The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-21

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Mrs VIM Marks and children
left for Minneapolis last Wednesday
to remain for an indefinite period.
Miss Emily Wilson left for Lake
/ Benton last Thursday TO visit two
or three days with friends at that
place
/ III. b. Miller returned from Roch-
ester Friday morning and reports
the sale of his farm near that place,
1 for s59.75 per acre.
Mrs. Annie Anderson and two
Ichildren of Minneapolis, the former
a sister of G. 6. Thune OF this city,
are visiting with the latter.
w. Earl Smith, travelling repre-
Sentative for the mercantile agency
LOT R. G. Dun 6 Co., was IN the city
Iduring a portion OF last week.
As labor saver Maple City Self
Washing Soap has no equal, and it
does not injure the clothes. Ask your
dealer for it and try it according to d.
rections.
II the party who found the leather
boot for running horse, advertised
| in last weeks GAZETTE, will return
the same to this office, he will be re-
Warded.
R. G. Chadbourn has been APP
pointed a justice Of the peace for
| Wabasso, and filed his bond and
oath of Office with the clerk of court
last Thursday.
JOS. w Chadderdon, the base
ball pitcher, arrived home from
Window during the latter part OF
the week. Joe has been visiting at
Marshall and Window since he left
Madison.
Miss May Boyce Of Spring Valley,
a well known school instructor in
that portion of the State, was visit
ing with Mrs. w g. Banks and Mrs.
n. Elliott during. a portion of last
week.
Excursion tickets to Minneapolis
and St. Paul on sale at half rates
August 31st to Sept 18th, limited to
Sept. 9th. This will be the largest
and best fair ever held. Get tickets
of Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad
agent,
B. D. Little, wife and five chill
dren OF Bird Island we're at the
Commercial during a portion of last
week. They were enjoying an out
ing and were spending it around
this city and along the Minnesota
river.
Judge H. D, Baldwin arrived
home from South Dakota last Thurs
day afternoon, while II. S. Baldwin
arrived home Friday morning. They
report having perintended the
putting up of 500 tons of hay while
out there, and that four mowers
we're at work when they left.
II. G. Werder decided to purchase
a complete threshing outfit at Min
neapolis, and it arrived here Satur-
day morning. The separator is the
largest Of its kind made and the en-
CINE is a 27-horse power. The ma
CHIMES were purchased from the
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Co.
August 3lst to September 7th the
Minneapolis & ST. Louis r. r. will
sell excursion tickets to the Mime
sofa State Fair at one fare for the
round trip. This. will be the great
est Fair ever held in point of agri-
cultural and manufactured exhibits,
as well as in amusement features.
races, etc.
The trustees of the Minnesota
Soldiers Home held meeting on
OF last week and reelected
James Compton as commandant and
Geo. N. Lamphere as secretary.
The election was unanimous, DO
other names being presented at the
meeting Of the board. Capt. Dun
nington, one. Of the trustees, wasnot
present.
Grove filed its articles Of incorpora-
ton with the register Of deeds last
week. The capital stockis 1O,oO0,
divided into 100 shares of 800 each.
The bank is to commence business
Sept. Both next. and continue for a
period Of 30 years The first board
of directors consists Of Fred. Radtke,.