The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-02

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Vim. Peavey. ST.. made a business
trip to Minneapolis Monday.
New stock of wall paper just re-
ceiyed at Luscher's drug store.
Miss Una Holcombe Of Lamber-
ton is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
t. Jackson.
Mrs. Fred Hartwick of Marshall
is visiting at the home of her BROTH
err. Mr.. Silas Giem.
Good buggy, single harness and
fly net, all in good condition. for
sale. Inquire of d. Mclean. It
"A Day at the Union Depot" two
nights next week at the opera house,
April 9th and 10th. 36-It
The Pytbian Sisters club was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Dol
lift last Wednesday. A supper was
served at clock.
Misses Hazel and Dorothy Hitch
cock are visiting with their sister,
Miss Alice, who is teaching at Stew
artville. this week.
Banker Scott of Vesta was in
town on business Wednesday, hav-
ing driven over with a team. He
found the roads rather good.
Mr.. Rutter's Sunday-School class
rendered him party at his home
last Tuesday. The evening was
pleasantly spent. Later refresh
ments were served.
Fred Hammel, who lives on a
large farm a few miles west of Red
wood Falls, was taken to Rochester
last week and underwent. an opera
ton at the Mayo hospital.
Miss Josie Peavey entertained the
S. S. club at her home last Tuesday
evening. The girls all dressed in
little girls teggery and had very
good time. Refreshments were
served.
You have never had such big
variety of rugs to select from in
this city as the present supply at E.
&c. Thuerwachter's. We do not
keep them, we sell them. Prices
right. 36-lt
C.P. Burris, formerly of Ohio, has
moved to his farm home in Three
Lakes township. Mr.. Burris has
bought section of land down there
and expects to make Redwood coun-
ty his permanent home.
John Prodoehl of Renville county.
living in the Middle Creek district.
was in town Thursday on business.
| Mr.. Proedehl has been coming to
Redwood during the past few
months because of the potato mar
ket which was higher than in Rem
Vile. He is an extensive raiser of
potatoes.
| VIM. Owens, formerally county
attorney of this county, made his
appearance in this city last Friday
with the same old congenial smile
and countenance that has every
indication of prosperity. Billy is
| now located at WiIiston. N. D
and says that he lives in good live
city of over 4 900 population.
/ Work in the Ramsey State Park
started last Monday. Joe Tyson and
Marion johnson are doing some good
work, they expect to be quite busy
and will have everything in excellent
shape when the dedication takes
place in June. There is some ex-
cavating to be done but on account
of the frozen ground the men will
engage at other work in the park
until the frost has we'll disappeared.
Many people were seen Sunday
strolIing thru the park and feasting
their eyes on the glory of the falls.
The lake is slightly swollen which
makes the water fall heavier.
| Seeding has started. The farm
ers in the great northwest are be-
ginning to sow their seed for the
year 1912. First seeding reports
are now being received from vari.
Gus parts of the county and atten-
ton is turning toward the crop OF
1912. Many farmers near Redwood
Falls have already accomplished a
great deal. some having sowed as
much as so acres in grain. 1t was
reported on Friday of last week
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