The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-29

night.
4 Call and see the hammocks at Lus
cher's drug store.
Frank Evans Of the Golden Rule
went to the cities Monday on buy
/ ing trip for his store.
Get coupons tonight on the fire
works the Dream is going to give
away Friday night. See the display
in Dream window.
i Two Women and Man, what do
you know about that. It's one of
American biographers best produc-
tions. A high class drama on the
screen at the Dream tonight.
House and lot on Mill street for
rent or sale. Five rooms, city water
and electric light. Possession given
July 18th. Good chance to secure a
small house cheap. A. 2. King. tt
To get the best out of life is a
problem. Learn how by sending to
Mankato Commercial College for
their free year book. Worth a for
| tune to you, so send today.
Unprecedently hot weather has
caused many Minnesotans to rush
their cattle to market. Pastures in
some localities have become dry and
fatted cows and steers have depre-
ciated to marked degree within
| the past ten days.
Albert trust returned from trip
from North Dakota last week, with
news of good deal of damage done
by the dry weather at many points
in both Minnesota and Dakota, con-
, ditions being fairly good in some
/ sections, but not usually as good as
lin this vicinity.
Mrs. Albert Kumm and Mrs.
: Brandt Of Spring Valley, who Wis
( tied the family of Alderman Kumm,
: their brother-in-laW and brother,
respectively, last week. went to
Bellingham Friday to visit another
brother, intending to stop over here
second time on their way home,
tomorrow or next day.
Blockhead, in LeSueur News: I
.. often wonder why newspaper pub
fishers are assessed for every blamed
thing the town goes after and then
! are expected to advertise free. 1t
is not because they are wealthy,
that is sure, for if they were they
would figure way to play even,
: like most wealthy men in small
towns do. guess it is because they
; are easy.
The Women's Relief Corps met in
regular session in G. A. R. hall.
June 21st. An excellent report was
given of the Department w. R. G.
convention, by our delegate, Mrs.
{ Rhoda Ferris. The weather contin-
uing in such a melting mood, the
: corps voted to adjourn until the first
t Tuesday in September. Corps mem
n bers please take notice and inform
n members.
{ Clerk Of Court Weldon entered up
. judgements against applicants for
I an even dozen marriage permits
/ during June, up to last Saturday
night. The three last couples were
g Harry Brandt and Hattie WILDER OF
/ the vicinity of Walnut Grove, who
? were joined in marriage by Judge
Laudon last Thursday; Joseph A
IS Rudy and Edith L. Evans of Sun.
d down and Edward Giloneu Of Mobiles
lie county and Miss Ida Yackel of Lam
lie berton.
/ The Schweinfurter brothers. living
J. across the Minnesota, took out two
n big 8-foot cut Acme harvesters
% sold by Rosendahl & Thompson the
st first of the week. and one Of then
ID stated that he expected to begir
er cutting 30-acre field Of fine rye to
p morrow. We are informed tina
es there are many splendid prospect
for rye and barley in this vicinity
ic but that in some cases the yield vii
is be pretty light on account of tn,
&c dry weather at a critical period
rs Other grains are reported good. ant
n some extra good.
d. d. L. Crimmins surprised lot O.
ne people last Saturday by selling thu
Q, Crimmins residence on Minnesota