The Redwood gazette., 1918-01-23
Andrew Gimmestad of Belview, was
a business visitor here Friday

Andrew Gimmestad of Belview, was
business visitor here Friday.
DR.. w. A. Brand was business
visitor in Minneapolis last week.
John Schilt went to Minneapolis
! last week to attend the convention
of lumbermen held there
A. Vihstadt of the Farmers Eleva.
tor went to Minneapolis last week te
attend the Lumbermen's convention.
Miss Minnie Lindeman returned te
Minneapolis recently after spending
some time with her mother, Mrs. Mar.
tina Lindeman, at North Redwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Warner anc
their daughters arrived from Indiana
Saturday for visit with Mr.. War
ner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M
Warner.
Julius A. Schmahl, secretary OF
state, asserts there are legal methods
of confiscating the property not only
of aliens, but of citizens failing to
support the government.
lngolf Stensvad is an inmate at the
Eitel hospital where he had an opera
ton performed last week. He ex-
poets to be sufficiently recovered to
return to his home within another
I week or so.
"Cash-and- Carry" is becoming very
popular in the mercantile business. 1t
eliminates the expense of delivery
and the loss Of bad accounts. 1t is
move in the right direction, which
the war conditions have made very
opportune.-Pollock's News.
VIM. Woodruff of Montana, is
guest at the home of his niece, Mrs.
w. G. Weldon. Miss Inez Maxson of
Marshall came to Redwood Falls with
Mr.. Woodruff and was also a guest
at the home of Mrs. Weldon who is
her aunt. They both returned to
Marshall Monday
j. A. Johnson of Redwood Falls,
a member of the game commission,
was here this week and arranged
with the Bergh store to handle the
state output of fish. These fish are
sold by the state without profit and
the dealer gets nothing for handling
hem.-Madison Press.
The First National Bank of Daw-
son, at the stockholders meeting last
week voted to donate to the Home
Soldier Boys Benefit Fund the sum
of $500. That was fine and the boys |
will appreciate it. There are MANY |
demands on this fund for the soldiers |
need many little comforts in time of
sickness that the government can
not furnish.
Wanda school children bought lib
orally of Thrift Stamps last week,
according to report made by the
of the consolidated schools.
John Cunning. Nearly twenty per
cent of the children purchased after
,he first appeal The following are
the names of the purchasers. War
Savings Certificate Owners: Paul
opalding, Thorvald Christensen,
owners: William Bloedow, Otto
3loedow, Eleanor Bloedow, Stephen
3orte, Mary Dooner, Sylvester Eich-
en-, Erwin Eichten, Willibert Deder-
ch, John Jenniges, Frank Schlump-
,erger, Margaret Zieske, Frederick
lieske, Henry Wilstermann, Merlene
2uddy, Aneta Ruddy, Shirley Gun
ling.
Editor Liesch of the Brown County
'ournal and Volksblatt has just in
tailed No. IA Mergenthaler Limo
ype, with four magazines, the very
est machine in the world. 1t will re- .
lace his old No. 5. one magazine
and makes most service ,
bic and convenient machine for anv +
vell regulated and equipped office. :
ro. Liesch publishes one of the very J
est weeklies in the United States /
nd best of all his paper always has +
1e true patriotic American ring in !
S columns every week. He deserves +
le best support that any county can !,
i've and New Ulm is fortunate in ti
aylng SO able and SO loyal a paper a
the journal. May our good friend :
hi live long and prosper. Sleepy
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