The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-07-21
J. M. Archer installed some

j. M. Archer installed some
very nice new sanitary grocery
fixtures in his store last week.
j. M. says cleanliness is next to
Goodness. At any rate this
furnishes him a nice clean dust
less place to keep his bulk goods.
Harold Pease, of Belview, was
calling on Delhi friends one day
last week.
Jacob jacobson, our hardware
dealer, has purchased the resi-
dence property on Vanderburg
Ave-, which belonged to A. C.
Bortz.
New cement walk is being laid
along the school house grounds,
along the Presbyterian church
property and from the bank
west to connect with the school
walk. Let the good work go on.
E. G. Pomroy entertained a
friend, Mr.. Fred Luscher, of
Pasadena, Cal, last week.
]. M. Stewart is passing
through the documentary stage
Of auto driving having recently
purchased new REQ of c.. D.
Thompson of Redwood Falls.
c. G. Bell was numbered
among the sick few days last
week.
Mrs. D. R. McCorquodale re-
turned the end of the week from
her mothers visit in Colorado.
The Misses Stewart are remain
ing for a still longer visit.
At the annual school meeting
Saturday night at the school
house C. J. Scott was elected
director to succeed himself and
the necessary appropriations
made for the coming school year
j. M. Archer made business
trip to the Twin Cities the first
of the week.
J. M. Stewart and John Nc
Kay accompanied the dealer of
Minneapolis the first Of the week
and drove their new cars out.
Even though we have had
over J'!quite plenty of rain,
yet we, in this locality, have
been highly favored as in the
vicinity of Morton much dam
age has been done by hail and
around Pipestone the crop over
a good bit of territory entirely
wiped out. These were the
storms of Friday and Saturday.
Mems and Boys work clothes
and shoes at Archer's-the kind
that wear. We carry the ex-
ira sizes and can fit you. SILT
Our dealers are busy setting
up their harvesting machinery
these days as harvest is near at
hand, in fact some barley was
cut here last week, and the crop
appears to be unusually heavy.
American Lady corsets at Ar
cher's. Style, fit and service I'M
excelled. Popular prices. SILT
A ten pound son was born re-
Gently to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Smith.
The temporary bridge over
the dredge ditch just west of
town is now ready to use.
The people of this vicinity are
at loss to know why the COM
missioners of this and Renville
county do not get together and
get the work started on the Bell
bridge. Can any one enlighten
US? The old bridge stands con-
demned, and yet no plans seem
to be laid for the erection of the
new bridge. 1t appears to the
prudent that the time to do this
work is before lives are lost and
not after. Besides the farmers
in the locality of the bridge or
the other side the river are
greatly Inconvenience.
Daniel Mclean and wife OF
Redwood Falls are spending this
week the guest of relatives, ole
neighbors and friends at Delhi.
Mrs. J. B. Ring returned tc
} her home at Delhi Wednesday
after visit at the Pierso
home.
, C. K. Davis, of Dover, MINI.
former manager of the Farm
ers Grain & Fuel Co. of this
Monday. Mr.. Davis was accom-
) place, called on Delhi friend:
5 panied by his wife.
{; Fred Carlson, of ST. Paul, wa;
: a guest the first of the week a
/ the home of his uncle, j. l.. Borg
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