The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-11-13

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It's like the original. Central Phar-
macy. 14-5t
| Nj. Smith Of IeClaire, Iowa, IA
1 ther of G. w Smith. arrived here
recently and will spend the winter
! with his son.
Thos. March left last Friday for
Fargo, n. D., and is visiting with
his daughter. Miss Lille March,
land his brother, Edward March, at
that place.
/ The vault door for the county
treasurer S Office, which was cracked
by burglars, and afterwards sent to
lSt. Paul for repairs, was returned
/ and placed in position last Thurs
day.
Mrs. II. NJ. Aune entertained a
number Of young people ather home
last Saturday evening, in honor Of
Miss Julia Waldron, an instructor
in the schools.
! Mrs. F. Scripter of Duluth and Mrs
1 j. How'd of Granite Falls have opened
Dressmaking Parlors on Mill street,
near Canada House, and are ready to
accommodate all ladies in the very lat
est fashions. Taylor system used. 1t
A Santa Barbara, Cal, paper of
recent date contains the information
that Samuel S. Sickle, formerly a
resident of this city, haG just been
/ granted patent for device for
holding open doors. The paper re-
CARDS the invention as clever. and
one that will realize the inventor a
neat sum.
Note how prices on hogs and cattle
at this point went up as soon as Emil
Schmahl commenced buying. Farm
ers are not likely to overlook this fact,
and hence will sell to the man who
forced the raise Emil Schmahl. 1t.
Rev. VIM. Mitchell received a tel
egram last Sunday morning an
nouncing that his mother was not
expected to live. No services were
held at the Episcopal church that
day, as consequence, and in the
afternoon Mr. Mitchell left for his
old home in Indiana.
Brings attractiveness to ]istless, I'M
lovable girls, making them handsome,
manageable women. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35
cents. Hitchcock & Co. 13-4t.
ssShore Acres = is comedy drama,
a story of New England life, full of
pathos and humor, and by a clever
arrangement of pictures, and his
own impersonations Charles E.
Craig, who is to appear here OF the
night of Nov. 18th, gives you the en-
tire comedy drama in a very com
plete form.
Tn the case Of Joseph Brewer VS..
NJ. S. Tolman. an action to recover
in replevin, wherein D. L.. Grim
Minis took. property on which he
held a chattel mortgage, before the
mortgage became due, the jury
brought in a verdict Of 1926 for Mr..
Brewer. A. G. Dolliff was attorney
for the plaintiff.
At the annual meeting ofRedwood
Chapter No. 81, Royal Arch Masons,
last Friday evening, J A. Schmahl
was elected high priest, Geo. M,
Browne king, H. N. Bell scribe,
j.. Il. Bowers principal sojourner,
IGeo. Drake captain of the host, W.
r.. CasWell royal arch captain, W. f.
Dickinson treasurer and S. J. Race
secretary. The installation of off
{cers will take place on the evening
t of Nov. 22d.
A big consignment Of apples was re-
Gently received at the Redwood Falls
| Cold storage depOt, ana people want
ing good winter apples at low price
Ishould call at once and make their
selections. 1t
Frank Hagert, indicted by the
April term of the grand jury for
carnal abuse, appeared in court last
| Friday morning, plead not guilty to
| the charge, but entered plea Of
guilty to the charge Of assault in
| the second degree. according to an
agreement between his attorney, D.
a. Stuart, and County Attorney.
EClague. Judge Weber imposed a.
fine Of 5000 upon Hagert, which he
promptly paid.
The ever popular Dode Fisk.
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