The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-11-08

was a Redwood Falls business
visitor Friday.
| Miss Ethel Anderson went to
Minneapolis last week for a visit
with friends.
Hans Roy, Of Redwood Falls,
was here Monday looking after
business connected with the C.
Roy estate.-Vesta Censor.
Attorney Dolliff and wife and
Mrs. E. Francois of Redwood
Falls visited Mr.. and Mrs. West
by Sunday.-Echo Enterprise.
1t is authoratively stated that
a new pharmacy will open soon
in the building now occupied by
the Person Land Co. The new
store will be ready to open in
the next three or four weeks.
Carl A. Dahl, Of Seaforth, was
a Redwood Falls business visit
or Thursday. Mr.. Dahl is at
present suffering from a bone
felon on his finger, the infec-
ton causing him considerable
pain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harga-
dine drove to St. Paul Friday
afternoon, Mr.. Hargadine, State
Fire Marshal, was here all week
as witness in the Garvey trial
and Mrs. Hargadine motored up
from St. Paul Thursday.
Hair dressers and experts on
scalp diseases find that the hair
needs a vigorous brushing each
day-with a good stiff bristle
brush. So don't fail to take
advantage Of the Hitchcock &
Countryman Brush Sale. 16-1t
Sen. L. E. Potter, of Spring
field, made several speeches in
Lyon county this week in fav-
or of Rep. G. B. Bjornson, who
is running against Tom Davis,
the well-known Marshall attor-
ney. This is one of the hottest
legislative fights in the state.
Remember that this month
is the best time to fight the bugs
that would destroy your garden
next year. Burn all the tops
of plants asparagus, potatoes,
melons, cucumbers and toma-
toes particularly, and you will
have destroyed many pests of
next summer. Do not bury or
plUw under.-Ex.
'The Junior Pioneers" is the
name of a New Ulm organiza-
ton which filed papers Of or
ganization with Secretary of
State ]. A. Schmahl last week.
The membership of the organ
ization is confined to residents
of New Ulm at the time Of the
Indian outbreak of 1862. Albert
Steinhauser is president .-Ad-
vance, Springfield.
The Redwood Shipping Asso-
citation shipped a carload of
stock over the C. & N. W., r.. R.
Wednesday and a second car
over the M. & St. l.. Thursday
Of last week. The Thursday
shipment Of hogs topped the
market at South St. Paul. P.
V. Finley, manager of the Asso-
citation, accompanied the ship
ments to St. Paul.
The next number Of the lee
ture course will be given at the
Armory Thursday, November 16.
Max M. Mshaney will talk OH
Mexico, a topic of vital inter-
est to all Americans at this
time. Mr.. Mahaney has lived
in Mexico for some time and is
thoroughly conversant with the
people and their mode of life.
Mr.. Mahaney is now an instcuc-
tor in Spanish at the State Col
lege of South Dakota.
Miss Gina Hage and Mr.. Otto
Batzloff were united in mar
riage in the Scandinavian church
at Hanska last Thursday fore
noon at II o'clock. Miss Selma
Batzloff, sister of the groom,
and Henry Hage, brother of the
bride, acted as witnesses. After
the ceremony the young people
went to Mankato and came to
Sanborn on Friday. Both the
bride and groom are we'll and
favorably known in this vicinity,
the groom being a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Batzlof.-San-
born Sentinel.
The fire company was called
out last Friday morning about
100 o'clock on account of the
hay stacks of J. l.. Torrens in
The southeast part of this vii
age being on fire. The fire had
made such progress when the
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