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

The county cdmmis sioners will
hold = special meeting Dec. Is.
The Dode Fiske's Concert Co. is
one f the finest travelling. Hear It
Cd Dec. 18th
DR.. 6. r. Gibson wishes to an
noance that he is now ready to
answer all calls.
st. Veronica's Guild will meet
with Mesdames Aune and Laird at
the home Of the former next Friday.
It Is like the first love the Nan
Wilkes. 14-tf.
Mr.. S Rounds of Minneapolis, mother
Of Mrs. A. ]. Jones, arrived here last
Saturday on visit with her daugh-
ter.
I Mr.. Cain, student of the State
University, spent Thanksgiving at
the Westfan home, south Of town.
He returned on Monday.
Corn wanted, at j. A. Engelhart's
elevator. Having put In a new corn
shelter, Engelhart is in the market for
lot of good corn. 14tf.
Christmas tree exercises will be
had by the Presbyterian Sunday
school on Christmas eve. The pro-
gram is now under consideration
and will be announced later.
DR.. A. B. Halves left for Mime
apolis Monday. DR.. Halves in con-
sultation with a whysician there
|over the condition OF one of his
patients.
The line of sterling silver mounted
ebony ware at the Central Pharmacy
is = marvel. Manicure sets, writing
sets in fact, everything in this ware
can tie found here.
A. r. A. Laudon returned from
Olivia last Saturday, where he won
out for the plaintiff in the case Of
Smith VS.. Wichmann, an act brought
for conversion, and involving over
500.
Clerk Warner issued marriage
licenses during the past week to A..
D. McRae of Walnut Grove aud
Margaret E. Dotson of Sanborn, and
to Gustav Bauch and Ida Rose Of
BrookviIle.
Prize winning Tamworths for sale
by Jos. Tyson.
w. F. Dickinson left for Chicago
Monday to attend a meeting of the
executive committee of the Aber-
deem Angus association of America,
of which he is president, and also
the Live Stock show.
Once smoked, always smoked-the
Blizzard. l4-tf.
A fire alarm was turned in about
$50 o clock last Saturday evening.
The alarm was caused by large
amount of rubbish burning in the
rear of the two story brick veneer
building controlled by G. D. Tbomp-
son, on the corner Of Jefferson and
Second streets.
Note the sugar and creamer at Pal
mer's Central Pharmacy. They are
splendidly cut, dazzling in finish and
| r<,<,1 xyo 1s,oc Of ho voriroc
LosF-A spotted black and white
Pointer bitch, with leather collar on
bearing name of owner. e. F. Hanke.
Liberal reward paid for her return. II
Word was received from St. Paul
Monday morning to the effect that
the Republican members from the
First, Second, Fourth and Fifth
districts had joined forces whereby
I'M. +. Bowling OF Renville is to be
made speaker Of the next house,
julius A. Schmahl chief clerk. prob
ably Simon Michelet of Minneapo
lis first assistant clerk, w. D. Fan:
ming sergeantrat-arms and w. w.
Wall of Lanesboro as engrossine
clerk. The Third district will
Iprobably join forces with the other
four, making total support of 81
members out of possible 96 Repub
lican members in a caucus.
Z n Ia
William Tead was brought into
the municipal court yesterday morn
ling, charged with breaking into
Werder S meat market more than 3
week ago, and abstracting severa
dollars in nickels and dimes from
the till. Tead had retained Senator
Somerville as his attorney, and
plead not guilty. Attorney Clagut
for the prosecution proved that /
Icoat button had been found in the
Ishop the morning after the burglary
and that the accused mans coat hae