The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-12-26
BELvfEw AND IT'S BORDER.

f O~S> 49,
Mrs. Peter Eischen is visiting in
Carver county.
Miss King has returned home to
spend the holidays.
There will be Christmas dance at
Kolen's hall tonight.
j. M. Thompson was visiting at Sa-
cred Heart last Sunday.
J. M. Roberts and 2. H. Jones were
in Redwood Falls Monday.
G.. o. Gimmestad made a business
trip to Redwood Falls Monday.
Miss Nellie Thompson has returned
from her visit to Menominee, Wis.
John Anderson was visiting at Me-
nominee, Wis, during the past week.
Rev. Fir. Burg will hold Lutheran
services here next Sunday morning at
IL o'clock.
Jas. Rickell of Vesta was married
to Miss Blanchard in Redwood Falls
one day last week.
Ole Helgeson and Miss Eta Wilde
were married by FIR. Burg one day
last week. The bride is from South
Dakota.
e. F. Rain expects to have his
creamery in operation by March LIST.
He will run It on a larger scale than
last year.
JIM. Thompson had we'll dug ad-
joining his store during the past week.
At depth of IS feet the augur struck
a good vein of flowing water.
H. G. Bohanon of Vesta left for
Minneapolis Monday. His family re-
sidss there and he will remain with
them during the next two months.
The mother of Mrs. Bert Monson,
who has been visiting at Faribault
during the summer with her daugh-
ter, returned home last week.
Herman Portrait of Ward, S. D.,
was visiting here few days with the
families of A. F. and F. Portrait.
He returned to his home last Friday.
Tyler Ramsland, who has been
clerking for 0. T. Ramsland & Co.
for four months past, returned to Sa-
cred Heart to attend school Monday.
Miss Freda Peterson, who has
been visiting with relatives in this
vicinity for some time, left Tuesday
for Los. Angeles, CAL, where she will
reside in the future.
Postmaster G.. F. Rain was visiting
with his parents in Redwood Falls ov-
or Sunday and before returning had
the extreme pleasure of liquidating all
of his Redwood Indebtedness.
County Commissioner Olson and
Ole Nelson left Monday for Wiscon-
sin, where they will visit with rela-
tives for week. Mrs. Olson returned
from Wisconsin about two weeks ago.
John Katzenberger and Miss Lena
Nicholson of Grant county, this State,
we're married at Elbow Lake about
two weeks ago. Mr.. Katzenberger is a
young farmer residing south of town.
Ole Hanson left for Granite Falls
last Wednesday, where he has been
working for the Champion Machine
Co. After February Mr.. Hanson will
act as travelling expert for that COM
pany.
Will Tibbetts, residing just east of
here, and one of Redwood's oldest
settlers, was made papa to an eight
pound baby boy on the 18th. Dan.
Mckay, also a resident of this town
and one of the many rustling Mckay
brothers, was presented with baby
girl on Tuesday evening of last week.
The ladies of the town we're re-
sponsible for very enjoyable Christ
mas entertainment Tuesday evening.
Two trees loaded with Christmas pres
ents were stripped by Santa Claus
agent, who came down a chimney
through fireplace, with the gifts
given to the children and old folks
Candies and nuts were distributed
among the large crowd present. There
was music by the choir, and short
recitations by the children.
The owner of the town hall had q
very forcible reminder of what he
might term "hog show" when he
looked over the floor of his hall Fri
day night after the Queen Esther
performance. It appears that two
young men, late arrivals here, had
seats we'll towards the rear, and per-
sisted in chewing tobacco during the
performance. When the end came