The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-12-07
The <. P.'s will give 8 social func-

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The &. P.'s viii give 8 social func-
ton 1t their hall tomorrow evening.
Hon. @. B. Turrell spent several
days in st. Paul during the past week.
Chas. Rehfeld and VIM. Hoppen-
rath, two Underwood farmers, we're in
Redwood Falls last Monday.
Blandin, Of the Sanborn Sentinel,
issued an eight page paper last week
quantity and quality both good.
A light pale blue lingerie and CON
nections seems to be a very popular
wedding costume at the present time.
The postoffce at Oriole is apparent
~ discontinued, and subscribers to
this paper getting their mail at that
Office should leave their change of adj
dress at once.
Rev. L. L. Hanscom will hardly be
able to preach at the NJ. E. church
next Sunday. His typhoid fever will
have to run it's full course, and rem
ders his condition dangerous.
(. The treasury department has recon-
mended the appropriation of $4,000
for continuing the improvement of
the Minnesota river. This is only
about one-third of what is needed to
reach Granite Falls.
Rumblings Of approaching we'd
dings are to be accounted for by the
fact that Christmas is drawing near.
and the financial condition of the
country being SO depressed as to alone
warrant weddings for Christmas pres
ents.
Clarke q Chattertons Players sus-
pended business at Boone, Iowa, last
week,according to statement received
at this office from that town. Hard
times strike theatrical people just a
little bit worse than any one else, &C
cording to Miss Rousseau's letter.
st. Peter Journal: c. E. LANDER
ton was down from Redwood Falls
Tuesday. In an interview regarding
the new coal discovery near that place
he says that after a careful test it was
found to be good and serviceable
Charlie tells us that he buys it for So
a ton and uses it daily.
The sequel to the little street alter
cation last week, in which young
man was thumped for escorting the
wife of another young man to her
home, seems to be divorce, or a mu-
tual separation. Negotiations to that
end are now pending. The married
man seems to have. given oyer his
business to his wife.
The stock company looking for a
standard bred stallion has received
about 100 replies to it's adv. in Clark's
Horse Review, and now the difficult
task of selecting an animal is at hand.
Till Tibbetts has his eye on one of the
number that he may purchase exclus-
i've OF the, company. Incidentally, it
might be mentioned that the above is
an illustration that it pays to adver-
tise.
Lamberton now comes to the front
with scheme to form new county
with Lamberton as the county seat
That pleasant Thanksgiving Dime,
having been properly digested by Ed.
itor Byington, of Walnut, and the old
kicking" feeling having taken its
place, we look for severe scorchine
of the proposition this week.
A very fine Photographic View oil
the Worlds Fair, 8x1O inches in size
the work of the official photographer
of the United States Government, and
accompanied by graphic, interesting
and authentic description, will be sent
free ny the Chicago Weekly Inter
Ocean to any farmer who will send
stamp for postage. Address, "Librar.
ian," Inter Ocean.
Special sales in trimmed hats, vel