The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-02-09

Dream every night.
FIeisher, at North Redwood, sells
mixed dry cordwood, for $3.50 per
cord. 4tI
j. M. Huntington arrived here
Monday, looking well for his WIN
ter's sojourn in the Buckeye state.
| He reports that they had beautiful
weather ia the fall. but for the last
sixty days the floods have been pref
| ty fierce and the weather more dis
agreeable than in this state.
Edison monograph for sale cheap,
if taken at once. This Office. 27-2
Overtures have been made to local
Presbyterians, proposing to hold the
spring meeting OF Mankato presby-
terry in this city. AT Redwood Falls
has not been thus favored for many |
years, the proposition is generally
favored here and it is more than
likely that the proposal will be
accepted and the meeting held in
this city some time in April
/ Look out for bills and ad 70 r auc-
ton sale. Feb. oath. 28-3t.
For furnished rooms with board
apply to B. G. Schueller or Henry
Holdhouse. To-day, for the first
time in many months. their last
boarder leaves them. The apart
ments are steam heated, electric
Lighted and furnished with hot and
cold water, and no hostelry in town
can beat the Schueller house for
reasonable rates.
j New and latest designs in valcn-
tines at Luscher's drug store. 1t.
| Auditor Larson has served notice
on the contractors who started work
| ing on the Douglas Allen ditch. No.
6, and have failed to finish the job,
that they will have to get busy in
the near future or lose the work
| they have done 50 far. The Paxton
farmerssinterested in the project are
! getting clamorous for having it
finished, as there have been unusual
delays and interruptions on the part
of the contractors.
Valentines! All kinds and all
prices, at G. d. Thompson's. 27-2t
Good piano to trade for service
able work horse. Apply to A.
Leathley, near Ramsey Falls. 28-3t
Fairfax is to have an electric
light plant. After studying the
matter. for almost year the COM
mittee back Of the movement hay e
! discovered an $4,000 plant can be
! installed and operated at about
So, 900 as first cost. The miller and
, several Of the citizens will install the
: plant-at the mill and expect to be in
positionsto furnish light on or about
June 1st. 1.400 lights have al
ready been sold and the chances are
that the number will be increased to
$4,000 after the lights are started.
!, The promoters guarantee continu-
! GUS service and will light every
block and street in Fairfax.
All due bills against A. r. Zrust( not
trust & Hingeley) will be honored
on or before Feb. 10th, but not af-
. ter that date. A. L. Trust. 27-2t.
) There was full attendance Of
: the council at their meeting last
e Wednesday evening. The bids for
O city printing were first opened and
considered, and that Of The Gazette
. being the lowest, this paper was by
t resolution designated as the official
S pager for the current year. The
re-appointment by Mayor Philbrick
4 of Ell. "A. Baldwin as a member Of
a the library board for three years
was unanimously confirmed by the
! council, and upon motion the re
! corder was instructed to advertise
! for bids for the superintendent Of
! water works and furnishing power
) for pumping, Mr.. Burmeister's con
tract with the city expiring in til,
! near future. A few minor bills
/. amounting to about $50, were reat
E and allowed at the close Of the SEES
i sion.
n Finest stock Of valentines in tn
III city at Luscher's drug store.
The Gazette Of last week shoul'
t. have made a note Of the change 9
,k management Of the local phone com
3 pany, which took place yesterday