The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-04-01

Miss Grace MrGregOr Of Vesta Wis,
tied friends here Saturday.
Miss Iva Bliss visited Mrs. D. J
Murphy Of Vesta last week.
1 Mrs Marite Laird who has been Wis
iting relatives In Granite Falls re.
turned home Tuesday.
Miss Grace Chapman visited Mrs
Carrie Butcher at Morgan last Thurs
day and Friday.
/ Charles Luscher left Monday on q
business trip to Carlyle, S. D. He ex-
poets to be away about week.
For Sale-White Plymouth Rock OF
White Wyandotte Eggs. 75c for Is OF
$500 for 100. Dick Adsit, Redwood
Falls. 34-4t :
Miss Annie Schumacher is visiting
her sister, Miss Marie, of the public
schools. Miss Schumacher is a teacher
at Montrose and is now enjoying her
spring vacation.
For Sale-Three graded Short Horn
bulls, very fine animals, ready for SER
vice. Inquire of R. G. Rogers, Delhi,
MINI. 35-2t.
Hugh Swain has proved conclusive
ly that it is quite unnecessary for au-
tomobile owners to send their cars out
of town for remodeling. The Buick
belonging to Louis Lindemann has just
been put into shape for the coming
season and is masterpiece Not the
least OF its new charms is the fore
doors which have been added and give
it a splendid up-to-date appearance.
These doors were manufactured right
here at home and are perfect in every
respect.
One hundred, twenty-one acre farm
for sale Ia miles N. E. of Fergus Falls
and 10 N. w. of Underwood, Mimi,
3 to chess, factory and store. 40 acres
meadow, 20 field, balance pasture and
timber. Lake at west end, price s25
per acre. Paul M. Shol, Fergus Falls,
MINI. 35-2t.
Robert and Henschke have COM
piled figures showing the comparison
of costs between a prominent mail
order house and the local grocery
stores. This list shows that goods
amounting to $19.95 in the Roberts
Henschke store cost 1897 when the
freight on them is paid from the cata-
logue house. Figures don't lie and
there is much to think about in these
compared lists especially when the list
given in the catalogue were classed as
specials"
Several strange young women ap-
peared at the Dream last Tuesday eve
ming and enjoyed the performance. i'm
mensely. Whence they came and
whittier they went is not known; they
had completely disappeared the next
morning and their male escorts re-
fused to divulge any secrets. Anyway
they were all perfect ladies'"
The inmates of the County Home
wish to express through The Gazette,
their appreciation Of the Easter flow
ers sent them by the ladies Of the
Methodist church. The bouquets and
potted plants frightened the gloomy
day, and the Recipients are more than
grateful.
Seed Corn Fine selected, home
grown Minnesota No. 13. Test 92-100
Price, $500. Write for circular or
order at once. Christine Lund Farm,
Dassel, Minnesota. 36-1t*
Walter Nelson and Katherine Gaia
gan were married at Lucan Wednesday
morning at 8 o'clock by Father Schae-
fer, at the parsonage. They were ac-
companied by the groom's sister, Eel
ma, and the brides brother, Charles,
who also were bridesmaid and best
man, they also accompanied the bridal
couple to Wabasso where they took the
train for Mankato where they will
spend their honeymoon. They in
tend making their home in Redwood
Falls where Mr.. Nelson has secured
position which we believe to be in a
hardware store.-Milroy Echo.
Mr.. OIeary, who is employed by the
Federal Government, was here last
week and installed the indoor rife
range in the new Armory. The range
is one of the best that has been in
stalled by the government and will be
the means of developing company of
crack shots. 1t is entirely enclosed
and about 20 feet in length. The tar
gets are hung on cables so that they
may be slid back and forth from their
position when in use to where the man
does the shooting, thus avoiding the
necessity of a man to attend to the
targets and saving a great deal of
time. Electric lights will be installed
to reflect upon the targets, bringing
them in full view of the rifieman.