The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-01-23

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Highest market price paid for Hides
and Furs 24-tf. j.. A. ENGELHART.
As splendid entertainment will be
given at the opera house next Fri
q day evening, Jan. 10Th, under the
auspices of the st. Veronica Guild.
The popular artists, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rube Allyn have been secured and
a capital evening will be enjoyed.
Strayed- pair of bay bronchos from
the farm of A. Milloy, about the mid
die of last December. Any informa-
ton leading to their recovery will be
literally rewarded by the owner, at
Wabasso postoffice. A. MILLoY.
Herman Froehlich, the long time
successful manager of the Courtland
creamery, this week removed to
near Redwood Falls, says the New
| Ulm News. His removal will be gen
orally regretted at CORTLAND, for
/ there are but few men who can fill
his place.
At the meeting of the Boys st.
Andrew Club Saturday night at
the rectory the following officers
were elected to serve three months:
Banks Mortimer president, Clinton
Baldwin vice president, Kenneth
Vaughn secretary and Brainerd
Flirn treasurer.
The annual masquerade ball I'M
der the auspices of the Modern
Woodmen will be given this year on
Feb. Nth, at the opera house, A
costumer from the city will be here
in ample time for those who wish
to rent a costume for the occasion.
Further details will be- published
later.
i The national convention of butter
makers will be held in st. Paul next
month. The gathering will bring
together a large number Of men
noted in dairy interests. Excursion
rates will be given on all roads, and
Redwood county's extensive inter
ests will be represented by local
dairymen.
H. G. Werder closed the sale of
his Mill street meat market stock |
and fixtures a few days ago, to Mic
Marti, Of Madison wn@ will take
possession some time early next
month. Mr.. Werder was doing a |
good trade, but not being practi-
cal butcher he accepted tempting
offer from the Madison mann, who
comes highly recommended as a
butcher who has been running a
good market at Madison.
Redwood Falls Lodge No. 100. D. |
of H., installed the following officers
at their regular meeting Saturday !
evening: G. of III. Ida A.. Wilson;
p. e. of II. Carrie Mason; S. of H.
Almira Jones; G. Of G. Ellen Wilson;
usher Viola Noble; recorder Carrie
Smithers; fnancier K. A. Bager:
receiver Charlotte Pickett; |. W.
Fred. Martin and O. W., j. NJ
Wilson. After the installation a
program was rendered, consisting
of music and recitations. Refresh
ments were served.
A Renville county paper brags
over the tax list of that county as a
sign Of prosperity, because there
will be less than a thousand des-
criptions on their delinquent list.
Redwood county can go them over
400 better, as the delinquent list
here will not be over 600, and as
many are hustling to save the cost
Of advertising, the delinquent list
may yet be reduced to 500 descrip
tons. This would be about one
half last years record.
The dedication of Rev. w. B.
Bates church at Winnebago City
was quite notable affair. At the
opening it was stated that the cost
of the church and lots was $12, 900,
of which $4,000 had been pledged
Rev. A. B. Meldrum of St. Paul,
who preached the dedication SER
mon, and afterwards made an appeal
for the 81, 900 necessary to dedicate
the church free from debt, held his
hearers in their seats from 10 O clock