The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-03
STOLE AN OVERCOAT.
Dell Hammer was arrested yester-
day for the larceny of an overcoat.
OVERFLOW LOCALS

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OVERFLOW LOCALS.
Remember May IL.
Get your reserved seats for the
senior play.
Clean seed wheat and oats can be
had at the Scott farm.
NJ. H. Graham will probably
leave for his home in Iowa Friday.
We have full line of soap at The
Fair Store. Laundry, toilet and
shaving soap. SS.1t
A. F. Bettchen of Steele county
has been visiting with his sister,
Mrs. G. L. Gordon, during the past
| week.
The GAZETTE publishers are de-
sirous of obtaining two copies of
the issue of this paper of Feb. 10Th.
For their delivery at this office we
will pay five cents per copy.
If you are cleaning house come to
The Fair Store for carpet beaters, tacks,
chimney caps, tack pullers, window
shades, new sash curtains, sofa pillow
covering, silkolene, etc. 3S-1t
Alex. Dennistoun left for South
ST. Paul with car load of fat cattle
from the Dennistoun farm yester-
day. From St. Paul Mr.. Dennis
toun will go to Wisconsin with the
view of purchasing bull to head
the Dennistoun head in Paxton.
A number of the senior Endeav-
orers of the Presbyterian church
met at the home of c. C. Kenney and
wife Monday evening and INDUCED
in social time. Ice cream and
cake were served during the even
ing. A similar social time was
held at the home of Miss Turrell
Friday evening.
James McGinnis OF Morgan was
in the city Monday, and stated that
he would soon leave for Philadel-
phia, with the prospects of going
from there to Knockneill, Swater-
agh, County Derry, Ireland, where
he has relatives. and whittier THE
GAZETTE goes weekly from this
issue.
AT the regular meeting Of the
Center on Tuesday, April 25th, it
was decided to complete Progress
No. 8 in three lessons. On May
7th the Center will meet with Mr..
Bowers and the following subjects
will be discussed. Lessons l to VIII
No. 81; Situation in Europe in 1900,
! by F; j. Barackman: War of the
Spanish Succession, by Mrs. J. H.
Bowers; France and Germany, by
b. b. Harriott; Response to roll
call by quotations about war.
The last Marshall Messenger re-
ported that Deputy Sheriff Ritten-
house of Redwood county came to
Marshall from Lamberton Tuesday
evening in search of one Milo Allen
or Milo Fuller, who was wanted at
Lamberton for rape, and says that
the deputy found his man in the
postoffice the same evening"" There
is no deputy in Redwood county
named Rittenhouse, and the sheriff
and county attorney know nothing
of such man as Allen being want
ed or of such crime having been
committed. 1t is apparent that the
Messenger got the counties and
towns confounded in writing up the
article.
Clark Miller lost a horse n
peculiar manner while haul
ing milk to the creamery on
Friday of last week. After Mr..
Miller had driven up to the cream
cry he broke the tongue of his
wagon in some manner and tempo
rarily unhitched his team from the
wagon and tied it to hitching post
near by. While he was repairing
the tongue one of the horses reared
up and came down on top of the
post, and it took the efforts of two
men to extricate the horse from it's
position. The horse was severely
hurt, but Mr.. Miller thought he
could drive the horse home, but it
expired when about half a mile
from the creamery.