The Redwood gazette., 1897-07-15

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from Minneapolis where she has been
for year or two past.
! E. NJ. Holmes and family are now
occupying the residence OF DR.. E. L.
Hawes on Ramsey Heights.
j Mrs. t. R. Hughes of Sleepy Eye,
and Mrs. Ament of St. Peter, we're the
guests of Mrs. II. G. Ackmann Tues
day.
! The Canada House, on the corner
of Mill and Chestnut streets, is for
sale or rent by the proprietress, Mrs.
NJ. J. Mcdonald. Att.
w. E. Stegner has been re-engaged
to teach school at Minnesota Lake
during the season of 1898, with an
increase of salary from $50 to $50 per
month.
The 1897 Township Manuals are
now ready for distribution to Town
Clerks and others who have ordered
them at The GAZETTE office. The
price of the manuals is rs cents
each.
There will be social at the farm
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
King, west of this city, tomorrow ev-
ening, the proceeds to be used for the
benefit of the Sunday school of the
Christian church.
AS the week of distribution of free
samples of Hobbs Kidney Pills closed
only two days after announcement in
GAZETTE last week it is decided to con-
tinue the offer until Saturday of this
week at H1roHcocK's Drug Store.
! Capt. J. D. Wood, postoffce inspect
or for this section, was in the city for
a few minutes Tuesday morning,
{ coming in on the Northwestern and
at once going to Beaver Falls, where
he inspected matters in connection
, with the postof6ce at that place.
Ed. Pratt and E. G. Greene drove
to Sleepy Eye last Sunday. Ed. board.
, ed train at Sleepy Eye and went on
. to Watervilie, where he will visit sew.
: eral weeks with his parents. His de-
Q parture with Mr.. Greene naturally
. started the rumor that another mar
8 riage was booked, but Mr.. Greene re-
o turned and emphatically denied Sc
:. much of the rumor as pertained to Mr.
r Pratt.
3 Rev. John Sinclair will go to Cot
: tonwood to-day to preach there or
q Sunday and do other work for which
o he was appointed at last meeting O
:. the Presbytery, Rev. S. M. Marsh
f the pastor there, will preach here fo
9 Mr.. Sinclair both times of the day
Mr.. Marsh is young man just out O
2 college and one of the most brillian
t men and best speakers Chicago Theo
s logical Seminary has sent out.
d Iowa parties are putting in cemen
f sidewalk around the store of Philbricl
r & Go. The parties agreed to hav'
|. four inches of solid walk over tn,
t sand, put in Granite curbs, and squar'
q the whole work at from five to to,
cents less per front foot than th
!, Hutchinson cement sidewalk people
}, 1t is probable that large number o
q other business houses of this city viii
j. put in the same kind of walk befor
+ the contractors leave town.
It James and Loss combined shows
l. which was to have appeared here TO
r exhibition on Friday of last week, go
: lost somewhere down the road ant
q failed to materialize. As result O
}. it's failure all kinds of rumors we're il
n circulation. One was that the win<
d had blown down its tent and killet
Q several people in a town down th
Q road; another that the manager hat
:. eloped with $500 of the company
Q funds, and SO on. The crowd her
Q that was disappointed over the com
i pany's failure to appear was not YER,
q large-in fact, it was very small
t about 20 people in all being in from
the country on that day.
b There is great deal of competition
s in the purchase of hogs between Emf
t Schmahl of this place and Keefe {
s Kempton of Morton. The former ha
Q been capturing good number o
i Renville county hogs, and to shut of
: this trade the Morton people put in
s buyer at North Redwood. Two week
q ago last Monday a Lutheran ministe
= happened into North Redwood, ane
Q on his observing that the hog marke
f was strong on account of competition
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