. F. Al. GRAY.
The following young ladies helped
Marguerite Chapman celebrate her
twelfth birthday last Friday even
ing, at her home at least this is
the list handed in by one of our So
ciety reporters: Lambe White, Ly-
adsg Hall, Tyorhod Hitchcock, Telivo
Cain, Leehn Cain, Hurt Miller, Lath-
EN- Pease, Sore Lauterbach, Lielit
Juhnke.
The old Schafer building on the
corner Of Second and Mill streets
has been moved off the corner to
make room for better building, as
we hope. The old structure must
have been nearly forty years old,
and nearly thirty years ago was oc.
cupied by G. Fred. Thompson's first
venture in business here, afterwards
/ by the older Truesdell as feed
store.
w. "A. Bingham of Bingham Broth
ers accompanied his nephew Stanley
to this city Thursday night, to
claim the latter's Kiesler Kar, in
which the bank wrecker suspect
rode from st. Paul last Wednesday
to make an exciting day Of it next
day following in this vicinity. The
Binghams took the car back as far
as Sleepy Eye that evening.
There was little furry of excite
ment among the tenants of the
Granite Block last Monday, when it
was discovered that red hot fire
had been started without putting
water into the boiler. The fre-box
was red-hot and only timely action
prevented a bad accident. A temp
orary heating system was put in
operation pending repairs Of the
plant.
Are you going to see Charles
Dickens "Old Curiosity shop" to-
night? its going to be fine. Where?
Why on the screen at the Dream.
Mrs. "A. p. Henderson and Mrs. ID.
]. Atkins leave today for Albion, ILL.,,
having been summoned by the seri-
Gus illness of their father. Edwin
Gill, a retired farmer of that place,
who has been stricken with paraly-
sis. Mr.. Gill belongs to one of the
/ pioneer families of Illinois, his sister