The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-09-15

r. w. Philbrick was in Chicago on
business during the past week.
j. A. Schmahl made q business
trip to St. Paul last Saturday, return
ing Monday.
Capt. w. P. Huntington took in
the reception to Senator Davis BY
st. Paul citizens last Saturday even
ing.
Don't forget to bring the little ones
in to the county fair next week. They,
as we'll as their fathers and mothers,
will appreciate the show.
Miss Lizzie Bissell left last week
for Saltwater, where she will resume
charge of one.of the departments Of
the schools in that place.
Martin O'Hara, cousin of j. A. and
J. V. McGettrick, came up from his
Michigan home last Thursday, and
dropped in to surprise the latter. He
will visit here for several days.
Miss Bertha Roberts returned last
week from ansextensive millinery pur-
chase for Francois.& Schmahl's MILL
merry department, and is now behind
the millinerylcounters in that store
The largest single revenue stamp that
has yet reached the register of deeds
Office wasson:the:warranty deed given
by George Baldwin tow. F. Fratzke
for the northwest quarter of section 10,
North Hero, for.$4, 63O.5O. The deed
requires IS stamp, and it was there
The primary election for the first
ward of this city will be held at the
Sears buildingl and the primary for
the Second ward will be held in the
office of G. E. Lamberton's livery
stable. The primaries are to be held
all over the county, commencing at
eight o'clock next SATURDAY. evening.
During the past week F.. l.. Peter
son has been putting in q patent meter
beer pump in his refreshment dispen-
sary, aside from having a great deal of
other plumbing done. The water
meter forces the. beer up from the
cellar of the saloon. The meter was
furnished by the A. Schell Brewing
company.
Redwood Falls subscribers for gov
erament bonds issued on account of
the war, received the same during the
early part of last week, together with
the check for accrued interest since
Aug. l. The bonds are neat speci-
mems OF the photographers work, and
if a person has enough of them be
can rest easv in cutting coupons.
E. G. Greene of the Winona lum-
Der Co. reports the following sales
of lumber: Adam Alexander, resi-
dence on his farm in Vesta, to cost
$500; H. G.. Purinton, granary, etc., to
cost $3.50; Fl. T. Winter, granary, to
cost $500; Fred Beucler, granary to
cost $3.50; and D. W. Banker, grauary
on Capt. Sanders farm, to cost
$3.50.
Capt. Sam R. Miller of Olivia, coun-
ty attorney of Renville county, spent
Thursday night at Hotel Francois.
Mr.. Miller's term as county attorney
will expire on Jan. LIST next, and the
fact that he was not renomipated by
the Renville county Republican con-
vention at the gathering of two weeks
ago, will probably cause him to retire
from public life for time, after the
above date.
Redwood Falls has two of the fin
est lumber yards in Southwestern
Minnesota. They are not only the
finest, but they are the largest; are
better arranged, and they probably
carry larger stocks than the lumber
yards of any other town in this section.
Agents Isham and Greene are to be
congratulated in getting their COM
panies interested in the making of
extensive improvements that have de-
veloped into the present yards.
Threshing has advanced about five
per cent. during the past week. and
the machines are just commencing to
make vacancy in the immense num-
Der of stacks that we're UP at the close
of the small grain harvest. Many
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