The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-03-26

Rudolph Rain bought the widow
Jones estate last week.
| Comingi Union Depot at opera
house. Watch for date.
Leave orders for Easter flowers
and decorations with us and you will
| be well served. I'll. j. Heilman.
| All Clark visited his farm yester-
day TO look after things in general
pertaining. to the spring farm work.
| Work on the new armory will be-
gin soon after the frost has well
gone out of the ground M. o. By
ram, the local contractor, will erect
the building.
| Lauterbach Bros. are agents for
the Clinton Falls. New Ulm and
Sleepy Eye greenhouses. Cut flowers
and plants for all occasions. Order
now for Easter. 35-2t
| Joseph Tyson, who has bought
nine head of full blooded Holstein
cattle for his Washington ranch,
will get one or two more before
shipping west next month.
| George Duescher was arrested by
sheriff Schueller on Thursday even
ing. When arraigned before Munic-
ipal Judge Gray he pleaded guilty
to careless driving and was fined $40
and costs.
A Box supper was served at the
school house in District No 81, Miss
Jessie Parish, teacher, on Friday
evening. There was a large attend
ance. An excellent program was
given and $3.50 was taken in.
H. D. Thorp has added to his
studio equipment a card machine
with capacity of 5000 cards day.
He has greatly improved his gallery
and now has as attractive place as
can be found in southwestern Min
nesota,
There will be a meeting of the
mems club at the Methodist church
on Friday evening. Supper will be
served followed by an address by
DR.. ]. w. Andrews of Mankato on
the Relation of Mind to Matter"
Charts will be used in explaining
1.-THE subject.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gold and
son Glen returned from St. Paul
Thursday. Glen finished the course
at the state agricultural school at
St. Anthony and will in the future
have charge of his fathers farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gold were down to
attend the graduation exercises.
j. A bert johnson, who is making
a success of the silo business, was
home on Sunday with his family.
He is seeing good bit of the state
right now and says the political stu
alton elsewhere is as here, sadly
mixed. He can find no decided ex-
preston of preference for COVER
nor and like a good many others
looks for "hitherto-to unmention-
ed" candidate to grab the plum.
Chas Huntsberry and his Sunday
school class the 10 Stream ers, had
their photographs taken recently at
the Thorp studio. Mr.. Huntsberry
has proved himseIfa capable teacher
with these boys. A glance at the
photo of the bright, boyish faces.
their sturdiness, and the number Of
them, is ample proof. that Mr..
Huntsberry's efforts are meeting
with success. The boys expect to
take another hike this year.
Frank Brewster and Frank Ca
kins, who drive the cream wagons
for the Stensvad creamery report
that they are collecting about as
much cream as they can bring in on
each trip. Mr.. Oakins had nearly a
ton of cream on one day last week.
Messrs. Oakins and Brewster are
Observation-Disclosures. Both are
Gazette readers and think that Red
wood county's official newspaper is
the newsiest sheet in this neck of
the woods.
E. Bailey, the senior member of
the firm Bailey & Son who manage
the Home Bakery. opened a feed
store in the vacant building oppo-
site the restaurant, last week, Mr..
Bailey has received several carloads