The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-03-29

John Cooper shipped two car
loads of stock to Chicago and two
to Sioux City over the Northwest
ern last Saturday evening.
Clean seed wheat and oats can be
had at the Scott farm.
31-5t. G. H. JOHNSON.
Peter Mcpherson has. returned
from winters sojourn in the north
and in Minneapolis, and will prob
ably spend the summer in sand
around Redwood Falls.
Come to the Fair Store and get prices
on everything before purchasing else
where. 1t.
VIM Pratt and family soon ex-
pect to return from Wisconsin, and
locate in Sheridan. It is probable
that Mr. Pratt will start store at
the Sheridan creamery.
Pure seed flax for sale by August
Knippel. 33-3t.
E. B. Barnes left for Minneapolis
and Mason City, Ia, Monday for the
purpose of purchasing machinery
and supplies for steam laundry to
be located in the two story frame
building just east of the Redwood
Falls Cigar factory. With him will
be associated r. A. Duell of Mason
City, Iowa, a son-in-law. Mr..
Barnes stated on Saturday that he
expected to have the laundry ready
for operation on May 1st.
Highest wages paid for competent
girl in family of E. A. Pease, at the
sheriff's residence. 32-2t.
ATTORNEY Winnge ofSacred Heart,
returned from Redwood Falls last
Wednesday evening, accompanied
| by Sever Johnson, who has been
sentenced to 80 days in Jail for run
ming ''blind pig" at Sacred Heart,
says the Olivia Press. He had been
in the Redwood county bastile but
three days when released on writ
of habeus corpus, on the ground
that the justice who sentenced him
exceeded his jurisdiction.
AT the Fair Store will be found sta
tionery in all the latest styles. Match
less line of writing tablets. Pencil
tablets cent and cents. 1t.
Mrs. Ida E. Thompson writes from
Yoncalla, Oregon, as follows: Il
would like to rectify mistake made
by your paper in regard to a regis
tered letter sent me. The letter
did not contain money but valuable
information in regard to real estate,
and the party waited over three
weeks to hear from me, heard moth
ing and then sold. The delay in
the Redwood Falls postoffice did me
at least 500 damage.
Seed wheat, barley, oats and flax for
sale at the elevator of J. A. Engel.
hart. Stiff.
During the past week several
emigrants with their movables have
come in ever the Northwestern. J.
LAWN of Waseca came in and moved
into Renville county. J. Murin and
family came in from Belvidere. ILL.,,
and will locate west of town. They
are related or are friends with the
sturdy Mckay boys of Delhi and
Kintire. Andrew Ruder and wife
came up from GAINESVILLE and will
settle on a farm near Mrs. Ruder' S
fathers farm in Redwood Falls
township.
Seed wheat, barley, oats and flax for
sale at the elevator of j. A. Engel-
hart. 31-t.f.
| A lively hand-to-hand fight oc-
Cured at the Croft gospel meeting
in the Merriam school house one
night last week. One of the leading
workers ordered a party to desist
from making a disturbance, and
made an attack on one young man
who claims that it was the son of
his assailant who was making the
noise. Anyway, the young man
went back at his assailant, and be-
fore the row stopped had his chin
badly torn and his man otherwise
: badly bruised.
| A petition is being prepared and
will soon be in circulation in Red
wood Falls and vicinity, asking
that Brigham H. Roberts. congress-
man-elect from Utah, be refused a
seat in the next Congress. By