The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-04-25
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WIN . NAuS StOAO anu SNO AS"0Au
Mrs. c: E. Bates. and children
leave for Three Rivers, Mich, tc-
morrow, where they will visit with
relatives for two or more months.
7. H. King returned from Hot
Springs. Ark, last Wednesday,
and as a result of his winters so
journ at Hot Springs, is greatly
improved in health.
Used exclusively by all the first
class restaurants and refreshment re-
sorts in the city. Porter's ice cream. 2
F. L. Peterson is having the in
terror of his saloon decorated with
the gayest World S Fair pattern of
wall paper. He has also added col
ored electric lights to the interior
furniture.
Some person cut two window
lights out of John Whittet S chicken
house Friday evening. Several
chickens were missing the next
morning, when Mr.. Whittet took
his invoice
IT, you want to see some real nobby
articles in new furniture call on Farrell
4 Keefe, North Redwood. Very lat
est patterns in all kinds of household
and office furniture to select
from. 3S-tf.
The net receipts from the pres
entation of Birds Island'' at this
place and Morton on Friday and
Saturday evenings, was about $40.
This will be used in purchasing APP
'paratus for the high school.
Cabbage and Tomato plants for sale
by the dozen or by the 100 by G. E.
Waldron, or at Holmes store 37-tf.
A Mr.. Sloan, a nephew of G. l..
Parkhill, was with the latter for a
few hours during the past week.
Mr.. Sloan expects to 60 to Seaforth
to conduct the store of H. Kramer &
Co., and may become interested in
that business.
The pupils of school district No.
SO, Miss Josephine Johnson teacher,
held a social at the home of c. E.
Bates, on the OfferIan farm, last
Friday evening. and raised S15. 20
for the India relief fund, from the
sale Of baskets.
The Little H. B., just as popular as
the 10 cent Hoosier Bard, for 5 cents at
Central Pharmacy. SYST
OF the Redwood county census
enumerators so far named A. J. |
Gerhard has been decided upon for
Lamberton township and village,
Edwin Johnson for the Vail dis
irict and T. G. Jones for the city of
Redwood Falls. There are about IS
enumerators on the list. 1t is un-
derstood that Postmaster Hughes
of this city is farming them out on
this side of the county.
Six fat cows for sale at the farm of
Michael Morley, section 19, Redwood
township.
DR.. C. P. Gibson is making ex-
tensive Improvement en- his resi-
dence property, two story addi-
ton being now in course of con-
struction on the east side, in place
of the one story kitchen and dining
room, which has been pushed back
to be transformed into a kitchen.
DR.. Gibson will have his Office on
the second floor of the new portion
of the residence, and the office will
be reached from outside steps.
Special sale on home made Nougat
next Saturday at Gordon,s.
Representative Heatwole has in
troduced a bill authorizing the Med
wankton Sioux to dispose OF a tract
of land belonging to the Indians in
Redwood county, Mimi. at a price
not less than s13 per acre, and also
that other land shall be purchased |
bv the Indians with the proceeds of
the sale. The land in question is
wanted by the Morton Brick & Tile
Co., and tits probable that with the
money the Indians will derive from
the sale of the tract they will be
able to purchase much better farm
ing lands.