The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-27
THE CITY

Ladies-American ladies week at
Neiman's. An opening souvenir to
the lakes. Post office block.
Two front office rooms in Phil
brick Block inquire of
F. w. PHILBRICK.
Mrs. F. M. Shoemaker of Rem
vile county, has been visiting few
DAYS at the home of o. w. Crapp.
Mrs. E. C. Thuerwatcher. who
has been quite sick for some time,
is slowly improving but is not yet
able to sit up.
Ladies Call Thursday and get an
opening souvenir and incidentally
get acquainted with American Ladies
Tailoring. Neiman, post office blk.
A. A. Carkhuff is now the owner
of Alice, a launch formerly in the
ownership of H. A. Baldwin. Mr.,
Carkhuff will have the boat put in
first class condition for use this
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Cooper went
to Lisbon, N. D., last Friday to visit
their daughter, Mrs Kvello and
family. Mr.. Cooper will remain
but a few days, but Mrs. Cooper
will remain for few weeks.
Thomas Arnett returned last week
from Becker county, having made a
trip up there with Ben johnson and
George Huhnerkoch, both of whom,
he says, bought land in that county.
He expects to make the trip again
in the near future.
Banker & Dennistoun recently is
sued the information that during the
past year 1911 cars of hogs and cattle
valued at $l21 900 have been shipped
from this city. Farmers in this state
scoffed at diversified farming few
years age, but today stock raising is
one of the most important issues
connected with profitable farming.
Do not forget that personal prop
erty taxes become delinquent and
will be boosted with a penalty after
Thursday. Feb. 90. 1t will save you
a little money to drop around at the
court house and slip C. V. Everett
the amount set opposite your name
in the list published in The Gazette
this week. Those not living in Red
wood will find banks at which the
tax can be paid.
Clerk of Court Weldon, offers to
issue marriage license free to
the first damsel who will lasso
bachelor and bring him to the Court
house for inspection. ANY kind of
a bachelor will do, says Mr.. We'll
don. 'The more timid and bashful
the better" The leap year spirit
hasn't strikingly manifested itself
in Redwood Falls, but this offer of
Mr.. WeIdons may start leap year
activities.
A number of applications have
been received by the board of ed
udcation from men who want to
secure the place made vacant by the
resignation of w. C. Hermann.
The board has taken no action but
doubtless will act in the near future
so the new superintendent may
have time to assist in selecting
a corps of teachers. Mr.. Hall
now in charge at Belle PLANE is
among those seeking the place.
A number of the teachers in the
public schools of the eastner part of
Redwood county met in teachers
meeting at the courthouse on Sat-
urday. Superintendent Bebermeyer
was in charge and there was an ex-
cellent program intended to help
the instructors in meeting and soly-
ing problems that they daily con-
front. There were several papers
read followed by interesting dis
cussions. Meetings of this kind are
being held at various points around
the county and Mr.. Bebermeyer says
they are all well attended.
]. S. Baker, the father of Mrs. A.
R. A. Laudon, died in Tennessee
last week. The body was brought
to Marietta, where the funeral was
held, Rev. j. ]. Ehrstein preaching
the sermon. This was in accordance
with the request made by Mr.. Baker
before leaving for the south. Mrs.
Baker was not with her husband at |