The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-07-30

lieu ia neuWO0u thursday.
/ WANTED For shock threshing, ter
bundle teams. Apply l. NJ. Bopes
Stiff.
Ernest Bacon of st. Paul, connec.
ted with the state tax commission
was in Redwood yesterday on bust
ness.
Theodore Little. who recently un.
derwent an operation at the Roches-
ter hospital, returned home Thurs
day.
Miss Garcia White of Montevideo
is visiting at the home of her cous-
in, Mrs. J.::J. Ehrstein. for a few
days.
For SALE OR ExCHANGEFoR HoRs-
Els: Good Minneapolis Threshing
outfit, complete. at bargain. Write
or phone, ]. Fl. Carruth, Morton,
MINI. l-2t
Judge l. MI. Olson runs his an
nouncement as a candidate for re-
election to the bench of the Ninth
judicial district in this weeks issue.
The judge has made good and has
no opposition.
Prof. and Mrs. C. w. Street are
now located in Redwood and for the
present they are staying at the Dun
can home but probably will go to
house keeping as soon as they can
find a house.
w. c. Hermann left Saturday
for Mazeppa where Mrs. Hermann
has been visiting for couple of
weeks. After spending a week there
they will go to Darlington for the
next years work.
Miss Kathryn Callaghn returned
home Friday evening and will be
here during most of her vacation.
In September she takes up her work
as model teacher at the Mankato
State Normal school.
Summer school after a six weeks
session closed Friday and the stu
dents have returned to their homes.
Prof. Young who was in charge is
still here holding the state examina-
ton for Supt. Bebermeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huntsherry
returned Thursday from Bookings,
Flandreau and other South Dakota
points where they spent part of their
vacation, In the near future Mr..
Huntsberry expects to make impor-
tant improvements at the Dream.
DR.. j. M. Lambert Of st. Peter is
in Redwood looking after DIR. Col
denis business during his absence in
the west. DIR. Lambert has lived at
St. Peter all his life and hesitatingly |
recognizes Charlie Lamberton as a |
schoolmate. Charlie makes no adj
missions.
Redwood Falls Odd Fellows,are on
the job all the time. At their last
meeting they decided to have a big
prairie chic ken fry on Monday,
Sept. 8, two days after the opening
# the season. j. w. Thomas and
Frank Parish are captains of oppos-
ng teams.
DR.. A. A. Joss returned Satur-
lay from his vacation well rested
md in excellent health. He was en-
Enthusiastically greeted by his parish
oners who congratulate themselves
Ipon being able to keep DIR. Joss
n Redwood.
From the purchase of camera to
ne finished picture there are sever
| important steps to consider in the
natter of economy. Many film is
poilt by careless developing. Let
5 finish your films. FRANK ScoBIE,
photographer, Sleepy Eye, Mime !.
ota. 1-tf
Without doubt, CORONA, the
our made at NORTH REDWOOD,
equal to any -four made in Mime 9
,ta and the GRAHAM AND 2
HOLE WHEAT FLOUR, RYE 7
LOUR AND CORN MEAL are all |
Iade on the OLD FASHIONED
UHRSTONE and that's the only h
ay to get the real -four. 48-tf. a
Nearly hundred dollars was TAX 9
in by the band boys at their ice !
cam festival Friday night, which
cited them little over $50. This o.
to be used in paying for the new "