The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-03-22
THE GAZETTE 81 per year.

THE GAZETTE 81 per year.
Highest wages paid for competent
girl in family of E. A. Pease, at the
shar;ff,s residence. 32-2t.
Thos. LOBBY, who was one of the
alleged horse thieves referred to in
THE GAZETTE of two weeks ago, and
who only short time ago married
a Shutdown widow, was recently
arrested at Candy and taken into
South Dakota for trial.
The 1897 taxes of Sanborn have
all been paid and only five descrip-
tions remain in Charlestown.
Brookville was all paid before the
delinquent list was published. Only
six descriptions remain unpaid in
the village of Lamberton.
r. G.. Caldwell of Parkersburg,
West Virginia. a brother of Mrs.
John Clark, has been visiting with
the latter for several days. Mr..
Caldwell is interested in sew
eral West Virginia oil wells
and is now returning home from a
winters sojourn in California.
The senior Endeavor society of
the Presbyterian church and the
Epworth League of the Methodist
church will hold union social at
the latter church Friday evening.
The societies will also hold a union
prayer-meeting at the same church
Sunday evening at $50 0 clock.
Clean timothy seed for sale at 81 per
bushel, until closed out.
got. f. CLARK SHAVER.
DR.. E. L. Halves of Mankato, &C
companied by his son Edwin, came
up from that place last Saturday,
the Doctor remaining over. until
Monday and Edwin remaining until
to-day. The Doctor is doing a mag
nificent business in the dental line
at Mankato, and is about to employ
another assistant.
Frank Evans, brother of George
L. Evans of this city, who has been
in Berlin, Wis, and Chicago, visit
ing with his mother and sister, the
past winter, was in the city last
Friday. He is now at Watertown.
He will again visit here before re-
turning to the mines of Utah, Colo
RADIO, and the Klondike region.
Col. George Welsh, Dr. F. W.
Penhall, R. H. G. Human and Peter
Neustrom, with Messrs. Ferguson
and Brisson of the St. Louis road,
were over from Morton last Satur-
day evening, and while here Mr..
Welsh made arrangements to begin
an active canvass for moving the
Renville county seat to this place.
Princeton Union: Exhibitor Nc
Rea of Sanborn, this State, was in
Princeton last week visiting his
cousin, Miss McRea. He sold his
newspaper some time ago and is
looking for a location. This was
Mr.. McRea's first visit to the north
ern Minnesota and he is very much
pleased with Princeton and it's sur
rounding country.
Seed wheat, barley, oats and flax for
sale at the elevator of ]. A. Engel.
hart. 31-t.f.
On Monday the Northwestern
mail did not arrive here until nearly
eleven o clock, or more than an hour
after schedule time. The city was
without mail from four o'clock Sat-
urday afternoon until that time.
That this is an outrage hardly to be
tolerated goes without saying, and
we wonder when some step will be
taken that will correct the wrong.
Alex. Dennistoun received letter
from his father in Edinboro, Scot
land, last Friday, to the effect that
he, with his daughter, Miss Maggie
Dennistoun, would sail for America
at D. m. on that day, coming by
way of New York. They. will prob
ably arrive home the first of April.
Mr.. Dennistoun wrote that his
mother was still in a very feeble
condition.
Clark Shaver last week pur-
chased Is head of highly bred
Shropshire ewes of W. J. Boynton
of Rochester. The Post and Record
of that city says that 'this lot is
especially fine and will give Mr..