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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
Sete MassaMs.

Ct a~risspnbs. Ser er tor ario /
@ddroeu. aarf o. bans slomponi bpIs
Der paa at itornie en- Snxfettnina. Tom
emil % bans tapre SoIbater foriparer
beItenacoig.
DnfeI Gritd, fom er aaptein | gorben.
ftaar os Ter paa en- Stin,S % flyer: -
aarI, bbis bu tnben en- baIb time Bar
inotat Goftningen, ftaI bn faa en- arpne.
On Climb efter 1srer 0nfeI Erit5,
bborban &urI iitbIer os oaar rb. Boa
S9itninaens sberfte Bob ftaar aarI
feieritoIt:
"OnieI bt bar inbtot Srftnineen.@
Set GIT fort. Raa, bar @ampem
baaro."
"Rei, ha -. iee ienbte en- ParIamens
tar til emil 90 ia, at bbis ban LOB mig
tnota SGitninsen. ifulbe ban faa femti
gre. 90 bet GIT ban inb paa.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06

aoneresfen uotaIte fig iiarpt intot
ben at Staten OfIabomos 2aeefom.
mission fatteoe geiIutnins ON at er.
fliioere fra Praris aIIe Eager, Tom
bar liot at SrberfiIoie; IigeIeoes
iinoo ben af @ebraifa bebtagne COB,
Der FREEZER, at trensenbe Tarinss.
patienter ifnl u~nberfaite fig serum.
bebanoIinger.
5 8ongresfen beItoeer DeIeeater
fra ober 100 Soreninser og Snifita.
TONER fra ale aanter at 2anoet, Tom
er interesiercbe I @efiampeIien al
ben bpibe peit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
Gooerfoppcns Snfimft.

8 fere al bore 8labe % SioSlfrifs
ter funoe man for en- Sib liDcn lpic
en- Roturiorifers 9eretning or. at
ban bapSe fanget en- li6en Gooerfop
og anbraat ben / en- itor eooerfops
8rn omtrent fire SOB ODER Sorben.
Gen itore goberfop fom itrafs Itpr'
tenoe frem fra i'm "golig", Der Lao
ifiult nnoer ct 2spblao. 9en latte
aiIteo efter ben uinbbubne @iGit for
at gjsre 4aaI poo araboten, og Den
minore goberfop tog Slu9ten fat,
iSet ben fIotret tilneirs efter en- al
6e fine Sraaoe, bpormeo bet fine, Ii
Itigt uoiatte Sluenet bar fpitet til ct
|Srqs Smaofpiite % 2spblobe.
Set itore Snieft n9rmeoe fig bur.
tigt oct minore; men S~lpgtningen
pioite Ioao for llraab. Sa bens
farIige angriber bar fommen Den
neIten inb paa 2ipet, far Den at
Sraaoen meS enc 9~asfoOen. Gen
ifar Of Sraooen UNDER Jig, forItaas.
Selp funbe BEN fortiGtte meo at en-
ire efter Sraaben, til en- 8pilt bar
noaet, mems ben itore Santen falbt
Iiae til SorSen meb ben afifaarne,
fine S~raobenoe.
"0et err life g0oerfoppers Tane at
Ilioe of ben fine Sraob nnoer iig,
naar oe err ifero meb at entire tilpeirs
for at nnbgaa en- Sare, iaafremt Der
life er en- tom "8olig" nrr for Soan'
oen," fort9ler Iaturforiferert. Sna'
Iebes fer oct no til, of Set lille 9rea.
titrs Gambling bar ct Eeiultat at
SGnfning = at gbberfoppen babe
operpeiet Singen, inben Sen beaif en-
Gambling, Der pasiet ubmGrfet for
Inlebningen, men life nar | Sam'
Hang meS Seits @aner os alminoe-
Iige Sremsangsmonbe. Oct bar Sn.
Itinftet, Tom bpb set forfulete lille
8pr of rebbe ite peo Slugt; men oct
moatte oGre npgct mer emo Snitinft,
iom fit arobaten iii of "faite at
groen" for fin gnsriber.
Den iamme 9~aturforifer bolber
frem, at gooerfopperne er 4aniba-
Ter % al Tatitren ~itrioslpitue. Ien
Sc fiGmper fife for Ben SornsieIie
at faa GSe bberanbre. Iaar TO Go.
oerfcpper Haas, CT Der meget sob
@runo babe for @ngrebet % oct
tapre SoripGr, Der msber &naribe'
rem.
Get er life oIminSeIig befieuM- at
@oScrfopperne fun er noruItet meo
ct begrpniet Sorraab Of BET @ote.
rial ener Stot De ipinSer % ppper
Of. Set ieiee, fGbrige Stpf Gooer'
foppen noionbrer % %forarbeioer
@ep al. blir oen ON en- Glib lens for
og fan Sa life ipinbe og pGne Longer.
Taar bens Iet oe Snorer bIir for
aomIe, og Sen life Longer bar Stof
til npe. benptter Den ia uben Sfriip.
Ter % Sampittiebebsnog at fine
pnare Toboers gpne til of ipinbe 90
p9pe. Zen Hntter iimpeltben bort
paa en- Rabos SonaitfeIt oa bemrg.
tiger fla ct gGp. Com ofteit er ga
bocn hiemme, os ba blir Der anmlp
til en- Of De ~firmpenbe enten Iisser
6sS eIler foor Inleonina til at flpate
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
Stomgbtom.

Oct sitlige GiItrift al Den norife
Spncoe bolber Msoe | 8riitfirfens
Wenisbeo | Stouabton, isis. 23be til
29be Stunt, iiteSetfor I Wauitotpoc,
@is.. iom fsrit beItemt. Toitor s.
6. 81. Trcus | Wanitopoe bar nrret
ipg | ire Maaneoer oa isrit M iitanb
til at s~ienoptaae fit arbeibe. @senis.
beScn I Wanitofpoc bab oerfor ON at
bIipe fritaset for at mootage Spnobe-
mebet taar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
Kampen moo
GuberfuloIen.

Zen rationale acknowledgements,
Tom oenne llee boIoes | @aibinston.
bar meo gnitemmiebeo peotaset en-
llotaIeIie | Sapsr al SpretteIicu al
ct offentIist SunobeoSoeportemcut,
'Iiscitilet meS spriee Hesieringsoe.
partementer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06

NorSm9mbene l ct. Yanl traffer
itore SorbereoeIier til Seirineen af
17oe Wai. Soften ffaI boIoes / Mo.
sort SAL, og iom TaIere incomes @u.
perrisr Gberbart, 4oniuI 6. S. Sobe
og @eors 20. Peterion. Soften ar.
raneeres at Norofap 2oge, Ssnner
at Morge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
Gorebraa pm Observation-Disclosures

Or. Geo. e. Slom, 9rofesior | be
~ifanoinapiffe Spros os 2iteraturer
peo Sninois Statsuniperiitet / llrbn.
ma, boloer Sreoae Ste Mai ct Sore
orag for "SSainois State SiitoricaI
Societp" ON 8ensington-@ uneItenen.
Soreoraget boIbes | 9apitoliet |
Springfield, Sa. Erof. SIom er al
benz, Der merer, at gebiierne toIer
imoo Stencns sggtbeb, iGrIig /
iproeIig Senieenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06

@eS 8gbalget I ct. Saul | Sirs.
bags gienerobrebe Gepublifanerne
efter ct mangeaars Meqemrum otter
9pens gorgermeiterembebe, ibet DC.
res 9anbibat til bette, Serbert g.
Seller, beieirebe lin bemofrotiife
Mobltanber meo ober 1000 Stem.
mers Iaoritet. Sgioa De snrige 9p.
embeber beiattes meb &epu6lifanere,
ibet 9. u. Sornsiportb paletes til
9asierer oe @. s. Sarnbam til Con.
troler.
Eli gpretsbommer eienbolgtes
Siigo .. Sanft og s. 90. Sinebout,
al bbilfe Ben fsrite er Gemofrat oe
ben anben 1epublifaner.
s gpraabet faar 8emofraterne
frembeles Sbertnget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06

Ears @anb ips. Gra minneapolis
meooeles, at ben befienSte norit-ame.
rifanife poIitifer o. | oper 20 aar
Weolem at @praabet iom alderman
ira Cite @aro, Iisser meget betenfe.
lis ipg | fit Siem beriteos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06
5orRieuiet.

Senator Nrgamber farIis iss. -
Sra @aibington meooeIes ben Abe
Rai at Senator WecG umbers Til.
itano er meset tritiif, ibet Spsoom.
men ! @attens Sob bapoe betpoeIis
forp1rret fig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06

afSso amerifanif giaebbnsser. -
Sen fremitaaerbe amerifanife giaeb.
bugger Sobn Quincy Mbams @aro
er ben lite Mai afgaaet beo 9soen
lit Stem | Stem gorf | ben bsie al.
Der al neiten so Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06

e~erseantcu: ~s9nf Sie (. gg.. 1877,
at on itaor Toit en- aften. SIubies
Tia iommcr en- SiifteIie IiitenSe bag Dig,
% on iieuScr BIG omiIpnect at to frnf'
tiae armc. Soao ranber ou Sd?"
1877: slip mig. ariitiuel"
On SpuSe tom en- Gag IND til en- Sioss
foriifrinssagent.
"@oSbaa," iaebe ban. FER bet Der,
man fnar 9ipsforiifrins?"
"Sn, Bet CT bet.
."3u maa ies enSeIie faa f%oriifret St'
bet til Sousu min, for bun or iad ipe, %
isn bill Iet itie miite benbe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06

.StH1I9S.-Gt f~sriteifasies Soto.
grafsSltelier. Sun to { 8pen. or aoot
noftpret % bar COB 6pgning. Min Snifrrs
Spgbom er Garias til Salset. COB Mnlebs
ming for en- @orbmano. .. 8. Repnplos,
DEBORAH, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06

Sra Me5arIanb, @is., Tribes til
"9ecorab.B oiten": Dor 2anbsbp t9l.
Ter fitn omfrins 200 Snobpssere, De
ile1te at bpiIfe er norTfe. 0eiten ale
Sorretninasm9nb er norife, og De
ejsr goo Sorretning. Com 8epis
berpaa Tan anfsres, at ibaar bar tire
at benz fisbt automobtIer nemltg s.
9. Sobnion, "Opens Hoftmeiter og
4isbmanb, 6. q. gbparos, Der banb-
Ter meS geIsperf ON Sinteren % bri.
Der Sotel I abmarbs Barf oeo Den
oeiIige 9afe 8aubeia ON Sommeren,
oq so. 8. Carton gpens Gbpofat. De
fIeite SoIf I @pen og Smegnen til.
bsrer McSarlanb nori f-lutberife Wte.
nigbeb, ipm bar en- itor og oaffer
Strife | gpen, peo boiIfen Baitor q.
.. Brandt er BreIt. SorIeoen Ssn.
BAG brog belle Wenigbeoen efter
@uostieneiten ODER til BreItegaarben
o. inobsb B~reitefamilien til at ipiie
Riooog meb fig. Otter @iboagen
operrofte Webelbanoler &. 2epis
GaItoren en- Eengepung meb $152
fra Wenigbeoen. Sor Iangere Sio
iioen beiluttebe Wenigbeben at feire
Den 17oe Mai meb en- baffer Set.
Reniebeoens Susmsbre pil ieroere
en- Ieffer Miooag | oct pr9gtige 60.
fale, iom meb Ell 9efoItning al nRr
$1,000 netop err bleoet inbrettet I'M
Der airfen. On eftermiboogen lam.
les man I Barfen omfring airfen for
at bsre @rifif af Weni9beoens Wr.
iifforps og Sangfor, Gale paa Rorif
af Gaitor S. Salporien fra Gocfbale,
@is. iamt Sale poa enself Of Bait.
s. G. Seeg fra geIoit, @is. @enie.
bebens Iisefprening bill iernere gi-
tensmab, oe ON gitenen bill Raitor
@ranSt forepiie omfrtue 200 9iae.
ser fra Torbmrnbenes 2io | Gmeri'
ia Iiee fra Npbpeserbaeene til Nuti.
ben. Genne Gambling al @iIleoer er
eneitaaenbe | tit SIogs % bel nGro
ot Re.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06

Sutsl Cans; sIeicr gu aIiiS at bnrs
Iaa title, Gutter ming"
Seniemano: "Hei bn. men Heor bor
Iooet mig 10 Gre, bbis iee bible laSe
ARE al iuatte ON BET italSeOc SobeSet
bit oa ON ben fore @Orten. bu bar paa
G9ien."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06

sOmrtcn iasitaset. Or. 8. q.
8biteufer / 6ergls Sails, @inn.,
bar g@ren AZ at bGre Den ieritc
RanS / oen Gel at Stdten, ipm bar
iaoct sig paa &uIIeps Sonnet. San
iagttog ben Den Ace os. en- fort StitnS
fsr Solopenns. San funoe tpbeIig
ie idopeI Someteu Tom ben Ianae, 10
ienSe Sale meo ubeo9buet gle. Ct
fort antnl al @pens Suouaarere er
iiSen ben Sag bIet ioriee "Stierne.
figere".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-06

y @eslep Sailep ror Sebfteiooer til "Re'
publienu-s mparenoe Ger % Ne'
batter.
''1 Speus eueIte, men npiiaa mastise So
non.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29
PLEDGE NO. /

The candidates in Denver county
for state senators of the citizens
party, the progressive republicans
and platform democrats have
signed statement No. l, which is
as follows:
II hereby declare to the people
of the state Of Colorado, as we'll as
to the people of my Legislative dis
trict, that during my term of Office
I will always vote for the candi-
date for United States senator in
congress who has received the
highest number of the peoples
votes for that Office at the general
election next preceding the cleo
ton of q senator in congress, with
out regard to my individual pref
erence."
The News says:
"The republican candidates nom-
mated in this county are already
committed to Senator Simon Gug-
genheim, it is generally under
stood. The democratic candidates
are, Of course, controlled by the
Speer machine and will obey the
machines edict in the legislature
Of 1913, unless pledged otherwise
at this time"
There are seventeen state SEN
ators to be elected in November.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29
JUDGES

Judges are not infallible. To
illustrate: Soon after the close of
the Civil war the supreme court
decided the greenbacks were not
legal money; later under Gen.
Grants administration the presi-
dent appointed one or more judges
who took broader conception of
the matter and another case was
instituted by Gen. Butler and
taken 10 the supreme court and
the former opinion was overruled,
the court holding that congress
had the power to pass laws for the
coinage Of money and to regulate
the value thereof; that it did not
matter of what material money
was coined, silver gold or paper.
The court held 10 the cumulative
theory Of value, that is, the volume
of money, as compared to the de-
mand, regulated its value.
Later the income tax law was
taken to the supreme court and
declared constitutional and thirty
days later one of the judges changed
his mind and on a rehearing the
former decision was overruled. So
that in electing or appointing
judges for a long term of years it
is necessary to know how they
feel on great and important issues.
Judges should be modern in
thought and not lost in precedents
of former generations.
There have been grave mistakes
in late years in the selection of
both state and federal judges.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29
SPLENDID LETTER
OF COMMUNICATION

In testimony of high efficiency,
we give below a letter from the
National Surety Company of New
York, which explains itself and is
a sincere compliment for one of
our county officials who has served
the people faithfully and we'll:
Denver, Colo, Oct. 81, 1910.
Mr.. Eek Farrow,
Del Norte, Colo.
My dear Mr.. Farrow:-
l notice that you have been re-
nominated and l want to, at this
time, express my sincere hope that
you will be reelected. We have
had the pleasure of furnishing
your bond during the past term of
office and we have found that at all
times, your Office has been con-
Quoted in most efficient manner
and for the welfare of the commun-
ity to whom you give service.
We have been very much i'm
pressed with the efficiency and
honesty in which you have con-
Quoted your Office and il you desire
to use this letter in any way to
further your candidacy, you are
authorized to do SO.
Trusting that you will be elected
and with kind regards, l beg to re-
main Very Truly Yours,
RALPH w. SMITH,
Vice President.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29
IRRIGATION ENTERPRISES

The great Santa Maria lake en-
terprises, with its base Of supply
mt the lake of that name, sixteen
miles west Of Creole, is making
good Roadway. The material for
the stave pipe line, the bands and
much Of the lumber. is ut Creede.
This line will be four miles long,
from Santa Maria lake to Clear
Creek falls. This enterprise is
projected by the Travellers In
surance company, to add to the
volume Of water for irrigating San
Luis valley lands.
What was formerly the Farmers
Union irrigation association, but
now the San Luis Valley Irrigation
company is enlnrging the former
facilities and n large force OF men
10 at work, under Contractors
Knowles Ellsworth and kliner OF
Salt Lake. The steel work for the
headgates 10 being put in. This
work 10 going on thirty miles above
Creole, In Hinsdale county. all for
irrigating the San Luis valley
Alamosa Courier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29
TO JUDGE GUNTER

In view of the fact that the cor
poration machines secured the
selection of Judge Gunter as
candidate for supreme justice, to
supply the place made vacant by
the death of Judge Steele, Il. NJ.
Patterson addresses an open letter
to the candidate in which he asks
the following questions:
"What l would ask you specifi-
cally is this:
'Do you hold that it is the duty
of democratic officials to seriously
and zealously work for and secure
to the people the measures for
which the democratic party gave
the platform pledges in 1908 and
again in the present year?
do you hold that the people of
Colorado have the right to amend
their constitution as is proposed
in the pending initiative and ref
erendum amendment, and that it
is the duty of the courts to uphold
such amendments if they are
adopted"
The News comments at some
length why Mr.. Patterson pro-
pounds these questions and closes
by saying:
THE News knows that the in
terests and their servants, the
machines, have determined to
destroy the initiative and referen-
DUN through the supreme court if
they can control enough judges to
do 30; and it doesn't maize any
difference to them whether they
shall be democratic or republican
judges"
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29
MAKE THIS TEST
Hew 10 Tell u Your Hair l. Diss...i


Even il you have a luxuriant
head Of hair you may want to know
whether it is in a healthy condition
or not. 80 per cent of the people
need a hair tonic.
Pull hair out Of your head; II
the bulb at the end Of the root 10
white and shrunken it proves that
the hair 10 diseased, and requires
prompt treatment il its loss would
be avoided. II the bulb 10 pink
and full, tho hair is healthy.
We want every one whose hair
requires treatment to try Rexall
"8" Hair Tonic. We promise
that it shall not cost anything il It
does not give satisfactory results.
It 10 designed to overcome dsnd-
ru6, relieve scalp irritation, TO
stimulate the hair roots, tighten
the hair already in the head, grow
hair aud cure badness.
Il 10 because Of what Rexall 's08"
Hair Tonic has done aud our sim
oere faith in its goodness that We
want you 70 try it at our rick. Two
sizes, so and @l.OO. Sold only At
our store-The Rexall Store. The
Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-10-29
The Mosca oil boring enterprise

The Mosca oil boring enterprise
is one which promises 80 well that
it should command readily all the
capital needed. Somewhere in
the 25-mile stretch between Mosca
and Moffat, fortunes will be made
out of oil and gas, as soon as capt.
tai with that modest nerve neces.
sary, gets to work in earnest and
goes down after it.-Alamosa En-
terprise.
The Denver Times claims a big
business house in Denver can
celed a contract for a page ad.
because that paper published an
editorial on "The Paramount Issue
in the November Election" in
which the reference to Senator
Guggenheim was displeasing to
the business man.
j. F. Campbell and wife left
Monday night for southern Texas
where Mr.. Campbell has bought
ranch and will turn his attention
to farming.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-10-25

Ladies secure one of those knobby
aprons on sale this week at the new
and second hand sale in the armory
building.
The common house fly magnifed
many times until he looks like a
m onster doing some wonderful feats
of skill and strength. A comedy
you can't afford to miss, The Aero
batic Fly" on the screen at the
Dream tonight Tuesday,.
The Methodist missionary society
were handsomely entertained on
Wednesday by Mesdames Crimmins
and Miller at the home of the former
lady. There were some 40 ladies
present whose hearts must have
been warmed with missionary zeal
and enthusiasm while listening to
the glowing reports of missionary
fields. At the close of the session
the hostesses and their aids served
a delicious luncheon.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-10-25
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mitchell, a

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mitchell, a
young married couple all the way
from England, are enjoying por-
ton of their honeymoon trip with
heir uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leathley, who live north of Ramsey
falls. We understand that Mr.. Nit
chell is an expert sign painter who
will ply his trade in this country.
Chairman Callaghan informs US
that Albert Hall of st. Paul has been
assigned to speak at the Republican
rally upon the eve of next election
day at the court house in this city.
Also. that Attorneys Clague, Dolliff,
Emerson. Laudon, Praxel and Wer-
ring will be associated with the 9th
er speakers advertised elsewhere for
rallies during the coming week.
These meetings will give voters all
over the county a chance to hear
what the various Republican candi-
dates stand for.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-10-25
Presbyterian Church Services.

Our church is nice, comfortable
place. In a church service there
should be worship. Inspiration and
instruction. Our services are planned
with these ends in view. A church
in community stands for the i'm
portance of spiritual things. 1t
ought to be a quiet haven of peace
to the weary and heavy laden, a
light to guide the sinner to saliva
ton. Moreover, it ought to be a
channel through which the Christian
can best serve his God and his fellow
men. Our church tries to remem-
Der this. Our motto is, From
every man according to his ability.
to every man according to his needs. "
All are invited to attend our serv-
ices and to make use Of our facilities.
Cooperation with all organizations
aiming at spiritual and moral uplift
is welcomed and proffered. 11-3
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-10-25
WABASSO NEWSLETS.
lFrom the Standardl

VIM. Lines of Redwood Falls was
a business caller here Friday.
Mrs. Leo Aftermath returned Fri
day after spending several weeks
with relatives at Springfield, Willow
Lake and Wanda.
F. F. Benner Of Redwood Falls,
lineman for the Redwood Rural Tel
ephone Co., was here the fore part
of the week doing repair work.
Parties shooting musk rats now
days must be careful as we under
stand that game warden Chas. Lam
berton of Redwood Falls was looking
for some parties here the fore part
of the week.
A. O. Gimmestad. Republican
nominee for Representative, was in
the city Tuesday. We predict that
Mr.. Gimmestad will be an easy
winner.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-10-25
OVERFLOW LOCAL.
$50 and $50 at the Dream.

$3.50 and $50 at the Dream.
Hot air exhausted? Oh, no. we
have our stove up to keep up the
supply. So the old Dream will con-
tinue for while at least.
Eleventh hour advertisers are re-
sponsible for the crowding out of
the detailed reports of the W. G. 7.
u. meeting held by district president
VanDolah and Misses Hitchcock and
Pentony at Wabasso Sunday evening
as we'll as of the M. E. missionary
meeting. These are mostly in type
and will be given next week. We
have also been obliged to crowd out
some not important advertising, but
some of it could not wait. The con-
stitutionaI amendments and official
ballots are being printed for the last
time and we shall have room for
reading matter next week.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-10-25
Special Meeting Of Co. Commissioners
From first page.


for the support Of said child upon
the payment of said S350.00 and
S45.22, the costs of said proceedings;
and said county attorney is hereby
authorized to pay said $4,000 over
to said Eva L. Daughenbaugh for
the support of said child, and to pay
the costs of said proceedings to those
entitled thereto.
Vote being had on the foregoing
resolution and the same was adopted
by the unanimous vote of the board
and SO declared by the chairman.
On motion the board adjourned.
D. R. McCORQUODALE,
Attest: Chairman.
L. P. LARSON,
County Auditor.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-10-25

we present here; as work of art it is
quite different from the ordinary adver-
Using illustration, as you can easily see.
just because the newspaper, generally
speaking. is passing thing. this paper
today thrown away to make room for
the next one, is no reason why you
shouldn't appreciate the full beauty of
this work.
But it's interesting for another rea-
son. 1t illustrates, as well as you'll ever
see it done, how correctly designed and
properly tailored clothes look on a man.
The only way to get better idea of it is
to step in here some day and ask to be
shown our
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-10-25

Lay in your stock Of potatoes now
while you buy them in bulk from the
car of the Redw. Falls Produce Co.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-01-07
Boston Is Buttermilk Mad.

Boston, Jan. 3,-Boston is drinking
buttermilk to the extent of 10000
quarts a day. All first class soda
counters, restaurants, hotels and even
bars, serve buttermilk. One popular
mems lunch establishment in the
downtown district serves forty gal
Ions of buttermilk a day in summer
and nearly as much in winter.
This supply is secured by a private
dairy on the premises. Every morning
there is a churning, conducted on the
termilk thus secured is thick and
creamy. The butter is merely a by
product, and is used in the kitchen.
Many of the patrons of this place
have forsaken soup and pie luncheons
and have taken up buttermilk. In
fact, DO you buttermilk?" is a stand
ing question in the business section
ITO buttermilk" does not mean nee
essarily to diet, but the man in whom
the doctor observes a disquieting ten
dency to excess adipose tissue nova
days holds himself in readiness to
get on the buttermilk cart forwith.
Nonbuttermilkers are inclined tC
poke fun at Boston's buttermilk leg
ions, but the buttermilkers take them
selves and their buttermilk seriously
They say some remarkable cures OF
serious ills are daily being credited
to the use of buttermilk; that at first
1t was largely looked upon as most
refreshing beverage, especially during
the summer, but that after Ellie Metch
nixon, the great biologist and other
scientists not only recommended II
as health food, but took to drinking
1t themselves, things looked different