The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-08-02

ton are visiting with relatives in
this city.
We have only few fruit cans left
at the Fair Store. We will sell these
at reduced prices to close out.
Quite a number of the young
friends of Miss Bertha Roberts sur
prised her at her home last evening.
Marriage and Divorce" will be
the theme for discussion at the
Christian church next Sunday
morning.
Miss Birdie O'Hara leaves to-mor-
row for Minneapolis, where she will
continue her work in Minneapolis
business college.
S. G.. Peterson went to Glencoe
last Saturday, and made arrange
ments for the removal of his house
hold goods to this place, and he ex-
poets to occupy the Lyman house
this week.
The subject of Mr.. Knowlton S
sermon next Sunday morning will
be "A Lost Opportunity. The Sun
day evening services at the Episco-
pal Church will be omitted during
the present month.
Owing to the difficulty in getting
flow of sufficient pure water the
Sheridan creamery has suspended
operations until such water can be
secured, which will not be until
after the harvesting season.
D. L. Brigham and A. w. Bager,
two of the appraisers of State lands
in this county, will leave next Mon
day morning for Gales, where they
will be joined by T. L. Gilbert, the
third appraiser, and the three will
at once commence to appraise the
lands ordered appraised by the
auditor. The work will take about
a week.
The Cycle of the Presbyterian
church will give a supper and en-
tertainment on Friday evening of
this week. Supper from 6 to 8
o'clock. Admission Is cents, in
Guiding supper. All are cordially
invited. The program is as follows:
instrumental music, Mrs. j. P.
Cooper; vocal duet, Mesdames Hunt
er and Philbrick; whistling solo, N.
V. R. Hunter; reading Miss Lizzie
Bissell; cornet solo. G. G. Kenney;
ladies quartette; vocal solo, Miss
Dollie Kellum; reading, Mrs. o. l..
Dornberg; trio, Messrs. Buxton,
Price and Buxton.
Horace r. Kelly's Corona cigar for
sale at Stegner's Cash Store. A ten
cent smoke for five cents. SOFT.
On solicitation of the Redwood
Falls Gun Club Mr.. J. V. McGetrick
has accepted the position of game
warden for the counties of Redwood
and Renville. The sportsmen of
these counties and other law abiding
citizens are earnestly requested to
cooperate with him and aid him in
the discharge OF his duties. The
fine, half of which goes to the party
furnishing the evidence, IS so for
each and every bird killed in viola
ton of the law, and public sentiment
now requires that just as little mercy
should be extended to offenders in
these premises as to other thieves.
Let the farmers especially keep a
lookout. and ''Jack' will not be slow
in seeing that they get theirreward.
E. A. Philbrick met with an acct
dent Monday forenoon that might
have been a very serious one.
While driving team OF i've horses
on Mccormick binder of the old pat
tern on his farm in Paxton, the seat
spring broke with a sudden snap,
causing Mr.. Philbrick to fall over
backwards His foot caught
in the stirrup with which he was
working the bundle dropping at
tachment, and he was dragged for
some distance with the back of his
head and shoulders upon the ground,
Fortunately, one of the lead horses
of his team was mounted by one of
Mr.. Philbrick S boys, who succeed
ed in stopping the machine before
his father had sustained any worse
injuries than severely bruised leg
and a bad shaking up.
The annual trial balance of the
auditors ledger at the end of the
business on July 31st, shows the