The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-13
Z. E. Walton, the Wabasso hotel

lhave rented house at Wabasso,
and will make that town their home
| for season.
A decree Of divorce, upon appli-
cation of Alta Birum, was filed in
the clerk S Office last Saturday, Si-
las Seaburn Byram being the de-
lfendant. The ground Of divorce
was desertion.
Lamberton's present stock Of grocer
les must be closed out. Don't miss
this chance to get new goods at whole
sale prices and less.
The Rev. William Wilkinson OF
Minneapolis will give a religious
lecture in the Episcopal church
Thursday night at 8$p. N. His sub
| ject is the Progress of Liberty
and Religion during the Reign OF
Queen Victoria. :
Bargains in special lines of fancy
groceries, while goods last at Lamber-
toms.
Mrs. Henry Winter vas a second
time summoned by her married
daughter at Wilmot, S. D.. last
Wednesday. Mrs. Teas and her
| four children were all reported in
various stages of the scarlet fever.
Mrs. Winter went Immediately via
r Renville.
Mrs, f. L. Warner returned from
Minneapolis last Friday, the condl-
| ton of her mothers sickness being
such that no immediate danger was
feared. Her brother, Chas. Nc
MILAN, intended to go on to Monta2
na as soon as his mother was more
fully recovered.
WANTED-A young Jersey COW.
Fresh or coming in soon. Must be
gentle. Address Otto Goetze, Belview.
MINI.
A lenten Offering for the benefit
of the Sheltering Arms at Minneap-
oils was held at the rectory last
Thursday night. Everybody in the
parish was invited and great many
friends crowded into the rectory
with gifts coffee, tea, sugar, rice,
oatmeal. canned fruits, -four, etc.
Fully two hundred pounds of gro
ceries were received and forwarded
to that most worthy Orphans Home.
1t was practical illustration of the
lenten duty of aims giving and it,
too, made many hearts glad.
| Auction sale of the Levi Annis shoe
( stock, next Friday afternoon and even
ing. Don't forget the date.
Henry Kuck, living west Of this
city about one mile, last week dis
posed Of his 85 acres farm to Mar
ion Johnson, who paid 81 200 for the
| property. Mr.. Kuck is looking for
1 a climate more favorable. to his
| health, and expects to start in few
weeks on a prospecting tour to
! Washington and the Pacific coast
country The purchaser of his farm,
Mr.. Johnson, will have good-sized
farm residence and outbuildings
handy to town, and within this school
district.
Mr. T. G. Shardlow, piano tuner,
will be in Redwood Falls the latter
part of this month for the purpose of
doing all work in his line.
HI. E. Miller of Rochester, who
has recently made a number of in
vestments in Redwood Falls city
property, was here last Monday
| with a view to setting on foot a
a number Of building Improvements.
He left next day to consult a Mime
apolis architect, and will soon de-
eide on the nature and extent of his
building plans. He has fully de-
cided to build on his lots on Mill
Street formerly known as Powell S
tree claim, and will probably erect
a good-sized residence for his family
in the southern part OF town.
I, Auction sale of horses, cows, farm
implements, wagons, garden tools,
seeds and vegetables and household
furniture. Isaac Johnson place, Red
wood Falls, March 10Th, at 10 o'clock
a. NJ. G. B. Butler, auctioneer.
Sheriff Small is carrying his
! right hand in a sling as the result
!, of an accident which happened last
Saturday evening. The sheriff and
a friend were examining the me-
chanism of a revolver from which
the cartridges had been extracted.
To illustrate certain differences in
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