The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-08-26
Rev Meyers of Delhi transacted
business here last Thursday. :.

Rev Meyers of Delhi transacted
business here last Thursday. Il
Miss Edith Street returned to
Mortified yesterday after a weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Street.
Mrs. Mortimer, a former business
women of Redwood Falls visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Baldwin
from Tuesday until Sunday
Miss Mamie Peavey returned yes
terday from her visit to Minneapolis.
| Earl Swartz Of Wabasso was here
on business Wednesday night g
BIG BARGAINS Cleaning up of
summer hats. Your choice of any in
the shop for $1.0O and s150. Ratines
! Soc and 75c. Miss Collins Millinery
Parlor. sit.
Mrs. H. E. Jones and sons and Miss
Beth Connor returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Jones visited friends at Albert
Lea and Mankato and Miss Connor
spent her vacation in Chicago.
Miss Dorothy Badger of Mankato
returned to her home yesterday after
two weeks visit with Miss Wilma
Ashford here. Misses Ashford and
Horn went to Mankato with her.
Merchants are getting all the way
from $50 to $500 refund on freight
bills from July 1911 to July 20, 1918.
If you have saved yours bring them to
me and will take care of them.
Mrs. D. Knowlton of Fairmont Wis
tied friends here last week. The
Knowlton's will be remembered as
having been in the ice cream business
here few years ago. They were sue
ceded by Lauterbach Bros.
W. M. Field who has been touring
Montana during the past four weeks,
returned home yesterday. Mr. Field
made the trip out by auto and re-
turned by train. He likes the pros
poets of Montana as a farming coun-
try and may conclude to invest there.
Have you saved your freight bills
from July 1911 to July 20, 1913? If
you have bring them to me and | will
see that you get your refund. I am
taking care of all of these accounts for
merchants in Redwood Falls and the
neighboring towns.
5-2t. Ned Dripps, Redwood Falls.
Chas. E. Burrus, living about six
miles southeast of town purchased a
seven-passenger "Glide" last Saturday
which will be delivered to him soon.
This is very handsome model and
one that shows exceptionally high in
the list of splendid machines now be-
ing used in Redwood county.
SGT Ned Dripps, Redwood Falls.
Hon. j. R. Keefe left this morning
for Mahnomen on land showing ex-
petition. The volume of business
done by the Mahnomen Land Com
pany is constantly increasing. Twen-
ty-two prospective buyers were taken
over the territory last week, and a
large per cent of them madea pur-
chases.
The w. C. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. McRae
next Tuesday evening. Mrs. McRae
will give a report of the State W. c.
T. U. Convention at that time, and
good music is promised to fill out an
entertaining program. Come, and
learn what the organized forces for
temperance and purity are doing and
planning to do in Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Scott of Vesta
were among Saturdays visitors here.
Mr.. Scott anticipated a visit to Can
ada last week, but was delayed be-
cause of unfavorable weather condi-
tons. He is most enthusiastic over
the future prospects of southern Can
ada and tells wonderful crop stories
of the section forming the northern
boundary of Montana. Mr.. Scott will
make the Canadian trip in the near
future.
FARMS FOR SALE ALONG THE
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