The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-30

Far SaIe-At $50 90 ! fine $3.50 90
Upright piano. Owner has moved
long distance. Inquire of Chas.
Huntsberry. 10 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. John Klaus returned
home Monday Mrs. Klaus came
from St. Peter where she has been
visiting her sister and Mr.. Klaus re-
turned from Idaho.
For SALE At the Eagle Roller
Mill company's elevator, flour and
feed stnffs of all kind, including
bran. shorts, oats and corn. at right
prices. W. F. ia ckson. Agt. If.
Yes there will be something doing
in the EncamDment next Friday
evening in the line OF entertainment
and refreshments. All members of
the Encampment. their wives and
sweethearts are requested to be
present.
G. r. Lamb who lives on a farm
near Redwood will soon dispose OF
his stock and farm implements at
public auction, the sale being booked
for February 10. Immediately
thereafter he will leave for Oregon
where he has purchased home not
far from Portland.
The Farmers Institute and short
course opened at the court house
this afternoon and will continue until
Friday. On Thursday the work in
home economics will be given at the
Methodist church and all interested
are requested to assemble in the
church basement on Thursday.
There was meeting of the North
Redwood Cooperative Creamery as
ISOLATION Saturday at which time
Herman Moritz was elected presi
dent, Charles Fleischer, secretary.
and H. w. Shoemaker, treasurer.
The board Of directors consists Of
w. G. Mann, e. III. Davis, Henry
Schmidt and r. Hence.
George Seebeck. formerly of this
place, and now located iii Montana,
was in Redwood for few days last
week, accompanied by his wife and
two children. Mr.. Seebeck is post
master of his home town and inter-
ested in big western drug line.
From here he went to st. Paul where
during the next year he will study
the drug business and then return
vest.
Wednesday night Old Boreas
painted Redwood Falls with thin
coat of ice, that made walking a
hazardous proposition. Pedestrians
found it necessary to exercise the
keenest caution while on the streets,
and several are suffering from in
juries received from nasty falls.
Miss Winifred Pentony who con-
ducts the Fair store broke her arm
while on her way home. Several
others received slight bruises.
c. w. Athey of Grand Forks. N.
D., stopped at Redwood Falls Mon
day to visit with his mother. Mr..
Athey had been to the cities on busi-
ness, and was returning to his home
via the Scenic city where he was a
resident for number of years. His
presence in the midst of familiar
scenes, and old friendly faces awak-
ems memories of the days when he
was policeman here. Mr.. Athey re-
turned last night to Grand Forks
where he is engaged in the insurance
business.
Three large sleigh loads of young
people consisting Of the Up Stream
srs and their friends drove to Delhi
10 attend the moving picture show
given by Chas. Huntsberry of this
place last Tuesday evening. The
young people were accompanied by
Mrs. Huntsberry. While there they
saw an old member Of the Up
otreamers, Paul Myers. After the
show the young people spent the
evening playing games. John Smith
John Andrew and James Stevenson.
the party with teams.
James Whittet