The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-09-20
costumed people

Seventy costumed people in
Evangeline!
Elizabeth Knudson of Belview
has been granted pension of So
per month.
Mesdames G. R. Kneeland of
Lamberton and D. ]. Sheffield of
Springfield, were in town last week,
the guests of the family of S. J..
Race.
Mrs. F. B. Price of St. Louis,
who has been visiting with the
family of F. E. Ring during the
past month, returned to her home
last Saturday.
Contractor Frank Polzin of Vino
ma is expected here this week to
complete work on contracts which
he secured in this city during the
past summer.
Preston Times: A red hot paper
is THE REDWOOD GAZETTE, which has
just added another to it's years of
usefulness. julie knows how to
run a paper-there's no question
about it.
3. B. Neuman, who is clerking in
Luscher's drug store, left Monday
on a two weeks vacation, which
will be spent with relatives in Win
throp, Arlington and other points
on the St. Louis.
Niels Jensen OF Brookville was in
town last Friday. He stated that
the grain was all stacked in his
township, but very little threshing
had been done up to the time that
he left home on the morning of that
day.
The carpenters finished their
work on the elevator of the Mime
sofa Elevator Co., r. D. Ziemer
agent, last Saturday evening, and
now Mr.. Ziemer handles wheat in
the most improved manner. The
VanDusen elevator will probably
be ready for business tomorrow.
It is provided with drop scales, etc.
The insurance adjusters have ad-
justed the insurance on the hotel of
Ed. Jones at Wood Lake on terms
which Mr.. Jones regards as salts
factory. Mr.. Jones is now adver-
Using all of his household goods to
be sold at auction, and seems to
intimate that he will not start up in
the hotel business at Wood Lake
again. The town, therefore, will be
much in need of a hotel.
Senator George W. Somerville of
Sleepy Eye, one of the attorneys for
Olivia in the county seat contest,
and D. A. Stuart of Window, attor-
ney for Beaver Falls in the same
affair, were in town last Thursday
and Friday, spending few hours
Friday at Beaver Falls-just long
enough to hear of the injunction pro-
ceedings in the contest, get dinner
and return to Redwood Falls.
Lamberton Star: A carpenter by
the name of Linquist, who had been
around the city some time, departed
from the city and left behind him an
unpaid board bill at Mrs. Bankey' S.
He was located last week at Sleepy
Eye, where he was at work in a
hotel and last Saturday Marshal
Moore went down to bring the
wonld be beat back here, but the
man decided it would be cheaper to
pay the bill than to be brought
back, so he settled the matter by
paying what he owed.
The restaurant and fruit and con-
fectionery stand conducted formerly
by D. R. Price & Co., just west of
S drug store, has been
termed "The Redwood and will
hereafter be run by D. R. Price and
John D. Lunn, under the firm name
of Price & Lunn. Both gentlemen
have had long experience in the
business, and Mr.. Lunn has trav-
eled for the Mankato Fruit Co. for
long time. They have engaged a
first class cook for the restaurant,
and are prepared to serve any kind
of delicacy in season.
The funeral of Wilbur Purington,
who died at Abercrombie, on Mon
day evening of last week, occurred
from the Presbyterian church last
Thursday morning, quite large