The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-10-04

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The st. Veronica Guild will meet
with Mrs. E. McClintock on Thurs
day afternoon Of this week. Gentle
men invited to tea.
In the Philippines you will not re-
quire North Star fur coat, but if you
remain here you will find them durable
and warm.
J. H. Gerhard, village recorder
of Lamberton, drove over from that
place last Sunday and transacted
business at the Bank of Redwood
Falls, in connection with the sale of
the village bonds of Lamberton to
the latter institution.
Sleepy Eyes great street fair, Oct. 4,
5 and 6. Grand competitive school
parade for $1OO silk flag at o'clock,
iOct. 5th. Half fare.
Chief Crooks arrested twopersons
in this city Friday evening, Oh a
message from Wood Lake, charging
them with the larceny OF a gold
watch and chain and some clothing.
One of the parties was released, it
having been clearly shown that he
was not implicated, while the other,
Carl Spalding, was taken to Wood
Lake on the following day.
At the last meeting of the north
section of the Redwood County
Teachers Reading circle on Satur-
day, Sept. %, an organization was
perfected consisting of A. J. Jones
President, J. B. Arp vice-president,
and Miss Selma Linwell secretary.
Mr.. Jones was authorized to appoint
an executive committee of three
persons to formulate a yearly pro-
gram.
For the largest assortment and low
est prices in millinery 60 to Miss Sam
pie, opposite the postoffice.
Reports from the conference at
Mortified have it that Rev. E.. R.
Houck, well-known here and son of
W. R. Houck of this city, had been
admitted to full membership in the
conference, thus giving him full
minister's rights. Mr.. Houck has
been very studious since he COM
menced studying for the ministry,
and the fact that he has been adj
mitted to the conference after only a
few years of home study shows that
he has the making of a good minister
of the gospel.
Emil Schmahl returned from st.
Paul last Saturday morning, having
with him three cars loaded with
prime feeding cattle for sale to such
farmers in this section who are de-
sirous of feeding cattle for the
Strengthening markets during the
coming winter. On Monday one
car load of the stock was sold to
Clark Shaver, who expects to have
them in the proper condition for
market inside of a few months. Mr.
Shaver paid over 81, 300 for the lot
Each steer weighed over 1000
pounds. The other two loads were
still for sale Monday noon.
Having taken possession of the Ken
ney gallery and being strangers
in the town, we would like to ask
the people of Redwood Falls and vicin-
ity for at least portion of their pa
tronage. We are both experienced in
the business. Give us a trial. All
work guaranteed. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Lake, photographers.
On Monday afternoon Emil
Schmah hi sold a second carload of
feeding cattle to Clark Shaver,
which Mr.. Shaver will fatten on his
farm two miles south of town dur
ing the next four months. During
the same afternoon he also sold
carload to John Stewart of Redwood
Falls for the same purpose, and
fourth carload will probably be sold
to-day. The shipping in of cattle
for feeding purposes is something
entirely new at this point, and is a
straw to indicate that farmers
around here propose to make what
money there is in feeding their own
feed, instead of selling the feed to
fatten other peoples purses.
One of the best companies that
has ever appeared in Redwood Falls
was the Joshua Simpkins Co.,
which showed here last Monday
evening. Every member of the COM
pany was an artist in the strictest
sense of the word, and whether in
humOr. yillainy or pathOS. did the