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

Small house for rent Inquire of DR..
3. "A. Lyman. LIT.
Miss Julia Huntington returned
home the latter part of the week
from an extended visit with friends
lat Marshall.
| Z. H. King reports an average OF
"a bushels of No 2 wheat per acre
Ion a go acre tract around his resi-
Idence on his Delhi farm.
| John Brandtien of the Minneapo-
Ills branch of the American Type.
Founders Co., was in the city for a
few hours last Thursday.
Ben. Everett fell into the sewer
trench in front Of his home on Wy
oming street, Saturday evening, but
was not seriously injured.
a coal black female hunting dog
belonging to John Lauterbach.
strayed away west of town last
Thursday. A reward will be given
| for her return.
See what nine cents will buy Satur-
day at Bergen's.
Master Tom and Miss Marguerite
! Warner left for Minneapolis last
Saturday on an extended visit with
their grandparents, Capt. and Mrs.
| Thos. Mcmillan.
| A. p. King returned from an out
| ing at Big Stone Lake, and from a
short business trip along the St.
Louis last Friday. Mrs. King is
Still at the lake, where she will re
main for some time.
DR.. b. A. Lyman has traded two re-
lsidences in Lamberton S addition to
the city for the residence Of his ia
tner. located on Fourth street DR..
Lyman will theoccupy latteras soon
as the present tenant, John Clark,
Jr., can find another residence for
his family.
G. M. Reese Of the Minnesota
Grain Co. of Minneapolis, formerly
State weighmaster. was in the city
last Friday, en- route for Wabasso.
Mr.. Reese visited the elevator of j.
A. Engelhart of this cityand as are
suit he stated that it was one of the
best arranged aud best equipped
elevators in the State.
A recent number of the Buffalo
| News gave an account of a musicae
soiree in that town, given by the
pupils of Miss Flora King, we'll
known in this city and surrounding
vicinity. Miss King was assisted
| by several Minneapolis artists, and
the News states that it was the
most. successful musicale ever held
in Buffalo
I innocent day Saturday at U. H.
4 Bergen's.
4 Foot ball enthusiasts of this city
held a meeting last Saturday even
ing for the purpose Of reviving in
terest in the game for the coming
fall. A committee consisting O
. Messrs. Theiring and Garrison was
appointed to look after the financia
interests of proposed games, and
u arrangements for mem bership fees
i were made. Another meeting vii
be held next Saturday evening, al
which time captain Of the club
s will be named
1 Morton Enterprise: John Dripps,
i living on the road to North Red
4 wood, had a paralytic stroke while
j working in the field. He. attempted
/ twice after receiving the shock to
4 go to work. but the third time was
/ Frustrated and rendered uncon-
scious. Later he regained con-
sciousness but is still in a critical
j. condition. g. l.. DePue, may
! or of Olivia, has declined to sign a
!. deed OF hester park to Renville
s county. This is a surprise to all
of US, especially SO to the. county
8 commissioners. He has taken this
stand after a majority Of the village
q have voted in favor OF releasing
, ing their claim upon the park. T
was understood that DePeW would
sign a deed providing that it was
signed by a majority Of the council
men.
G. E Jobe and D. E. Ehle Of the
National Signsand Advertising Co
Of Minneapolis have been in the city
during the past few days. The two
gentlemen are specialists in window