The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-08-04
OVERFLOW LOCALS.
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SO tons OF Aay for sale. At Willard
farm. 29-tf.
Wood for Sale. Inquire of John
Whittet 52-t.f.
Dewey, Schley and Hobson hats at
j. r. VOLTS.
Spain sues for peace. What will
the ysrdict of the jury bet
Summer goods at clearance sale
prices at J. r. VOLTS.
FIR. Jas. j. Woods of this parish
made business trip to st. Paul last
Monday.
Artemus A. Roberts and Ella Moore
we're united in marriage by Judge
Baldwin last Saturday afternoon.
A distant size-up of the big ditch
j x scheme in Renville county is that
t ,ere is more of a job than ditch.
Otto Wicherski. one of the propri-
etors of the New Ulm Review, was in
the city on Wednesday of last week.
A class of four children were con-
firmed by Rev. Henry Koch of the
German Lutheran church last Sunday.
r. j. Nc Cornack is erecting fine
residence and barn on his farm in Vail
township, the residence alone to cost
ST 500.
Miss Ella Laird gave delightful
party last evening to the young ladies
of the town in honor of her guest,
Miss Rjornstad of St. Paul.
Miss Alice Bingham of Sleepy Eye
is visiting with Miss Virginia Dunning-
ton. Miss Bingham has been with q
camping party in South Dakota and is
now en- route home.
The rain of Monday and Tuesday
came to an end Tuesday night, and
yesterday morning the day opened
bright and clear-with haryesters push
ing their way through the golden
fields from early morning until late at
night
Del Hammer and VIM. Riley had a
slight disagreement last Tuesday, and
it became impossibl for them to settle
it without calling the police and Judge
Baldwin in. They paid $3.50 each
before they we're released, and given
the pugilistic non de pIumes.
The Inasmuch Society will meet
with Miss Nellie Gibson next FRIDAY
afternoon from three to five. Not
withstanding the down-pour of rain
last Friday about thirty of the mem
bers met with Mrs. E. A. Lyman and
had pleasant and profitable time.
! Birth cards announcing the birth
of Crawford Wilbor Brown to Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Brown of Kampeska
S. D., the latter at one time Miss Win
ME Warner of this city, were received
here by friends on Tuesday. The
birth occurred on Sunday, July 81.
As will be seen elsewhere L. r
Root, assistant cashier of the Redwood
County Bank. offers his new household
goods for sale, owing to decision to
remove from this place to the Twin
Cities, where he has secured position
in one of the banking institutions
there.
4 Fred Bager expects to leave for q
point in South Dakota this week, fol
the purpose of taking charge of sta
ton for the Chicago & Northwestern
road. Fred is an exceptionally cleve,
boy around depot, and it is hoped
that he will rise in prominence as be
grows older.
i There will be lecture at the Pres.
byterian church, commencing at eight
O'Clock tomorrow evening, Aug. 5th
by Supt. F. A. Weld of Saltwater, on
the subject of Interpretation Of
Thought as an Expression of Litera-
ture." The public are cordially invit.
ed. Admission free.
i NJ. D. Martin returned from an ex.
tended tour at Rockford, ILL.,, and
Madison and Evansville, Wis, Tues.
day afternoon. Mr.. Martin took in
the Chatauqua exercises at Madison
and states that the attendance was
unusually large and the program
exceptionally attractive.
Some person attempted to break in
to the Val Blatz Brewing Co. depot on
the Northwestern tracks last Friday
night. The Yale lock on the outside
door was broken, and the party was
evidently working on the lock on the
inside door, the easier of the two when
some one frightened him away.