The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-12-05
OVERFLOW LOCALS.


from long stay in Fillmore county.
Ali come and see the fine collec-
ton of pictures at the M. E. church
Dec. Z and 8.
DR.. Lyman's dental Office will be
closed Dec. 18th, and will remain
closed during his absence until
Dec. 18th.
A. L. Scott end wife and John
Jackson Lett fcs Kennan, Wis, Oh
Monday, with the view of remain
ing there for the winter.
10 cents. The Blizzard-the best ci-
gar that ever came down the pike IA If
Redwood Lodge No. 60, 10. O. F.
has elected Edward Cook noble
grand, E. L. Beach vice grand,
James Anderson recording secre-
tary, Earl Peabody financial secre-
tary and S. Pollard treasurer.
Be sure and get your tickets
early for the Dode-Fiske concert
-ompany's appearance here on Dec.
18th.
Enterprise Encamdment No. 35
has elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: Earl Peabody
chief patriarch, E. D. House senior
warden, VIM. Rosendahl junior
warden,sH. G.. Heath high priest.
G, D. Thompson scribe and G.. A.
Buxton treasurer.
Five thousand bushels of good pota-
toes wanted at the Cold Storage.
J. A. Schmahl, chairman of the
committee on fish for the proposed
Burmeister dam, received word
Monday from the United States fish
commission that the government
would be here in ten days for the
purpose of stocking the river above
the Delhi mill dam with black bass
fry. The matter has been turned
over to D. E. Laird, who will look
after the DEPOSIT.
Try the Nan Wilkes-a new nickIe
cigar at Lunn's restaurant. 14-tf.
The Young Mems Social Club of
this city has engaged the Dode-
Fiske orchestra of ten people for an
appearance here on Dec. 18th. The
orchestra is considered one of the
finest on the road. and the club has
gone to large expense in getting the
combination to appear here. The
orchestra will appear in concert
of one and half hours duration,
and this will be followed by dance.
All kinds oflive poultry wanted at
the Cold Storage. 1t
]. F. Buntin of Westmoreland,
England, arrived here early last
week, and is visiting with the fam
lily Of Joseph Tyson. Mr.. Buntin
will probably locate in the United
States. He is a Liberal in politics,
and is still jollifying over the fact
that at the recent election the Yves t.
moreland district sent up % year
old member of the House of Com
mons the first Liberal that the dis
trict has elected in 300 years, and
English history has no record of
Westmoreland membership back of
that date.
Top prices paid for large quantity
of good corn, for J. A. Engelhart's
new corn.sheller, at the elevator. 14tf
Fred. Murset Of New Avon town
ship was in the city last Saturday.
Mr.. Murset has recently lost seven
head of cattle that have been
turned loose in corr field, but he
states that they had free access to a
large watering trough all the time
that they were picking up feed in
the field, thus dispelling the theory
THAT they died from a lack OF water
to mix with the dry food. His herd
was on the field for a week when
five suddenly died. He took them
out for week and then turned
them loose again. In a day or two
another one Of the lot died. They
were again taken from the corn
field for a week and then for a third
time turned loose in the same with
the result that the seventh animal
died. One or two of his neighbors
lost cattle in the same manner He
is firmly convinced that there is
something in the corn fields this
year that acts in poisonous man
ner on the system Of the cattle. and
says that the only safe way is for
farmers to keep their cattle out Of
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