The Redwood gazette. [volume], April 04, 1906, Image 2

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Does Your
Heart Beat
Yes. 100,000 times each day.
Does it send out good blood
or bad blood? You know, for
good blood is good health
bad blood, bad health. And
you know precisely what to
take for bad blood Ayer's
Sarsaparilla. Doctors have
endorsed it for 60 years.
One frequent cause of bad blood is a slupglsh
liver. This produces constipation. Poisonous
substances are then absorbed into the blond,
instead of beiutt removed from tlie body daily
as nature intended. Keen the bowels open
with Aver's l'llls, liver pills. All vegetable.
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Also manufacturers of
HAIR MOOR.
yers
THE
AGUE CUt'.E.
CHERRY PECTORAL.
Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
LOCAL TIME CAKD, REDWOOD FALLS
Subject to change.
SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leave Sleep}'Ejre Arrive Redwood Falls
1:40p.m 2:32 p. m.
Leave Redwood Falls Arrive Sleepy Eye
2 37 p. 3:30 p.m.
DEPARTT7RS OF TRAINS.
Xo. 62, (daily except Sunday) —11:30 a. m.
I'or Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Winona,
Knd east: also for Tracy. Marshall, Water
town, Huron and Pierre. Parlor car, Kasota
to St. Paul and Minneapolis. Sleeper, Man
kato to Chicago.
No. 64. (daily except Sunday) 5:00 p, m.
Connects at Sleepy Eye with trains east and
west between Waseca and Tracy. Makes
connection with Omaha at Kasota tor Sioux
City and Omaha.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
No 61, (daily except Sunday) —11:00 a.
Connects with new train, No. 6, from east.
No, 63, (daily except Sunday) 4:40 p. m.
From Chicago. St. Paul. Minneapolis,Winona
and all points east and west.
W. B. KNISKERN. A.C.JOHNSON,
Sen. Pass, and Ticket Agt, Ger. Agent,
Chicago. Winona, ftlinn.
I S. RAMMER. Agent, Redwood Falls, Minn
'SHORT LltfE" I
To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago,
St. Louis, Peoria, Kansas City,
Omaha, Des Moines, and all points
beyond.
Trains Leave as follows:
EAST.
..... I
Twin Cities passenger (daily) 7:20 a.m
Twin Cities passenger(ex.Sun). 12-52 p.m i
Local Freight 4:35 p.m i
WEST.
Madison passenger (dally) 10:13 p.
Watertown passenger (ex.Sun).
1:18 p.mi
Local freight 9:20 a. i
Elegant new vestibuled Pullman
Sleeping cars and coaches run
Daily. For folders, rates, etc.,ap
ply to A. B. Cutts, G. P. & T. A.,
Minneapolis, Minn., or
G. M. BROWNE, Agent.
Redwood Gazette
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1906.
BY AIKEN & SCHMAHL.
E O I Y
SHORT ITEMS GAZETTED.
O. T. Caswell was up from Wi
nona on Tuesday and Wednesday of
last week, and while here visited
with his sister, Mrs. B. A. Ferris
and family.
Although Sanborn did not "go
dry" at the recent election, the
citizens won't get their skates quite
as often as formerly, for the reason
that the roller skating rink has
been closed.
Harry Thompson is figuring upon
becoming a member of the Minne
apolis base ball club, and it can be
honestly said that Manager Kelly
could not obtain a more faithful and
reliable player.
S. O. Mason made a good record
for writing life insurance during
the month of March. He repre
sents an old line company of Indiana
and during that month he wrote
nearly $20,000 worth of new busi
ness.
After all, we have had a rather
long and tiresome winter. Heaters
i&Ve been kept going since about
*t. 1st, and they will" probably con
^e until about May 1st—a total of
i months. The shoveling of
ir that period would make any
%8em long.
our exchanges says that
three flaxseeds are planted
hill of potatoes, potato
lot bother the vines at
mp may or may not be
the expense cannot
i trying the experi
worth while for
Ty in next plant
's flaxseed does
it is supposed
can go back
•jed them on
Travelling agent H. J. Wagen of
the Northwestefn was in town last
Thursday.
George Warner came up from
Minneapolis Wednesday evening and
spent a few days with his brother,
Fred. L. Warner.
Editor Asa Wallace 6f the Fairfax
Standard mixed his make-up last
i week and accuses Mr. Jacobson of
putting up some kind of a bed bug
game on the farmers' wives of that
vicinity.
Sleepy Eye„ church iriembers are
organizing a law and order league
to take a hand in the coming city
election with a view to making
Sleepy Eye booze agents obey the
law.
The school board has yet to elect
teachers for the third and fifth
grades and the second primary de
partment of the pnblic schools for
i the school year of 1906-07. It is
probable that there will be applica
tions in before the next meeting
from which to make the selections
A. H. Moon, a former Redwood
boy. is now at Glenburn, North Da
kota, where he is agent for the Im
perial Elevator Co., where he is
doing a"good business for that com
panj, which buys grain and sells
lumber "at various points in that
I state. Mr. Moon writes: "I cannot
keep house without THE GAZETTE. It
has been received every week in our
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Minneapolis &St,.LoulsR.R.|
Time Table at Redwood, Minn.
Corrected to March 2d, 1904.
home ever since we were married
14 years^'ago and both myself and
wife would be lost without it."
The Glencoe Enterprise brings
out the fact that even a game of
checkers] may end in a row, and
tells of afpair of mature ladies of
that city I who have indulged in the
game forfmany pleasant hours dur
ing the"past winter. The last game
they played£was the climax of a
series of repeated defeats for one
of the ladies and her ire could no
longer be restrained. Smarting un
der a string of defeats the other I
evening she boldly picked up the
checker-board when it was appar-1
ent to her that she was about to
lose another game and proceeded
to pound her playmate and old
time friend over the head with it.
Granite Falls Tribune: There seems
to be no doubt about the attempt
by some one *to wreck the big arc
dynamo that was sent down to the
cities some weeks ago for repairs,
The armature had been prodded so
that the effect,fhad it run unnoticed,
would be to short circuit it and
There is no
i
burn out. There seems to be ample
evidence of|that, for pieces of the
small wire were sent back, showing
tampering and malicious attempt to
perpetrate damage that is repre-1
hensible. Who the culprit was and
just when it was done are not
known, but in future the only safe
way is to keep the power house
guarded and the machinery under
surveillance.
You are certainly go
ing to Have a new
pair of SHoes for Eas
ter.
E V E Y A Y
will want something smart in
Footwear to go with her Easter
gown.
E Y E Y A N
will want a pair of natty new
Shoes to go with his new suit and
top coat.
EVERY BOY AND GIRL
will'want a new pair of shoes to
go with the Easter suit or dre3S.
IE EVERY SHOE WEARER
would see our styles and learn
our money saving prices there
wouldn't be a pair of Easter
Shoes sold outside of this store.
Everything: in Footwear
For Everybody.
May we expect you in?
Shoe Repairing done at the Right
Prices.
HEILMAN & DELONG
The SHOE MEN.
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4
•foff
a
Spring Medicine
other season when good
medicine is so much needed as in t|jf
Spring.
The blood is impure, weak and
impoverished—a condition indicated
by pimples and other eruptions on the
face and body, by deficient vitality,
loss of appetite, lack oltS^ngth, and
want of animation.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Make the blood pure, vigorous and
rich, create appetite, give vitality,
strength and animation, and cure
all eruptions. Have the whole family
begin to take them today.
"Hood's Sarsaparilla has been used In
our family for some time, and always with
Rood results. Last spring I was all run
down and got a bottle of it, and as usual
received great benefit." Miss BEVLAH
BOYCZ, Stowe, Vt.
Hood's Sarsaparilla promises t*
cure and keeps the promise.
Miss Rector of the public school
teaching corps, spent the spring va
cation visiting with her sister in
Wabasso.
Some of the teachers visited at
their homes and other places during
the spring vacation last week. Prof.
W. J. Mosher spent the week at
Zumbrota, visiting with his relatives
in that town.
An item in the Montevideo Ad
vance says that Percy Bradley, for
merly connected with the Hotel
Fountain, postoffice and baseball
clqb of this place, but later with the
Milwaukee railroad at Montevideo,
has left that place for Sanford.Iow'a,!
where he has already commenced
v/joi k as a fireman on an engine of
the Milwaukee road running north
of fiat point. Percy is making good I
in tLe railroad world.
Editor Mahler is evidently pros
pering, as is evident from his paper,
the Springfield Advance: M. Lehrer
has awarded the contract to Ffank
Jaehn & Co. for the building of an i
addition to the rear of the Advance
office. The increased facilities of
the office have entirely outgrown
the present quarters, but with the
additional room it will enable the
proprietor to continue to make im-|
provements in the way of added
machinery and other modem ma
teriair^^
New Ulm Review: Yesterday an
officer of the government arrived in
this city and took the Indian maiden,
Irene Baker, who has been at the
hospital for the past week or more,
to one of the Indian agencies west'
of here, where she will be put in
one of the schools and cared for by
the government. She is the girl
who came here from Virginia in the
hope of finding some of the rela
tives of her parents, but failed to
get even a clue of their past orj
present. She has been cared for by
the county.
W. D. Richardson of Garden City,
Blue Earth county, this state, is said
to own the most productive cow in
the world. The cow is of Guernsey
blood. During the past year this
cow, known as the Yeksa Sunbeam,
produced 1,000 pounds of butter.
That is almost as much as her own
weight, which is not quite 1,200
pounds. The test was made under
the supervision of the Wisconsin
Experimental station, and the re
suits showed that the cow gave
14,920.8 pounds of milk during the
year from wuich 857.16 pounds of
butter fat were obtained, making
an average of 5.74 per cent, of
butter fat.
I You don't have to ring on or off
any more. Just raise the receiver
and that will signal central. Give
your number when central calls for
it and do your talking. When thru
talking just hang up the receiver.
Central
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REDWOOD TALLS.
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will do the rest. Do |not
hang up the receiver until the call
has been fully answered by the par-j
ty called for. All this has been:
brought about by the new common
battery telephone system that has
just been put in for this city by the
Minnesota Central Co. at an expense
of over $10,000. The chief elec-l
trician, with a crew of five assist-:
ants, arrived here last Wednesday
morning, and immediately com-!
menced work ort installing the new i
system, and they have been kept!
busy ever since. The testing will go
on for some time, but when the sys
tem is perfected it will be as per
fect as any in the state. When ev
erything is in shape Manager Wer
ner will be pleased to have visitors
call and inspect a telephone system
of which Redwood Falls has a right
to feel justly proud, and for which
we can thank the friendly officials of
the Minnesota Central
Go.
SIMPLY TAKE 45
dreds of dollars.
Col. Hod. Jones was visiting with
his brother in Minneapolis during
the early portion of last week, re
turning home Wednesday.
Milroy Echo: Pat Curtin, who
used to live in Granite Rock, but
now a resident of Arlington Beach,
Sask., Canada, was a pleasant caller
at the Echo office Saturday, to ex
tend his subscription, and we must
say that Mr. Curtin is very enthu
siastic over the prospects in that
part of Canada. He is preparing
to move his son John, who farmed
the past year near Lucan, to Can
ada, and will load about the last
of this month.
Last Thursday morning was the
first morning of the year that gave
signs of genuine spring. The morn
ing dawned bright and clear with
just enough frost on the walks and
ground to be noticeable. The air
was perfect and sounds could be
plainly heard from a great distance.
A robin or two put in their appear
ance, geese and ducks passed over
the city in their northern flight and
out on the prairies could be distinct
ly heard the hum of the prairie cock
that is always manifest with the op
ening days of spring. Who would
n't live in the country during these
rare spring days.
'i&M,
!PREVENT SMUT!
£AL-
W
a e a o n e
pound of Formaldehyde, 40 per
cent strength, and apply to
seed grain with
Owen's Smut Trcater
according to directions and it
will do the business.
U A A N E E
The "Owens" Smut Treated
Is offered un 'er a positive guarantee that if smut appears in your crop after
treating with this machine, using Formaldehyde that is 40 per cent, strength,
it will not cost you one cent. Pretty strong, but the Owens Co. is back of the
offer, and they have sold hundreds of the machines on this guarantee, and
have as yet the first one to come back. Come in and get one.
It Will Cost You Nothing, if you Have
smut after treating your seed grain with it.
And if you don't have smut it will mean a saving to you of hundreds of bun-
FOR SALE BY
FARRELL KEEFEl
Hardware, Machinery and Furniture.
S NORTH REDWOOD, MINN.:
Hon. Frank Clague came over
from Lamberton Thurs ki- morning
and spent the day attending to legal
business in and about the court
house.
Mrs. C. T. Howard and daughter,
who have been spending the past
winter visiting with the former's
brother, Lieut. James S. Beecher, U.
S. N., at Washington and Philadel
phia, are expected home to-day.
Mrs. Howard wrote her husband,
after her stay in Washington, that
she didn't blame people for wanting
to live in that city, because she re
garded it as the most beautiful and
interesting city that it had ever been
her good fortune to visit.
The work of manufacturing the
concrete blocks with which the new
Christian church is to be construct
ed was commenced in the basement
of the Francois block on Monday
i morning of last week, Rev. E. C.
I Nicholson having a large number of
1
the members of his church employ
ed in the work. From the outset
the product was satisfactory and the
indications are that when the build
i ing committee is ready to commence
work at the grounds there will be a
great abundance of substantial
building blocks for the superstruc
ture.
Xhat XKe Recollection 5
of Quality Remains'
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Long after the price is forgotten is demon* 2
strated every day by users of 5 I
THE AMERICAN FENCE
The fence gives such perfect satisfaction that the price is of little importance, for with the
new Steel Spring Wire and Hinge Joint the American Fence if properly put up is practi
cally indestructable. It is to be had in any height and weave and for any purpose from
Chicken and Rabbit Fencing to wild bulls and elephants and guaranteed to do all we
Claim for it.
Where you see tbis face is the place to buy.
E-. A. E. A S ID
W Y e O w e i s e
TT 311 cause the Owens
will remove smut balls, king
heads and wild oats, and in
the same operation treat the
seed grain so that every indi
vidual grain kernel will be
wet over the entire surface,
which is absolutely necessary
to prevent smut.
Quarton & Barnes have hoisted a
good looking window curtain sign in
the front of their handsome new of
fices in the Bank of Redwood Falls
building.
Will Wallace continues to live the
fast life down in the south land. A
letter was received from him last
week written on March 23d. He
was then on a Mexican special train
consisting of two Pullman sleeping
cars, chartered by the Sinaloa Land
& Water Co. for the carrying of
about 40 people thru Mexico, the
party consisting of many prominent
business men of Los Angeles, who
are large stockholders in the com
pany. Mr. Wallace states that the
party expect to visit the city of
Mexico, Vera Cruz and Guadalajara
before returning home. The letter
was written while the train was
moving thru Texas, and an extract
is as follows: "We are now cros
sing the Texas desert. That is, I
call it a desert, but I see herds and
herds of cattle trying to get enough
to eat to keep them alive until such
time as there will be more grass.
Some of them have toppled over
and there are many skeletons lying-j
about. However, the living cattle
seem to be in fair condition, for
some reason or other."
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