The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-08-03

| Miss June Aiken is visiting Morton
friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Duscher drove
to Morgan last Sunday.
/ Dream Wednesday and Saturday
nights at eight and nine o'clock.
Fred Mason will enter Mankato
Commercial Sept. l. Over 700 stu
dents in attendance last year. You
can get particulars by sending for
Year Book.
The Happy Widower. What
makes him happy? Do you suppose
his wife could have been suffra-
gette? We will see on the screen at
the Dream Wednesday night.
There will be reproduction of an
episode in Napoleon's career that
put blot on his name and for which
Europe never forgave him. On the
screen at the Dream Wednesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Duncan of
Owatonna have been guests at the
home of Mr.. Duncan's sister, Mrs.
VanDolah of this city. the past
week. The latter is hopeful of per-
suading her brother to invest in
some of Redwood county's real es-
tate bargains and become a perma-
nent resident Of the best town on
earth.
Manager Swain of the Masonic
Block auto company received q ter
rife swat on the head last Saturday
when an inner tire exploded while
Mr.. Swain was putting it upon
machine for one of his patrons. 1t
gave job for doctor, but Mr..
Swain was soon about his work as
usual.
The Gazette desires to throw an
invisible shower of rice and best
wishes after the departing Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Clement, who leave to-
night for tour which will include
Chicago, Racine and other eastern
points, and who will find their pleas
ant cottage on Fifth street all new
furnished, swept and garnished for
tboro on thnir rntl1rn
4 Hay will be sold at fancy prices
this fall, unless all signs fail. A
representative Of the Minneapolis
!, hay market was offering from SIS
to $40 in the stack at Tracy recently
and found very little even at those
prices. 1t will be up to farmers to
do something in the conservation
line with every pound of fodder
they can save this fall.
Editor Farnham of the Madison
Independent thinks that Editor Put
nam of Granite Falls is not so far
off on his statement that it is I'M
certain whether there would be less
liquor drank under a county option
regime than as at present under the
diocese of the open saloon" and
that diocese" is a pretty good word
to use perhaps with the accent on
the die.
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The Redwood Falls Produce Co.
shipped a car of chickens to Chicago
few days ago and expect to send
out two cars more this month from
this point. Mr.. Melges goes to Sea-
forth the last of this week to see af-
ter carload shipment from that
point. Chickens at IL cents pound
live weight ought to be profitable to
the raiser, considering the insignifi-
cent cost of their feed and care.
The state of Minnesota has accu-
INFLATED surplus of nearly two
millions of dollars, and Gov. Eber-
hart is on record as approving
proposition to remit state taxes pay
able next fall, if it can constitution
ally be done. This would constitute
, a Christmas gift that would be de-
cidedly popular with the taxpayers
and would remove the temptation to
squander the surplus when the next
Legislature convenes.
Rud. Stensvad brought home his
Cadillac and crew from the cities
. last Friday afternoon, after weeks
absence which included the five days.
, endurance run. Mr.. Stensvad was
sunburned, but not sore over the
penalties CHARGED against. his car