The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-11-23
I OVERFLOW LOCALS.

See the new goods at the Fair Store
next week. 15-1t.
Competent girl wanted for general
house work at Ritchcock's. 4-tf.
They beat all records those prices
at the Fair store next week. 15-1t.
Mrs. D. T. Persons left for Chicago
Tuesday. She will remain there dur
ing the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
j. T. Skinner.
Do you know that we make picture
frames and sell window curtains at
rock bottom prices?
37-t.f. BERGEN Bios.
Geo. B. Hughes and family visited
with Mr.. Hughes relatives in st. Pet
or over Sunday, while Auditor-elect
Tompkins and family visited with
Springfield relatives.
A stray yearling heifer calf came to
my place in Granite Rock township
Sec.1l, Nov. LIST. Owner is requested
to identify same, pay proper charges
and take the animal away.
Is St. NJ. ScHoBL1K.
A brother OFF,. G. Patterson, form
erly of this place, now of Marshall,
was killed several weeks ago, by fall
ing from a wagon on the ranch near
Nowlin, South Dakota. The deceased
brother was the youngest member of
the Patterson family.
At the fancy sale and supper at the
opera house on the afternoon and even
ing of the 18th of December, the la
dies of the St. Veronica Guild will be
very glad to see their friends. A
good supper will be served from six
to eight and during the afternoon and
evening large number of articles
both useful and fancy, which will
make very acceptable Christmas gifts,
will be offered for sale. Everyone in
vited to come. 13-5t.
A high class vaudeville entertain
ment, such as is all the rage in the
larger cities will be the attraction at
the opera house tomorrow Thanks
giving evening, when the Harris Com
edy Company will present their con-
tinuous performance, composed OF
songs, dances, refined comedy acts and
farces. The company is said to be q
large one and every speciality is said
to be clever. The scale of prices will
be SOC, 35c and 25c. Seats are now
on sale at the hardware store of G.
Fred Thompson.
Marshall Messenger: James Nc
Kay, one of the good farmers living
east of Marshall, just across the Red
wood line, will soon pull up stakes and
move to Manitoba, about ]6O miles
west of Winnipeg, and 50 miles from
where Uncle Jake Reichert of Green
Valley has located. Mr.. Mckay re-
turned from Manitoba last Saturday,
having secured half section of land,
leaving his son there in charge, and
later he expects to increase his new
farm to section. Mr.. Mckay is we'll
known in Marshall and number will
regret his departure. He expects to
move about the first of the year.
The Nettiewyynnt farm in Gales
township is now fattening 400 lambs,
about 100 head of cattle, as we'll as
keeping another herd in addition to
the 100 that are being fattened as
soon as the latter are turned off. The
barns and granaries on the immense
Gales township farm are filed to over
flowing with tame and wild hay, fax,
etc., and everything about the farm
residence and huge outbuildings is in
apple pie order. Col. S. P. Hicks,
the manager, is a most methodical
person, as we'll as hard working man,
and as result the Nettiewyynnt farm
has been on a paying basis ever since
he assumed the management of the
same.
The University Extension Center
met with Mrs. Bowers Tuesday even
ing, Nov. Nth. The roll call was re-
sponded to by fourteen members. The
lesson was conducted by Mrs Mar
tin. The subject "The Heroic Age"
which had been postponed from the
former meeting, was first pres n ed by
W. S. Southwick. The regular sub
jects assigned for the week we're then
taken up. The meeting proved to be
one of unusual interest to all present.
The Center will meet with W. S.
Southwick Nov 9Th. The lesson for