The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-10-09
SO buys q secondhand bicycle. In

.quire Of 3. Pollard. 6-tf
The State tax levy for this year.
rs 3 50 mills, the same as last year.
Good SIX room house for rent. In
.quire of Barnes Bros. 77sif
Fred Darling of Minneapolis. a
friend of G. W Mead, was visiting.
with the latter during a portion Of
last week.
John 2. Cooper, wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Myrtle, left yesterday on
a visit to the Pan American exposi-
tion at Buffalo.
Gold, Stabeck g. Co. have sold the
north half of section %. Vail, to @.
B. Ross ofSpencer, Iowa, the consi-
Iteration being 81 $50.
Mrs. w FL. Gold returned Satur-
day from a visit with friends in.
Minneapolis. She was accompanied
by Mrs. a. Il. Tasker of Big Stone
City.
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To the lady suggesting the most APP
plopriate name for a face cream at
Palmer's Pharmacy before 6 O'Clock
next Monday evening a bottle of per-
fume will be given.
Sam. Haugdahl. one of the deputy
dairy food commissioners, was in
the city last Friday. Mr.. Haug-
dahl was closing up some food cases
at some OF the. out-of-toWn points.
Mrs. A. B. HAYES and sonGeorge
left during the early portion of this
week for Elk. Point, South Dakota,
where they will visit for some time
before joining the Doctor in Mime
apolis.
In the game at Madison, between
Madison and Montevideo, on We'd
nesday last, in which Joe Chadder-
don pitched for the Madison team
the Madison club won by a score of
"A to 9.
Fred. Banker and wife left for
Mankato Saturday They visited in
that city until yesterday, when they
were joined by Mrs. D. W. Banker
land the three left for California
lover the evenings Omaha train.
John Mitchell and wife of Kendall
vile, Ind, father and motherof Rev.
William Mitchell of the Episcopal
Church Of the Holy Communion, ar
rived here yesterday on an extend
ed. visit with their son and his fam
lily.
The senior class Of the high school
presented Miss Kenndy with cut
glass boE-bon dish at the party Civ
en- by Miss Kennedy last Friday
levening. In the dish there hap
pened to be bon-bons, one for each
| year of her life, and that evening
being her birthday anniversary the
presentation was quite appropriate.
+ Paul Palmer. who has the CON
tract for cleaning the land secured
| for the overflow that will be caused
| by the erection Of the Burmeister
dam. states that he will renew work
as soon as the leaves fall from the
trees, and that he will have the en-
tire tract cleaned ofaI rubbish and
trees before the overflow commenc-
es5 next spring.
A little tot, who was always glad
to walk when she got chance, re
fused to walk to prayer meeting.
Her mamma asked her Why she
couldn t walk to prayer meeting,
when she could walk everywhere
|else. %, said the youngster, I
am afraid I might break my legs. "
What keeps you away; are you also
afraid you might break your legs?
The package Of rugs lost byA. D..
Stewart on Saturday, Sept. 18th,
has not yet been returned The
package did not belong to either
Mr. or Mrs. Stewart, but to a lady
Of the household TWAS lost where
/ the road makes a turn between the
PERKINS. Benson and Charter farms,
|and was seen there, shortly after it
was lost, by a reliable farmer who
thought that was left there for Mr..
Bensen. Mr.. Stewart would appre-
Iciate the return Of the parcel deep
|ly, owing particularly to the fact
that the contents were not his, a
fact which he now deplores. The
parcel can be left at The GAZETTE
Foffice and no questions will be asked.