The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-05-08
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

WHEAT No. l. May 8 63a cents
No. 2,............. 6l5 cents
No 3.............. 595 cents
Flax. 1872 cents
A large consignment of spring furni-
ture just received by Farrell q Keefe.
/ Thos. G. Jones and son visited
with relatives in Russell over. Sun
day.
Go to Stegner's grocery for choice
seed potatoes. Varieties, Early Rose,
Early Ohlos. Pingree and Great North
ern. 39-2t
The last issue of the Brainerd
Arena contains page adv. for the
f. E. Kenney Land Co. of Brain
erd.
DR.. Penhall and Mayor George
Welsh of Morton were in town last
Friday evening, as were Station
Agent Browne and T. J. Treadwell
of Delhi.
For SALE cheap or RENT three houses
with four to seven rooms each; 81 acres
inside city limits with QUE Can use
some good horses in exchange.
33-tf LEROY STEGNER.
Judge Powers of the Granite Falls
district has issued an order refus-
ing bail to Z. Wintner, charged
with the murder Of VIM. Lenard,
the gambler. The Yellow Medicine
county grand jury will meet in
June.
Rev. E. J. BRAKEMAN will deliver
a sermon to the Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs at the Presbyterian church
commencing at 1880 next Sunday
This is the sernJn which Mr.. Bar
! ackman was, on account Of illness,
prevented from delivering to the
two societies on April 18th.
H. S. Baldwin returned last Fri
day from trip through South Da-
kota. At ,Faulkton he met Emil
lScbmahl, who owns a cattle ranch
southwest of that place. He re-
ports the latter as closing out all Of
his interests at that point, Montana
cattle men being the negotiators.
Mr.. sSchmahl still has extensive in
terests in Winnebago City, this
State.
Rush City Post: John O'Hara
left on Sundays limited with the
intention of locating in Idaho A
delegation Of Rush City friends ex-
tended best wishes for his future
good luck as they shook him cor
daily by the hand through the car
window. The Cash Grocery has
ceased to exist and Pat Seaman, its
man Friday, will accept a position
with the Mercantile Co.
"A Lamberton special is asfollows:
George w. Porter, aged 81 years,
one of the pioneer residents of Far
Emington, Dakota county, Mimi, and
also one of the very early settlers 81
this vicinity, died yesterday after
4noon at 3 o'clock. Deceased leaves
a wife and three children, and a
brother, Charles Porter, who was
i the first settler in Redwood county.
zIresiding in Lamberton at present
Capt. S, Albert, lecturer or
.ISiberia, and a member of the Egyp
1 tian Rite of Masonry Of the Goth de
gree, was IN the city last Friday
en- route to Wood Lake and Monte
! video, where he lectured on Satur
/ day and Monday evenings. Or
4 4 Friday evening Capt. Albert gave
la private talk to a number of loca
Masons at the hall, showing til {
difference between the work of tht
8 societies in this country as well al
. the countries Of Europe, He ais
q told how much more it was appre
q ciated in foreign countries than i
was here, and related an incident il
4 his life where it saved him from ex
lille in Siberia Capt. Alberti wa.
-Iborn in Italy, was a civil enginee'
], lin the Russian army, was in Tur
key, was stationed at Siberia for
/ time: and later he was seized at ST
Petersburg and ordered placed il