The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-09-11
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Louie Braafadt is attending the De-
corah Lutheran college.
Editor Keene went to the cities Sat
urday and returned on Monday.
Arthur Cloudy of Seaforth returned
from the State Fair Saturday via Bel.
view.
Miss Matilda Martin returned from
Minneapolis the early portion of last
week.
Miss Lena Mogen has returned from
an extended visit among friends in
South Dakota.
Miss Nellie Sherd is attending school
at Redwood Falls. Her parents will
move there later
Mrs. j. III. Persons of Morris is visit
ing with her mother, Mrs. E. Payne of
Sheridan township.
Miss Minnie Ellis of Jordan, sister
of A. F. Ellis and Mrs. Frank Jaeger,
is visiting in BelvieW.
The Misses Abbott and Yaeger at
tended the A. O. U. w. dance at Sea-
forth Friday evening.
A son of the late Arne Loken will
conduct the liquor business left by his.
father at the time of his death.
Mrs. Nels Haagenson will entertain
the ladies of the Lutheran church at
herhome tomorrow afternoon.
Geo. FL. Countryman visited the
cities and the State Fair a portion Of
last week, returning on Friday.
The news of the shooting of Presi-
dent Mckinley caused no little excite
ment in the village last Friday.
M. NcKowen left for Minneapolis
Wednesday, and from there proceeded
to Todd county, where he is interested
in real estate.
The Misses Helen and Amelia Leon,
ard are attending the commercial col
lege at Mankato, and will remain there
for the fall and winter.
j. M. Thompson was among the visi-
tors to the State Fair last Wednesday,
going down on the morning train and
returning in the evening.
Luclan Payne of Sheridan had his
ankle sprained and his buggy badly
smashed in a runaway accident at
Seaforth on Tuesday of last week.
The rains of the last few days putaa
stop to thrashing for some time. It
will take number of days for the.
stacks to dry out sufficiently to resume
threshing.
Mrs. G. Koch of Chicago, wife of
Rev. Koch of that city, and an aunt of
Mrs. A. r. Pottratz of this place, ar
rived here on Wednesday of last week,
on visit with her niece.
Thos. Kirby, who recently lost his
barn and some stock by bolt Of light
ming, has commenced work on a new
barn, which will be about the same
dimensions as the barn destroyed.
j. NJ. Thompson was in Redwood
Falls last Friday, comforting with the
county surveyor over the survey of
some lots which Mr.. Thompson has re-
Gently purchased of p. III. Jones.
A meeting Of the stockholders of the
Farmers Elevator was held Saturday.
About $4,000 bushels of wheat have
been taken in at the elevator up to
this time. A dividend was declared.
l.. P. Dolliff and w. Il. Bassett,
well-knoWn lumber dealers Of Mime
apolis, were among the strangers who
We're hunting prairie chickens around
this town during the early part of last
week.
Quite a large crowd from here took
in the different days of the. State Fair,
Agent Evans selling tickets for the fair.
grounds up to as late as Friday morn
ing. The sale Of tickets this year has
been greater than on any preceding
year.
Adolph Froelich and family will re-
side liz the apartments over Kravik' s.
store as soon as. Mr.. Kravik moves his
family into the residence recently pur-.
chased by G. Ct. Enestvedt. The new
residence ofthe latter is being rapid "
enclosed, and the interior will be ready
for the plasterers ia a short time.
The new residence Of VIM. Mack,
located on his farm four miles south Of
town, is rapidly nearing completion,
the plasterers having finished their
work last week, and the carpenters are
now engaged in putting in the win;
dow castings, windows, doors, etc. The
building is model farm home, con-5
structed for warmth as against the
wintry waves, and for the convenience.
Of Mrs. Mack.
The Independent insists that every
body went hunting chickens on Sept.
1st. This is tough on the ministers and