The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-10-10
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

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| Flax. 40 cents
Try The Blizzard in tin foil.
A room house for sale. Inquire of
w. F. Dickinson, Bank of Redwood
Falls. TIT.
| Miss Kate Stewart left for Daw-
son Monday on an extended visit
| with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Jones re-
turned from their Illinois visit on
TUESDAY, of last week.
$50 pair of blankets to select from at
Peterson & Graft e.
| A heavy frost coated the ground
Monday morning, and put a quietus
to leaves and all other vegetation.
Free car fare to anyone who en-
tiers the Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi. You should get one
OF their catalogues.
Go to Peterson & Crafts for your
trimmed hats; they are selling for 20
/ per cent. off,
Messrs. Stanley H. and Angelo
Bissell came up from Minneapolis
yesterday to be present at the mar
riage of their sister to DIR. Ludtke.
| Mr.. Olson, representing the McKib-
bin Fur Co. of St. Paul, will be at Pc
terson & CRAFTS Store with his full line
of samples, Friday and Saturday, Oct.
10Th and Goth. Don't fail to call and
look his line over.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Mary Bissell, daughter of Mr..
Dwight Bissen of this city, to DR..
Gustav H. Ludtke, of Fairmont,
Mimi. will occurat the Presbyterian
church, commencing at 1870 O. clock
tomorrow Thursday morning.
Rev Franklin J. Barackman will
oficiate.
Bev G. H. Stevenson preached
his farewell sermon at the Method
list church last Sunday. It was
thought that Mr.. Stevenson would
be able to preach at Window, his
new charge, on that day, but the
removal OF his household goods, etc,
prevented his departure from this
city until this week.
T Frederick G. Swoffer has com
menced an action for divorce from
Ella Swoffer, according to publ
cation in the Morgan Messenger.
The plaintiff resides at Walnut
Grove. Desertion is charged, Mrs.
Swoffer having left her husband in
1892. They were married in Kent.
England, in 1869. w. H. Cooler is
the attorney for the plaintiff
A. B. Eyerts of Minneapolis,
special agent for the Boston Insur-
ance Co., was in the city last Sat
urday. Mr.. Everts was formerly of
Rushford, this State, where his
father. DR.. Everts, was a we'll
known practitioner He and F. w.
Philbrick of this city were boys to-
gether at Rushford, and Mr.. Everts
was Mr.. Philbrick s guest while in
the city.
Rurg's cigars have stood the test for
years. The Blizzard 10 cents. 9-tf.
Items from the Brownton Bulle-
tin: Sometime next week B. B.
Lockerby, G. L. Ilett and Fred.
Styles will leave for Redwood coun-
ty, where they will join John lett,
when they will proceed westward
on duck and goose chase. This
is their annual outing and will be Of
several weeks duration ~ f. S.
Pollard came over from Redwood
Falls Friday afternoon of last week
and will spend a week or ten days
visiting at the home of his uncle, j.
P. West and his many Brownton
relatives and friends. Francis at
the present time is foreman of THE
REDWOOD GAZETTE.
/ When you want real estate loan
without gold claim and at the very
lowest rates call on the Redwood Coun-
! ty Land Co, Vesta. Mimi. = 9-tf.
/ The opening Of the fall display Of
millinery by Mrs. D. Mortimer, at
the Big Store, on Friday and Saturz
day of last week. was largely at
tended, and the ladies who inspect
ed the display saw many new ideas
in hats, etc. The Spanish turbans
predominated, and these were in
the gayest Of colors, while there
was variety of other styles in
trimmings that were bound to catch
the fancy of both the gentler and
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