The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-12-26

period.
| Corn wanted, at ]. A. Engelhart's
elevator. Having put in a new corn
shelter, Engelhart is in the market for
lot of good corn. 14tf.
The K. p. dance at the hall of the
society, last evening, was quite
well attended, Supper was served
at Hotel Francois.
I am willing to pay 80 cents any
time for two-line local in The GA
zETTE that will sell $40 worth of
pigs, remarked Joseph Tyson last
Friday, after selling his last Tam
worth.
Some petty thieving that has been
going on in several stores for the
past month came to light last Fri
day. No arrests have been made,
and it is probable that the matter
| will be hushed up.
Photograph frames and pictures for
sale, by Mrs. w. P Huntington. If.
A social item in the Pioneer Press
OF last Saturday says that Miss Gil
fillan, SouthOExchange street, will
entertain a house party of friends
over Christmas at the Gilfillan coun-
try place near Redwood Falls.
J. NJ. Driscoil. operator at the
| Northwestern depot, left Monday
for Milwaukee, where he will spend
the holidays with relatives. His
place at the depot will be filled by
Arthur Crooks during his absence
Redwood county has IA acres of
trees for which it receives bounty
Of $l,713.6O. Renville county has
1,048a acres for which it receives
bounty of $2.517. Cotton wood has
$50 acres for which it receives a
bounty of $768. Lyon has only II
acres for which it receives bounty
of $4,000.
Mrs. D. Mortimer has rented the
room heretofore occupied bv VIM.
Marks, as baker shop, next door
to the jewelry store of Henry Schleu-
der, and will0soon move her millin-
cry stock from the The Big Store
into the same. = Mrs. Mortimer will
have the store appropriately deco
rated and arranged for millinery
stock, and will increase her present
stock materially.
John S. Marsh Post, No. 85, G.. A.
R., will install the following officers
at their first regular meeting in
January: J. M. Huntington, Com
mander; G. G. Coffey, Senior Vice
Commander; ]. S. Baker, Junior
Vice Commander; &C. A. Jackson,
Quartermaster; Fl. G. Baker, Officer
of the Day; John Sisler, Officer of
the Guard; Willitt Green, Chaplain;
G. A. Colson, Surgeon; Geo. A.
Buxton, Quartermaster Sergeant;
Fl. N. Bell, Sergeant Major; J. B.
Robinson, Adjutant
The Union New Year service at
the NJ. E. church next Monday even
ing will be under the auspices of
Miss Clara Barton's famous Red
Cross society, and a collection will
be taken up for that worthy charity
during the evening. Besides the
greeting to be read from many fam
Gus men and women all over the
world, a number of musical selec-
tons will be given. Mrs. Sutton
and Miss Cooper are on the pro-
gram for piano solos, and several
vocal numbers will be given by our
best local talent.
The schools of the city closed last
Friday for the holiday vacation of
two weeks. A closing day program
was presented in the high school,
with good crowd Of town people
present, as was also the eighth
grade. The debate on the question
of athletics being good for the pu-
pills Of the schools, was won by the
affirmative, Rev. J. Barackman and
Miss Murphy acting as judges. and
Miss Melissa Persons presiding over
the debate. On the same afternoon
Miss Theiring's grade entertained
Miss Everett $ grade, very enter
tanning and instructive program be-
ing rendered. A number of out
siders were present. The teachers
all received Christmas presents from
their pupils before the school closed
in the afternoon.