The Redwood gazette., 1899-07-19
OVERFLOW LOCALS.


day, at Kuenzli & Luscher's. 4S-3
Mrs. Andrew Birum has returned
from her eastern visit.
Attorney D. A. Stuart of Window
was in town yesterday.
The anti-saloon league will picnic
in T. H. Kings grove tomorrow.
Good girl wanted in a small family
for general housework. 81 per week.
INQUIRE of Mrs. G.. r. Pease.
Mrs. C. A. Luscher and daughter
spent Sunday with the family OF
John J. Palmer at Gibbon.
E. D. French and wife left for the
northern section of the State on a
three weeks outing Monday.
Miss Ada Ross arrived here from
Yoncalla, Oregon, and Morgan, to
visit friends and relatives, last Mon
day.
w. F. Bettchen left for his home in
Steele county Monday, and Thomas
Finn is acting as clerk in his stead
at Gordon s restaurant.
Mrs. J. R, Thompson, now visit
ing in Yoncalla, Oregon, sent her
husband large branch covered
with superb Oregon cherries last
Monday.
The case of Frank Blake, arrested
for the alleged larceny of three
hams from Andrew Francois, has
again been continued, this time to
Aug. 10Th, owing to the absence of
a witness.
George H. Lusk, who has been
visiting with the family of Chauncey
Depew Butler for several weeks,
left for Wichita, Kansas, Yesterday,
intending to 60 from there to Okla
homa, and return to his home in
New York in the fall.
Rodney Lyons and wife of Rochest-
er have been visiting with the fam
lily of A. c. Dolliff during the past
week, Mr.. Lyons returning home
Monday and Mrs. Lyons remaining
on visit with Mesdames Lizzie H.
Francois and H. G. Schmahl.
Mrs. S. G.. Peterson came up from
Glencoe last Saturday, and is now
at Hotel Francois with her husband,
S. G.. Peterson, of Peterson & Graft.
Mr.. Peterson has rented the resi-
dence of E. A. Lyman, Sr., where
he will reside in the future.
The health of F. E. Kenney is be-
ing very much improved by reason
of his frequent visits to the north
ern pineries, where he has some
land. The pine influence on the
atmosphere is what benefits him.
He will soon leave for another stay
in that region.
Sofa pillows at the Fair Store, all
ready for use. As and so cents. Paid
so cents.
The members of the Redwood
Falls gun club went to Morton last
Sunday and INDUCED in a contest
with the Morton gun club, in which
the latter came out winner by a
score of 1I5 to IS. The highest in
dividual score showed either very
poor shooting or very poor trap
work, it being 16 out of a possible
25.
Bunting in all colors at the Fair
Store, at cents per yard.
Per request of number of peo-
pie residing along the Minnesota
river in this county the commits
sioners have decided to pay a boun-
ty of 81 for each full grown wolf
killed during January, February,
March, April and May, and 50 for a
cub wolf killed at any season of the
year, and IS for a full grown wolf
killed at any other time of the year
than the five months mentioned
above. OF the bounty one-third is
to be paid by the county and two
thirds by the State. The carcass of
the animal SO killed, together with
the head and ears in entirety must
be exhibited to the clerk of the town
in which the animal was killed and
the clerk will then issue his certifi-
cate to the county auditor.
The LeSueur News contains the
following regarding the marriage of
Miss Nettie Lawson, a sister of Mrs.
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