The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-10-01

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at Aune & Thune's store. 10-1t
F. j. Hassenstab, of Seaforth, the
heavyweight Republican candidate
for sheriff was in Redwood Falls on
business Monday.
Thomas Stafford who recently sold
his personal property at auction will
move to Redwood in the near future
and will occupy the j. w. Neiman
house.
There never was better fountain
pen made than the Waterman.
handled by A. Asleson. Just step in
and try one of them. One trial Will
convince you. 10-1t
b. James Reynolds experienced g
very sad accident on FRIDAY evening.
In moment of thoughtlessness he
he carefully arranged himself in a
fresh piece of sticky tly paper. His
friends however insist that in spite
of the fact that he is stuck up he is
not proud.
Smooth Of writing and smoothness
of flow are characteristics of the Wa
terman fountain pen. the best pen
ever made. Go in and try one of
them at A. Asleson's store. l0.1t
Ava Gaffney the youngest son of
James Gaffney, is i'll with typhoid
fever. The attack is not severe and
it is expected h will soon be out a.
gain.
Anyone indebted to me may callat
Asleson' $ jeWelry store and settle
with MIR. Asleson. who has my ac-
counts in charge for collection. E.
G. THUERWACHTER. loft.
We have more furniture, etc, than
we know what to do with. Gail and
get our stock reducing prices on any
thing you need in our line. Grapp
Furniture and Undertaking Co. 1t
Clerk of Court, w. G. Weldon, is
sued the following marriage licens S
last week: Emil A. Stricken TO Ida
L. Volk; Gus Frye TO Elizabeth May
Youngs; Walter Basel to Minnie
Tonak.
Don't fail to go in at once and get
a Waterman pen contest sheet from
A. Asleson. Then get busy. The
sheet will tell you what to do. No
coupon needed. 10-1t
The post Office atSanborn changed
hands today. E. P. Dotson. Mrs. A.
D. McRae's father, the outgoing Of
fetal. will leave at once for Califor-
MIA where the rest of his family now
are. A. Schellenberger is the new
postmaster.
w. H. Colds fine herd of Holstein
cattle from the ST ars-Goldstock farm
near Wabasso was brought to the
Redwood county fair on Sunday and
taken at once to the ground sheds.
These are unusually fine animals and
attracted great deal Of attention
at Marshall where they were exhib-
tied last week.
Now is your chance to buy sewing
at cost. Grapp Furniture
and Undertaking Co. 1t
A. R. A. Laudon and family &C
companied by Mrs. Carruth, and W.
G. Weldon and wife accompanied by
Mrs. B. A. Deterling. drove to Mon
tevideo for dinner Sunday. Judge
Laudon returned by the way of Rem
vile and Mr.. Weldon by the way of
Marshall.
In the Waterman pen contest just
step in and ask for a contest sheet at
A. Asleson's store. The sheet tells
you what to do. 10-lt
Rev. j. j. Ehrstein who went to
Duluth last week. returned today
and will occupy the pulpit at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
and evening. By special request he
gave a lecture on Labor Problem"
at the First Presbyterian church in
Duluth, Sunday evening.
Extra Special prices to the Newly
Webs at Graphs. Let us figure
with you, then if We don't sell you
it will be our own fault. Grapp
Furniture and Undertaking Co. 1t
E. Bailey. accompanied by VIM.
Peavey and Hugh Swain went to
Minneapolis last week and bought a
1911 STANDARDIZATION car. Thema-
chine is one of the niftiest in town
and has attracted considerable at |