The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-04-12
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

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Seed wheat, barley, oats and fax for
sale at the elevator of ]. A. Engel.
hart. 3l-t.f.
If you want to buy good residence
or lots on which to build one see A. B.
Truesdell's ad in this paper. 35.1t.
Oil Inspector Riegel was inspect
ing oil in this city last Wednesday.
Girl wanted for general house work
in family of G. R. Pease. 2S-t.f.
St. Veronica S Guild will meet
with Mrs. Finn Friday afternoon.
Gentlemen invited to tea.
Ladies desiring fashionable dress
making done at their homes call on
Mrs. Gilbert. Parlors over GAZETTE
office. 35-1t.
Mrs. H. S. Baldwin and daugh-
ter, Miss Cecil. returned home from
two weeks visit with relatives in
Minneapolis last Saturday.
In the matter of w. F. Cahoon, a
bankrupt, Referee Burchard has
appointed J. R. Lankard as trustee.
The hearing was held last Saturday
at Marshall.
We have whips, gloves, overalls and
ties for the gentlemen at the Fair
Store. 35-1t.
All Of the employees of the North
western railroad have recently been
ordered to be vaccinated This
action on the part of the railroad
management is caused by the alarm
ing increase in the number of cases
of smallpox.
! G. c. Kenney has again taken the gal
lery he built and equipped at Echo and
intends to boom the picture business at
that point. Miss Schultz, who formerly
held a position at his studio here will
return to Redwood Falls and take up
the same again. 35-1t.
The Eugene Field entertainment
by the missionary society of the
Presbyterian church has been post
lponed one week, or to April 2lst.
The program will consist of speak
ing, interspersed with good music
vocal and instrumental. Price of
admission, 15c., children 10c.
AS will be noticed in another
column of this paper, the entire
stock of dry goods, notions, grocer
les, etc., of the insolvent firm OF
Wolff, Southwick & Angel, will be
sold at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, at $3.50 p. M, Fri
day April 21st. A certified check
of $500 must accompany each bid.
The book accounts will be sold at
the same time and a certified check
of 5000 must accompany all bids
made for these accounts. Any one
desiring to inspect the stock can dc
: so by calling on Baldwin & Howard.
1t is probable that the North
, western people will run Sunday
morning train into this city in a
. short time. The train will come in
at the usual hour, and will leave at
, the usual hour, 1890, so that all
passengers who desire to travel
east or west from Sleepy Eye can
make connections at that point, ar.
irving at St. Paul on the journey
east at 500 p. M There will be
no Sunday afternoon service. This
will give the people of this city
} their Saturday evening St. Paul anc
Minneapolis papers on Sunday
morning, instead of Monday morn
ing, which is now the case.
Mr. Goodrich, representing the
(. Deering Harvesting Co., came t.
;. town last Thursday and on the
following day, at the instigation O
o Mr.. Goodrich, Sheriff Pease Levied
). on all of the horses and buggies al
n legged to belong to Hugh Greene, II
the livery stable of Greene & Bying
q ton. Mr.. Byington heard of thu
proposed move late Thursday even
ing and early Friday morning moved
his property to G. E. Lamberton (
bus barn. Shortly afterward:
Sheriff Pease placed the other prop
erty there. Mr.. Greene claims tina
the horses and buggies levied OF
belong toanother party Mr.. Bying
ton proposes to continue the livery
}. business in his own name.
A 280 farm for sale, located five mile
from this city, at $2l per acre. EASY
terms. Call and see G. G.. johnson IL
, Philbrick Block. 34-6t.