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WEDNESDAY, JUNE li, 1930 THE REDWOOD GAZETTE, REDWOOD FALIjS, MINNESOTA PAGE SEVEN

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J North Redwood jMr. and Mrs. Harold Becker and

Mrs. Elmer Becker and son motoredto Appleton Saturday where the lad-ies remained for a week’s visit withrelatives.

Delhihome here. Miss Inez Helgeson re-turned home with them and willspend the summer at Silver Creek.

D. R. McCorquodale was a busi-ness caller at Echo on Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Scott anddaughter of Bend, Oregon and Mr.and Mrs. Percy Scott and family ofAmes, lowa, wT ere weekend guests atthe parental C. J. Scott home. PercyScott returned to Ames the first ofthe week but the rest of the partywill remain for an extended visit.

Political Advertisement for whichregular rates will be paid.

I announce myself as a candidate forthe office of County Attorney.

Bom and brought up on a farm inYellow Medicine County, a graduateof St. Olaf College, Northfield, Min-nesota, and the University of Chica-go Law School, having served ashigh school teacher and editor in thepublishing of law books, . practicedlaw in Minneapolis and Lamberton,I feel that by environment, educationand experience, I am qualified for theposition.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hanson movedMonday from the Neil McKay resi-dence to the Albert Mogen residencevacated last week by E. A. Samuel-son and family.

Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Crocker ofMorgan were guests of C. F. Eckel-barger and wife on Friday.

Misses Ruby Sandburg, GertrudePedersen and Evelyn Hoffman re-turned from Mankato Thursdaywhere they have completed theiryear’s work at the State Teacher’sCollege.

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Samuelson leftSaturday for Lake Wilson where theymoved their household effects lastweek and where they will make theirhome.

TRUCK LINEMr. and Mrs. Henry Matz and chil-

dren of Rochester, Mr. and Mrs. H.F. Manthei, Olivia and Mr. and Mrs.Aaron Sommers were dinner guestsof Mr. and Mrs. Wesley SommersFriday evening.

InsuredLOCAL and LONG

Distance Hauling 1If nominated andelected, I shall

endeavor to do my duty as a law en-forcement officer to the end that thelaws be observed and the accused begiven justice. I shall seek to servewell, exercise common sense, and soact as not to discredit the office.

Miss Vivian Peabody motored fromRochester Saturday accompanied byher nephew who had been visitingthere.

AID CURTAILED IN TOWN-SHIPS PERMIT SUNDAY DANCES (Load Capacity)

At a recent meeting of the countycommissioners the board decided thatin the future if Sunday dances occurin the townships of the county, out-side incorporated cities and villages,where the board does not have juris-diction, that SIOO will be deductedfrom the annual county appropriationfund received to these townships. Thecounty commissioners have not per-mitted Sunday night dances in thecounty for some time, but several ofthe township boards still issue per-mits. The commissioners, therefore,decided to curtail this practice bypenalizing the townships by cuttingdown their aid, in case they still per-sist in issuing permits for Sundaynight dances.—Brown County Journ-al. —M—

6,000 to 12,000 Pounds.Mr. and Mrs. Herman Moritz ac-

companied Fred Moritz Friday toMilwaukee for a week’s visit withrelatives.

If you think that I merit it, Ishall appreciate your vote at theprimary election on June 16, 1930.

LIVE STOCK HAULING A

SPECIALTYArchie McKay and wife of Flint,Michigan, arrived last week for avisit with Mr. McKay’s brothers andtheir families and his sister, Mrs.John Munn, who is seriously ill ather home at Seaforth.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Housman haveas their guesst, Mrs. Housman’scousin, R. Gopher, wife and son ofWely.

Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Payne ofBelview were Delhi callers on Friday.

J .B. Wright, wife and family werevisiting at the J. L. Wright home atGranite Falls on Sunday.

A. G. Sandburg accompanied byhis sisters, Mrs. J. E. Miller and Mrs.D. E. Miller of Belview left Fridaymorning for Swedesburg, lowa wherethey attended the funeral of theirfather w'hich wr as held there on Sat-urday afternoon.

Mrs. George Russell spent severaldays last week at the home of herfather, Bruce King, at RedwoodFalls.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kotval andfamily of Vesta and Miss Agnes Gils-rud were Sunday guests of Mr. andMrs. C. A. Anderson.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson re-turned last week Monday from avisit to Minneapolis and at Morrow.

FIELD SEEDSCall For Rates.

NOMINATE Phone No. 458

JULIAN E. MORTENOf Lamberton For ALFALFA

MILLETD. E. RAPE

FOR BETTER SEEDS

RAY JOHNSONRedwood Falls, Minn.Mr. and Mrs. Martinson of Belview

were callers at the Carl Andersonhome Sunday evening.

A large crowd attended the LadiesAid at the home of Miss Louise Weisslast Thursday afternoon. The out oftown guests being Mrs. Penhall andMrs. Brown of Morton and Mrs.John Ziegler of Belview.

Mrs. Rudolph Worsech and Mrs. J.Roeve motored to Minneapolis lastweek where Mrs. Roeve applied for apass to Australia where she expectsto go next month.

County AttorneyRedwood County

Primaries June 16, 1930.

Fully appreciative of the import-ance of the office and its ever in-creasing duties and responsibilities,

Sanders Seed Co.North of Hospital Phone 654

May 28-June 4-11CITATION FOR HEARING ON

FINAL ACCOUNT AND FORDISTRIBUTION.

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IM GAMBLE STORES MRedwood Falls, Minnesota The Friendly StoneJu»t think of it... in our eleven years

of experience in the automobile and auto supply business, we havenever seen such low prices. Saturday ends the seven big sale days.. your last chance to take advantage of these remarkably low prices

Bl|FLASHLIGHT^IpXLarrfe 2 Cellar*L JjTWHILE THEY LAST

Eg U HIT 2 TO ACUSTOHBt\Jj

Outside |loose Paint, 1 Quart FHEEvith each 2 Gallons purchased. ,Bara Paint, in 5 ft.jal. lots, per Gal..

Boro Paint, per Gal... $1.30Kalsomlae or white, f mftvash Brash, Large. .*•/*>alat Brash, 4-inch.., .19Garnish Brash, 1-inch .07itillson Pipe Wrench n Q6-inch sw 3r

itillson Pipe Wrench a a8-inch s 7 Sr

Breaker Point Flies.. .05liampion X Spark ,Aei-£ rr ,39000 SHOT REPEATING ¦]AIR RIFLE I*1.55 1

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to car owners?.

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TOP DRESSING Bfvs? pt.l

Estate of Ludwig Brey.State of Minnesota, County of Red-

wood, ss. IN PROBATE COURT.The Union Home Missionary So-ciety was entertained at the home ofMrs. John Schleuter last week Wed-nesday.

In the Matter of the Estate ofLudwig Brey, Decedent.

The State of Minnesota to all per-sons interested in the final accountand distribution of the estate of saiddecedent: The representative of theabove named decedent, having filedin this court her final account of theadministration of the estate of saiddecedent together with her petitionpraying for the adjustment and al-lowance of said final account and fordistribution of the residue of saidestate to the persons thereunto en-titled.

Mr. and Mrs. Merle Starr anddaughters of Wabasso were Delhivisitors one day last week.

Burnette McKay, the little daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McKay,last Thursday had the misfortune tofall down stairs and break her leftarm.

Mavis Schleuter was a guest at theVern Shoemaker home last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Castle and fam-ily visited at the home of Mr. andMrs. C. F. Eckelbarger at Delhi Sun-day.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis accompan-ied by Miss Geneva Maddy motoredfrom Tamarack Sunday and spent afew days at the W. C. Mann homethis week.

Mrs. Norval Weeks cf RedwoodFalls and her sister, Mrs. WesleyMcKay, gave a miscellaneous show-er last Thursday afternoon in honorof their sister, Miss Jessie Blanchard,who is to be a bride of the month.The afternoon was spent in sewingand chatting. Miss Blanchard receiv-ed many pretty and useful gifts forher new home. A delicious luncheonwas served at the afternoon’s close.

Miss Mildred Benedict of RedwoodFalls was the guest of her friend,Miss Hazelle Hanson, on Sunday.

M. C. DeGraff of Redwood Fallswas a Delhi caller on Wednesday.

J. A. Piersol and wife are visitingwith relatives at Vellard and Orton-ville this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fuhr andfamily of Seaforth were guests atthe E. A. Mann home Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Vern Zumwinkle,Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Zumwinkle andHarry Zumwinkle were Sundayguests of Mr. and Mrs. 11. S. Mann.

THEREFORE, YOU, AND EACHOF YOU, are hereby cited and re-quired to show cause, if any youhave, before this court at the Pro-bate Court Rooms in the CourtHouse in the City of Redwood Falls,in the County of Redwood, State ofMinnesota on the 7th day of July,1930, at 10 o’clock a. m., why saidpetition should not be granted.

Witness, the Judge of said Court,and the Seal of said Court, this 22ndday of May, 1930.

A. R. A. LAUDON,Probate Judge.

Mrs. John Thomas and sons werebusiness visitors at Olivia one daylast week. They were accompaniedhome by Miss Vivian Thomas who isnow employed at the Redwood hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hutchinson andfamily of Montana are visiting at theR. E. Hutchinson home.

Mrs. George Amberg and daugh-ters spend Monday at the John Sch-weinfurter home.

H. N. Lungwitz, wife an *daugh-ters of Silver Creek were F jaay andSaturday guests at the Helgeson

N. R. Ryerson,Attorney for Petitioner.

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