The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-03-06
OVERFLOW LOCALS,

WHEAT No. l. March 6 649 cents
NO. z, ............ .629 cents
NO b.. .599 cents
Flax. .......... .l34 cents
Good seed barley for sale by Marion
Johnson. 3O.2t
VIM. Hessian was ia ST. Peter
last week
F. NJ. Isham and E. G. Greene ar
rived home last Saturday from Wi
nona
WANTED A young Jersey cow
Fresh or coming in soon. Must be
gentle. Address Otto Gcetze, Belview.
Mimi
H. q. Schmahl made a business
trip to St. Paul and Minneapolis
last Thursday, returning home on
Friday. H.. -
Geo. Porter cut his foot badly
while chopping last Saturday, and
will be laid up for a time in conse-
quence.
VIM. Houck, formerly of Red wood
Falls, is now employed in Minneap-
oils, and expects to be employed
there for an indefinite period.
G. D. Thompson was in St. Paul
and Minneapolis during portion
of last week, representing Enter
prise Encampment at the meeting of
the Grand Encampment.
About 800 bushels of No. l seed flax
for sale at the farm of G. H. Byington,
in Paxton township, near the Indian
church. 20-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Shaver en-
tertained a number of friends on
Thursday evening. Games and
dancing, and later an oyster supper
concluded the evenings entertain
ment. About so persons were pres
ent.
T. ], Sloan, the father of Seaforth.
has made application for site on
the North western right-of- in
SeafOrth, for the construction of an
elevator at that point. Mr.. Sloan
wants to put up building fully as
large as either of the line elevators
at that point.
Highest market price paid for Hoes
every MONDAY. Kemption Live Stock
Co, Morton, Mimi. -..-'. 23-6mo.
st. Catherine church will Gel
ebrate the clearing of the last yes
tige Of debt on the parochial resi-
dence, at the first church social to
be held after the lenten season
Farther Woods announced this pro-
gram last Sunday, and congratula-
ted his parishioners on their thriv-
ing condition financially and other
| wise. The cancelled mortgage will
be burned at the celebration.
Grant County Review: julius A.
Schmahl of Redwood Falls, is cover
ing himself with glory as chief
clerk of the house. From the first
day of the session he has handled
the work like veteran and by close
attention to every duty Of his Office
be has become immensely, popular
with every member of the house.
Mr.. Schmahl is still young man
and the future may have much !. in
store for him. ta
Miss Bernice Francois returned
home Monday from ST. Joseph s
Academy. Miss Bernice has been
in the infirmary of that institution
for nearly eight weeks, suffering
from a trouble of the ear, which at
one time threatened her life. While
she is now practically convalescent,
she will remain in Redwood Falls
until the academy opens next fall,
with the hopes Of regaining her
health completely.
| Fine seed wheat for sale by o. A.
Mason, at Is cents per bushel 2S-4t
Sleepy Eye Herald: Married at
the home of the brides parents on
Friday, February %, by Rev. S. C.
Madsen, William Schultz to Miss
Laura Simonson, both living near
Evan. The groom is the son of VIM.
Schultz of Brookville, a young man
of sterling qualities, while his bride
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Simonsen of Praireville. Both
ARE well known young people having
a host of friends who extend the
/ best wishes to them.