The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-17
IN AND AROUND DELHI.

visitor the past week.
Mrs. A. H. Anderson spent Sunday
with friends at Redwood Falls.
d. r. McCorquodale sold fine driv-
ing team to an Echo man last week.
Mr.. Nero and wife of Cottonwood
visited E. D. House and wife Sunday.
Charles Webster of Wancoma, Iowa,
repaired the Delhi telephone last Fri
day.
John Rosendahl, the Echo jeweler,
was transacting business in Delhi Fri
day last.
Orrin Gibbs, the Belview butcher, is
making regular visits to Delhi with his
meat wagon.
Bert Pease, the hustling liveryman
of Belview, was in Delhi Saturday for
a short time.
Lewis Abrahamson is erecting a
large addition to his residence. A. T.
Stevenson does the work.
Rubber Neck, the celebrated horse
owned by T. J. .Tradewell, passed in
his checks the past week.
| Ole Fingerson's successor is French
man named Loemenx, who speaks the
English language fuently.
| Halvor Salem had a narrow escape
the past week. The deputy postmaster
will tell you how it happened.
Mr.. Anderson of Carver is visiting
his son and daughter, Andrew Ander-
son and Mrs. John L. Borg of Delhi.
Dan McCorquodale of Echo was
Delhi visitor the past week. Dan is
pretty sore yet, the effect of his horse
falling on him last week.
Robert Stevenson and Robert Steele
made flying trip to Hanley Falls the
past week. They took "tie pass"
going and glided over the steel return
ing.
The addition built to the House
Hotel gives that structure more the APP
pearance of hotel. A. T. Stevenson is
the builder, assisted by w. J. Browne
and w. D. Kernes.
Henry Engeman lost valuable horse
the past week. The animal caught his
leg under the stall frame and broke the
leg in getting up. The horse was shot
to end it's suffering.
Farmers, protect yourselves against
loss by hail by insuring your crops in
the old reliable Hail Insurance Com
pany of Austin. Drop postal card to
&. NJ. Browne, Delhi, and he will call
upon you at any time.
The st. Louis bridge carpenters, Is
in number, have been at Delhi for sew
eral days. They are putting in iron
culverts and stone bridges. They will
be followed by crew of stone masons
on Wednesday. Depot carpenters will
put new siding on the depot next week.
The Delhi school library has been
thrown open as public library for the
entire school district in which Delhi is
situated. A catalogue of the books has
been printed and cards will be issued,
thus making it as easy as possible for
those who wish to draw books. Cata-
logues will be given free to all who de-
sire them. The library will be open at
5 O'Clock p. m. on school days. and
during the vacation on Fridays at /
O'Clock.
The monthly school report shows an
enrolment in the primary department
of 81, intermediate 26, grammar 20,
a total of u. The average attendance
in the primary department was 26, in
termediate "a, grammar IS, total of
SO. The following pupils were neither
tardy nor absent in the primary depart
ment: Arthur Borg, Mabel Borg,
Maggie Carbert, Howard Gillies, Oscar
Lagerstrom, Anna Mclean, Knut
Knutson, Johnnie Stevenson, Clara
Rogers. Ira Rogers. intermediate de-
partment were Liela Rogers, Martha
Reve, Hilma Henricksen, Elmer Lag
erstrOm, Cora Olsen, John Mclean,
Wallace Steele and Ella Browne. In
the grammar department they were
Grace Anderson, Nora Tradewell, Siby
Boehm, Hilma Borg, Ruby Boehm,
Lizzie Miller, Alice Lagerstrom and
Grant Stewart.
| / have been a sufferer from chronic
diarrhOea ever since the war and have
used all kinds of medicines for it. At
last found one remedy that has been
! sum md hat ic
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy: E. GRESHAM, Gaars
Mills, La. For sale by Hitchcock &
Go. 3S-4t
Piles Cured.
After two operations and as many