The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-06


Cheer up! Big prizes at th'
Dream this week Friday night.
Get her a valentine at the Colder
Rule. 1t
A limited number of Double Coml
White Wyandotte CockereIs fol
sale, inquire of Mrs. John Strawsell
lSr. Phone 81 555. 26-3
| For SALE-At the Eagle Roller
Mill company's elevator, flour anc
feed stuffs of all kind, including
bran, shorts, oats and corn, at right
prices. W. F. Jackson. Agt. If.
James Martin Jr. the son of James
Martin the veteran blacksmith. died
Monday afternoon after a long ill.
ness. Arrangements for the funeral
have not been completed but proba-
bly, it will be held Thursday after
noon.
j. P. Krier of Kintire township
will leave for Galloway, Becker
county about March first, where he
has purchased land and will make
his future home. He will have an
auction sale on his farm on Friday,
Feb. 16, and his ad can be seen in
this issue of The Gazette.
Rev. E. N. Dubois, president of
Parker College at Winnebago. and
Rev. N. de M. Darrell and wife were
guests at the residence Of w. H.
Gold last Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Dubois has been a guest of Mrs.
Gold for the past month and will
join her husband in his eastern visit.
The firemen's ball which was to
have been given at the opera house
on Washington's birthday, Feb. %,
has been advanced a week and will
be given on Feb. 16. The change
was made owing to the date of lent,
Ash Wednesday falling on Feb. 81.
The fremen are planning on enter
tanning a large crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Banker left
last week for Sutherlin, Ore. where
they will visit at the home of their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Banker
who left for Sutherlin last fall. Mr..
Banker is captivated with that
country and purchased a large fruit
ranch in addition to his original
holdings, since settling there. Mr..
Banker may invest while out there.
He will be away about FIVE weeks.
F. w. Black and Frank Johaneck
two prosperous young farmers living
near Wabasso, purchased two pure
bred Holstein bull calves of the Red
wood Stock Farm last week. The
young farmers have good sized herds
of dairy cows, and have evidently
been watching the records of the
Holstein herd at the Redwood Stock
Farm. and will grade up their milk
ing herd with registered Holstein
sires.
Former United States Senator
Frank j. Cannon, of Utah, will lee.
ture az the Christian church Thurs
day evening al 500 o'clock. Sena-
tor Cannon comes as the big bill of
the winter lecture course and it is
he will have something of
interest to say. His
general subject will be Mormonism
and politics. He is in a position to
know what influence the church is
exercising in public affairs.
C. " Everett, the county trea-
surer, learned something interesting
ABOUT machinery last MONDAY even
ing at the Commercial club rooms,
when he assumed the capacity of
master mechanic in an attempt to
move a rapidly revolving electric
fan. Chuck didn't take the usual
precautions it seems, and in conse-
quence visited one of the local ply
sicians who dressed the ends of his
fingers.
Friday night Feb. 2. the residents
of District 81 met at the school house
for the purpose of organizing a Lit
erary Society. Mr.. Stuntz acted as
chairman and the following officers
were elected: Ned Stuntz, president
Tom Inglis, vice president and Jessie
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