The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-07-27

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Something for nothing: Do you
wan it, Read the ad. elsewhere.
The Delhi Roller Mills ship one
carload Of -four to Minneapolis this
week.
James A. Lamp and Carrie Sophie
Nelson have been licensed to wed dur
ing the past week.
VIM. G. March, Of the North Star
Boot & Shoe Co. of Minneapolis,spent
SUNDAY in this city.
Mrs. Charles McC lintock left for an
extended visit among relatives in Owa-
tonna last Monday.
For SIS DR.. Leffngwell will sell a
high grade new mich COW, if sold at
once. See him quick.
W. r. Caswell has sold his feed
store to Barnes Bros, who will con-
tinue to run the same at the old stand.
Mrs. VIM. March, of Minneapolis.
has been visiting with Miss Myrtle
March, of Fourth street, during the
past week.
A bouncing baby boy came to Peter
McPherson's home days some ago and
we neglected to say SO, but he's there
just the same.
Richard Crawford and wife, Water
town, were in the city last week, at
tending the funeral of Mrs. Crawford's
mother, Mrs. E. P. Byram.
Mrs. S. D. Westfall very pleasantly
entertained the ladies of the Presby-
terrain Aid society, at the Westfall
farm, south of the city, last Friday.
Carl Pratt left last Friday for Far
go, N. D., Burt Rollinsnccompanying
him. The two young men went over
land by team, camping out and hunt
ing on the way.
Mrs. W. S. Gray, accompanied by a
daughter, and Archie and Charles
Gray, of Brainerd, sister to Mrs. II.
G. Ackmann, of Bridge street, is Wis
iting with the latter.
Between four and five hundred peo-
pie attended the YIN C. A. lawn par
ty on Orchard Gables lawn last Friday
evening. The patent ice cream freezer
was unable to supply the demand for
ice cream.
F. G.. Thayer, representing DR..
Wards remedies.has been in the coun-
ty for the past two or three weeks.
Mr.. Thayer says that DR.. Wards rem
edies sell easily, and are always sold a
seoon time after an introduction.
Paul Alexander tombstone, who,
blindfolded, found pin head in Wind
Cave, S. D., after search of twenty
four hours, and after travelling under
earth over 1000 feet, at the opera
house next Wednesday evening, Aug.
I'd.
The Redwood second nine and the
Morgan team played game of ball
on the Morton grounds last Sunday
afternoon, resulting in the Juniors win
ming by score of Sc to 40. We shrink
from giving the score mot having time
to foot up tbs totals.
Are you on to the fact! If you pay
your Subscription to the GAZETTE dur.
ing the month of August we will give
you free a years subscription to the
Northwestern Agriculturist. Remem-
Der during August only. If you come
September we will be unable to do So
There is church and school row
over in Revere, Lyon county. The
school trustees refused the use of the
school house for social for the bene-
fit of the pastor of the church, and
now the church claim that they will
stop the trustees from using the place
for Sunday beer drinking party.
! VIII. Winship, representing the DR.
Miles Medical Co. ,of Elkhart, Indiana,
was in the city last Monday, and con
tracted for advertising in the GAZETTE
at high rate. Mr.. Winship is sweet
singer and an elegant pianist, and the
; parlors of the Hotel Francois rever-
berated with music last Sunday.
! The morning train on the North
western now leaves Sleepy Eye thirty
minutes later than it has been, which
enables freight leaving St. Paul OF
Minneapolis in the evening to arrive
here at 7:3O the next morning, freight
thus being just IL hours in transit
This is decided improvement in the
service.
j Hans. F. Meyer, one of the young
and enterprisinp farmers of Willow