The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-10-01
Rag carpet for sale. Mrs. Wright,
Hotel Francois

Rag carpet for sale Mrs. Wright,
Hotel Francois.
Miss Mary Shea of Montgomery has
been visiting with Mrs. H. G.. Ack-
mann during the past week.
Carl S. Mccoy, brother of Paul, was
visiting with his brother in this city
over Sunday. The former is now en-
ployed on the Sleepy Eye Dispatch.
John J. Palmer, a pharmacist in AL
lyn's drug store, New Ulm, is acting
as the temporary pharmacist in the
drug store Of the late Otto Schmahl.
o. L. Dornberg sold the northwest
quarter of section IS, Granite Rock
township, to Adam Tomas, during the
past week, Tomas paying $13 per acre
for the same.
The parties interested have decided
to continue the drug business of the
late Otto Schmahl, under the name of
ESTATE of Otto Schmahl." The store
is open for business.
James Larson and E. G. Patterson
spoke to a large crowd in one of the
school houses in Swedes Forest town.
ship Tuesday evening. Last night Mr..
Larson was billed to speak at Belview.
Mrs. Pollard conducted missionary
service at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday morning. Chas. Johnson and
Rev. Sinclair gave talks on home and
foreign missions. A collection was ia
ken for mission work.
The Banner Hotel at Lamberton has
been leased to John Nesbit of Slayton.
There are two things Lamberton peo-
pie have right to be proud ola first
class and beautiful hotel, and rafting
good local newspaper.
There will be business meeting OF
the Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church at
the residence Of Mrs. J. w. Ferris, on
Friday, at p. m. Members are re-
quested to be present, as business of i'm.
portance must be transacted.
George King, one Of Redwood coun-
TVS rustling young threshers, had the
misfortune to have his threshing en-
CINE upset into gravel pit last Thurs
day afternoon. The engine was slight
ly damaged and the work of getting ii
out of the pit was accomplished shortly
before midnight. Mr.. King commenced
threshing again Friday morning.
Lamberton Star: A few weeks age
we stated that prominent citizen O.
Redwood Falls informed us that Rep
resentative J. n. Jones would soor
commence libel suit against THE GA
zETTE of that place. In conversation
with Mr.. Jones the other day he in
formed us that such was not the case
that he had no intentions of bringing
suit. We make this correction in fair
ness to our contemporary, having beer
misinformed by one who we supposed
was responsible person.
Richard Blackjack met with seri
GUS yet singular accident yesterday
morning, resulting in the breaking O.
one of his arms, says the Renville Sta
Farmer. He went across the track or
his bicycle to where Fred. Schaller was
at work, to get John to work at the liv
cry barn while he made trip to Red
wood. In mounting the wheel to e
back he lost his balance, by reason Of {
heavy gale of wind striking him al
that time and he fell heavily, his arm
coming in contact with the ground il
such position as to break it. We hope
for his speedy recovery.
Landlord J. A. Engelhart, who il
considered an expert shot, was relating
some of his exploits in shooting, Tues
day evening. "Ten days ago." he said
II killed AZ blackbirds sitting on wir,
fence in single shot, and there was NJ
telling how many were wounded. Bu1
that's nothing; I killed y in two shot
a year or so ago." "The best shot
ever made" piped out little Fred
Bager, who stands knee high to grass
hopper, twas out here on the other side
of Hugh Greene's farm. I shot a mar
ket basket full of snipe in single
shot," The popular Boniface of Hote
Francois had no more wonderful hunt
ing tales to tell that evening.
The weather during the past weel
has been superb-just the kind that thu
world of people love to revel in. The
nights have been cool and clear, lit w
by the full moon, while the mornings
have opened with light frosts that
quickly disappeared and the days have
been active under a cloudless sky. Fail
days were more or less windy, and the
dust blew over the track, at times, in
small clouds, but Saturday, Sunday
and the following days, the wind kept
down to it's normal speed. Tuesday
was voted the ideal fall day, scarcely
any wind blowing, and the atmosphere
just right to make out door life the
most comfortable of any life on earth.