The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-11-08

erels for sale. Malcolm Dennis
toun. l5-or
In or down, over and around, any
old way; just so you remember
about the big Thanksgiving basket
to be given away Nov. 22d at the
Dream. Get coupons every night. |
To whom it may concern: You
are cordially invited to hear the SER
mons on THE Church and the Sa-
loon" and Sports that Kill'' at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and evening.
Herman Glum is up from New
Ulm this morning, and informs us
that he has bought little farm in
Nicollet county only mile and half
from New Ulm, having given up his
first intention Of going to the Pacific |
coast,
Redwood Falls high school scored |
a victory over Tracy high school in
football, at Lakeview park Thursday
of last week, plucking victory from
seeming defeat in the first half of
the game. Their goal line on the
local field yet remains to be crossed,
the score Of the second match at
Lakeview standing at Is to O.
i Now's the. time you need one-a
coal bod for 10 cents at the The
Golden Rule, Saturday, Nov. 18th.
Messrs. Aune and Whittet, oppos-
ing candidates for county commits
sioner from this district, have been
seeing most of the voters in this city
the past few days. As politics cut
but a small figure in these contests.
the result is likely to be more or less
in doubt until the votes are counted
tonight, though the odds are still
Z with the Republican candidate in
} our opinion, he being up for his first
, reelection.
Three lots in the Western addi-
ton to Redwood Falls for sale cheap.
Inquire at the county auditors Of
fee. 1t
Manager Gose, the popular ad-
vance agent for the Midland Lyceum
: Bureau of Des Moines, was in this
city yesterday. to ascertain the pros
pect of getting Redwood Falls Chau-
8 tauqua patrons interested in plans
for the summer of 1911. Election
today makes it somewhat difficult
to fix attention on other matters,
i and we have not learned whether
t the Chautauqua program for this
J, summer could be taken up at this
time or not.
d Remember the Baxter Poland
/. China boar sale at Walnut Grove
Y Nov. 30th. It will be the greatest
It event ever held in the northwest in
+ Poland China circles. 1t.
n William Garrett Hitchcock, the
5. thirteen year old son of Mr.. and
d Mrs. Fl. M. Hitchcock, was given his
,r release from a long period of weak
:. ness and and suffering late last
- evening. The boys illness was the
is outcome of an attack of scarlet fever
% over two years ago, since which time
all that loving care and the skill Of
- specialists could do has been exerteC
a to win back his health, but in vain
i William was boy of almost preco
&c cious brightness of intellect, and nj
: loss will be severely felt by thu
!, members of his family, who have tn
sympathy of the community will
- them at this time, not so much fol
= the emancipation Of their boy from
the ills of the flesh, but for the orde
re al and anxiety they have passes
st through during his lingering death
ne The funeral will be held from tn
Sc residence tomorrow morning a
O. 1920 o'clock.
~ Thomas Brooks Fletcher. autho
and orator, delivered his lecture o
- t'The Martyrdom of Fools" the SCI
VI ond number in the lecture course
y at the Christian church last Tuesda
evening, most of the ticket holder
no being in attendance. Mr.. Fletche
'ol was introduced by Pastor Martin
M and certainly delivered the goods
ne regular torrent of oratory abount
nd ing in graphic word pictures, W
Sc and sarcasm. The lecturers att
W. Il 4 - al. all ~,