The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-10-22


j Mr.. and Mrs. Street of Mortified
are visiting at the home of their son
C. w. Street.
! A nice cushion. top and two skeins
of silk for only Is cents Saturday
afternoon at the Fair Store. 13.lt
| Miss Isabel Clark of Redwood re-
turned to her home after few days
visit with her sister Mrs. Earl Butch
Morgan Messenger.
Miss Marie Tolzman of Redwood
Falls arrived here Sunday and on
Monday opened the term of school
in District No. 81. Morgan Messen-
ger.
Bert Mattson, residing near Delhi,
is advertising an auction sale in this
issue of the Gazette. Mr.. Mattson
is going to the northern part of the
Estate after the sale.
For SALE-Apples at the cold stor-
age at So 90 a barrel. Four different
kinds from which to select. Besure
and see us before buying. Redwood
Falls Produce Co. 13-1t
Holmer johnson was a Morgan
visitor Saturday. Mr.. Johnson came
down from Sturges, S. D., to assist
his son in-law, VIM. Parker. who lost
barn and three head Of horses by
fire recently Morgan Messenger.
Lee FedderIy and VIM. Smith re-
turned last week from Northern
Michigan where they looked at land.
Mr.. Fedderlv purchased a half Sec
ton and will move to Michigan soon.
LOST Wednesday evening. small
purse containing a bill and silver.
Probably lost near the Richardshotel.
Finder please leave at the Gazette
office for reward. 13.1t
For SALE-Apples at the cold stor-
age at $3.00Ia Dbl. Four different
kinds from which to select. Besure
and see us before buying. Redwood
Falls Produce Co. 13-1t
Mrs. F. M. Shoemaker went to
Wells, Mimi, as delegate to the
Young Peoples Alliance which is
holding a convention at Rice Lake,
near Wells. While at Wells, Mrs.
Shoemaker will visit with Rev. Sydow
former pastor at Middle Creek
A II. Seebeck has sold his river
farm to the Simondet brothers, for
$I4, 900. The farm is an extremely
desirable piece of land and will add
greatly to the Simondet farm. Mr..
Seebeck. one of the best farmers in
the county has still good many
| fertile acres of upland land left.
Henry Miller piloted an auto load
of boys to New Ulm Saturday even
ing, returning Sunday. The party
consisted of Joe Lauterbach, T. G..
Olson, Geo. Hirmer and Kenneth Nc
Kenzie. The boys say Joe could not
be persuaded to return Sunday so
they allowed him to remain for a few
days.
Talk about crack shots! William
Rosendahl possesses all the qualifica-
tions for sheriff when air ships be-
come the means of transportation.
While returning from a trip to the
south side of the county today, his
attention was drawn to a big hawk
resting in tree near the road. AS
Billy's auto drew near, the suspicious
naWk flew, but Billy was ready and
one shot from his revolver brought
down the bird which measures four
feet, four inches from tip to tip.
At noon, Wednesday fire was dis
covered in the Farmers elevator at
Rowen and in spite of the work of
the entire village the buildin g
burned to the ground. 1t was only
by the utmost effort on the part of
everyone that the fire was prevented
from spreading to other buildings
in the country as the stubble fields
were set on fire by the flying shin
giles. The loss was not fully covered
by insurance. A new building is to
be erected.
/ At special meeting of the Red
wood Falls Scenic City Band last
Wednesday night, Millard Root. who
has directed the band very success
fully for number ofyears. resigned
his position as he is unable to devote