The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-03-02

Bath tubs, lavatoriez and closets
at r. A Japs.
Dream! Dream!l Dreaml!! Every
night at 7::3O and $50 New pictures
every day
AIT the Presbyterian Church next
Sabbath morning DR. Sarchet will
speak on The Fulfilling Of the
Law" AT the evening service the
subject Of sermon will be Reserves
County ditch No. s, known as the
Douglas Allen ditch, will be COM
pleted this spring by the Minnesota
Dredge 90. OF st. Cloud, that COM
pany being the successful bidder at
the letting yesterday. The contract
price is ST, $50. ~.
The long suffering Willow Lake
ditch patrons appear to be in way
to get the work finished this season,
the bond company back of the con-
tractors for that work having under
taken to finish the job, a result of
meeting to- receive bids held at the
court house on Tuesday Of last week. |
Urn Bergen wrote US from Califor
MIA yesterday that SIS would cover
his doctor bill for five years or m ore
since he moved west. but that with
a healthy and vigorous family his
grocery bills are pretty fierce. Urn
writes that he is as busy as dog
managing lumber yard at Strath-
more, Cal.
Marriage licenses were issued the
past week for the benefit of Ben.
Fl. Klenzli and Miss Belle Sampson
of North Redwood and of Albert
Knisley and Miss Mary Malceck Of
this vicinity. The latter couple were
duly united in the bonds of matri-
mony by Judge Howard, last Mon
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gales were called to
Jordan, this state, last Sunday. by a
message informing them of the death
of the aged father Of Mr. Gales on
the day previous. The elder Gales
has been an invalid for long time.
and his son was called to Jordan not
many months ago. on account of his
precarious condition at that time.
q Miss Florentine Haescke Of Brown
county visited Redwood Falls last
Friday, and it is probable that she
will qualify as the extra teacher
needed for the overcrowded eighth
grade. Miss Haesecke is graduate
of Mankato Normal, and having sup
plemented her course with practical
teaching experience, comes we'll rec
commended.
Good three-horse gas engine for
sale, to make way for electric motor.
Apply at this office.
G. w. Mead and family will be
leaving here the coming week for
Southern California. going first to
San Diego. After over thirty years
residence in Redwood county. Mr..
and Mrs. Mead will leave behind
them many old friends who will be
glad to hear from them again and
more pleased if they fully regain
their health.
Mrs. Henry Reding of Three
Lakes was the victim Of a bad acct
dent recently, by which she lost the
use Of her right hand. The Nor
gan Messenger says that new corn
shelter operated by a gasoline en-
CINE had just been started up, and
Mrs. Reding was invited to see it in
operation. "A belt was thrown off
: by the machine clogging, and Mrs.
Reding attempting to throw it on
again, her glove caught and drew
her hand between two pulleys,
crushing her hand SO badly that the
doctors had to amputate all but the
thumb.
The license question will be put
!. up to the voters Of a good many
I Redwood county towns next Tues
day. We notice that Belview, Nor
gan, Vesta, Walnut Grove. Wabasso
and Lamberton people will all have
a chance to 20 on record on the Ii
i cense question. A noteworthy cir
r cumstance in this connection is that
y church people, of most of the denom-
a nations are standing together at