The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-10-06
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

AU&OI0 uOOuS Kill W OOCls 4uQu11Os
of Mrs. NJ. e. Curtis. 8-tf.
Competent girl wanted for general
house work at Hitchcock's. Aft
A Thoroughbred Jersey bull for sale
or trade. Inquire of ]. T. Stegner. SIT.
Mrs. Vim. Lawson of LIE Sueur ia
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. JAS.
Arnold.
Miss Mary Lewis of Hutchinson is
visiting with her sister, Mrs S. Pollard,
in this city.
Fl. g.. Schmahl was attending to
business matters in st. Paul and Min
neapolis Yesterday.
Thompson & Mead report the sale
of car load of Smith lumber wagons
during the past two weeks.
Frank Berkhimer and wife were WIS.,
iting with the latter's mother, Mrs. A.
w. Birum, at North Redwood Monday
and Tuesday.
] w. 81. Allen OF Granite Falls, agent
for the New ton, Iowa, self-feeder, was
doing business in this city on Monday
and Tuesday.
Hoods 1899 coupon calendar is q
beautiful production lovely side
profile of an American girl with an
American flag as the background.
"Wanted Statesmen to sell Lubricat-
ng Oils from samples on commission.
Liberal terms to good parties.
THE EUCLID OIL COMPANY,
| 7-2t. Cleveland, Ohio.
E. c.. Patterson was down from
Marshall during the early part of the
week, attending to business in connec-
ton with the Matthews & Patterson
Collection agency.
Quite number of the Republicans
from this place attended the Republi-
can meeting at Lamberton last night
Clerk of Supreme Court, D. F.
Reese, was the principal speaker.
Herbert Birum of North Redwood is
now in the employ of the Great North
ern, acting as an operator for that road
at one of the Montana stations. Herb.
will be missed in both base ball and
political circles of this section.
A. G.. Daniels of New Avon left q
beet and a carrot raised in his garden
at this Office last Monday. The beet
was an ordinary one, and weighed
eight pounds. The carrot weighed
about two pounds. Both we're big
specimens of their class.
Dallas E. Laird of this city has
been appointed chairman of the Dem
ocratic county committee. w. j
Swoffer has been appointed as mem.
Der of the committee from the First
commissioner district. The Other
members are still in doubt.
Clerk Warner has issued marriage
licences during the past two weeks te
the following: John F. Riordan ano
Lena Kaatz of Lamberton, Burton S
Davis and Frances B. Denny of Sher
idsn, Peter Katzenberger- and Kate
Maher of Sheridan. Lewis Olson anC
Barbara Dresse of Willow Lake, Nike
laus Ficher and Mary Stadick.
Tie will of the late B. F. Fixsen hal
been admitted to probate. 1t Wills al
of the property to the widow, who is
made the sole executrix. The property
comprises about 400 acres of land
with large amount of personal prop
erty. Aside from this valuation Mrs
Fixsen receives $1,000 from A. O. U
W., of which the deceased was q mem
Der.
The Hon. John Mcclure of Daw-
son, was here last Monday, the gues
of FIR. Jas. j. Woods. His mission
here was to purchase the altar and
pews of St. GATHERINGS church Of
this place for the new church at Daw
son. New furniture will replace The
furniture sold to Mr.. MEG uire, who il
the Populist candidate for representa-
tive in that district.
Charles Lord, wife and adopted son,
we're in attendance on the Katzenber
ger-Maher wedding in Sheridan last
week. They are from Madison, Wis.
and Mrs. Lord is sister of Mlchae
Maher and the adopted son is the rea
son of Mrs. Lords brother. Mr.. Mahe1
was showing the trio around Redwood
Falls last Monday, and was doing the
honors in superb shape.
At the WinneDago City Methods,
conference Rev. L. L. Hanscom was
reelected as presiding elder, Rev. G
81. Way was returned as pastor of the
Redwood Falls church, Herbert Jones