The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-14

rs j OdelI Of Owatonna, q
sister Of Mrs " Dickinson Is
wishing with the latter.
Mrs John Cooper left for
Rochester last Thurs day, where she
will visit for several days.
Attorney Vim. FL Cooler came up
from Walnut Grove last Wednesday
morning and visited with Alvin
Small for several days
Joseph Foun lin was granted a
pension Of $40 per month, according
20 the. Washin gton reports Of last
Tuesday Mr.. Fountain IS proprie-
tor Of Hotel Francois.
Judge Baldwin has been in South
Dakota for several days past, max
ling arrangements for the putting
up Of overa thousand tons of hay
on land recently purchased
". Bing CHAM Of Bingham Bros,
New Ulm. was ii the city last We'd
nesday, calling on A. E. Cloudy, the
local agent here, and inquiring into
the condition Of the grain that is
being received
an R. Finley of Chicago, former
\ ~ Of st. Paul, agent for Polk & Co. ],
publishers of the Minnesota State
Gazetteer, was in the city during a
portion Of last week revising the
list Of business firms of this city.
The Misses Schroutt Of Spring
Valley, who have been visiting
with their sister, Mrs. Elliott of the.
CONNIE House: for some time
past, returned to their home in
Spring Valley on Tuesday of last
week. 7.
Mrs. II. w. Reyes. sister of r..
NJ. Isham. and'her grand daughter,
Miss Julia Smith, who was visiting
with the former some time, returned
to their summer cottage on Lake
Minnetonka, near Wayzata, on Tues
day afternoon of last week.
CasWell, the coal and ice man, is.
taking orders for the winter supply
of coal, the ice season being nearly
at an end. For August delivery he
is selling hard coal at Sc. 80 per ton,
and for a September delivery it is
being sold at SO per ton. The price.
is Quite bit higher than it was.
last year.
Adolph Froelich will have an auc-
ton sale of all of his farm property
on the farm, commencing at 10
o'clock, Friday, Aug. 3Oth. The
property includes three working
horses, two driving horses, nine.
mich cows, several heifers and.
calves, hogs, a large amount Of.
farm machinery, etc.
j. r Lorenz expects to enter into.
partnership with Jacob Staudeh-.
meyer, and purchase the harness
shop of Mr. Mahowald at Bird Is
land. The two gentlemen are in
that town invoicing the stock at the
present time, and expect to have
negotiations perfected to commence.
business for themselves during the.
present week.
The carpenters finished the pre-
liminary work on the residence of
r. NJ. Isham last Thursday evening
and the fathers commenced work on
the following morning. The plas-
terers commenced work plastering
the residence of r. L. Warner, on
the corner of Fifth and ] Jefferson
streets Thursday morning, and ex-
.pect to have the work completed in
side Of "a week, when they will, go
to work on the residence. Of r. NJ.
sIsham.
Owing to the great scarcity Of
feed all over this section OF the
United States farmers are urged
not to burn their straw, but to
place the same in good stack form
for use during the winter. Parties
from Iowa have written residents
of this county inquil.ing into the
availability Of obtaining this straw,
sbaling it and shipping it into that
State. Emil Schmahl states that
owing to the shortage il the corn
crop this year the straw will be
given considerable value, and that
farmers who save it will have no
cause. to regret it.
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