The Redwood gazette., 1901-12-04


Big discounts on suits at Riee's.
6 School was closed last Thursday
only.
Chris Mardahl is visiting with Bel.
view friends.
i Rev. and Mrs. a. q. Aasen left for
Dawson saturda
Miss MuIcahey Of Waseca is Visiting
with her uncle, John McKowen.
When completed the new hall will
be heated temp porarily by stoves.
/ Rain y McKowen shipped two cars
Iof hogs to South st. Paul Monday.
A. O. Gimmestad was attending to-
business at the county seat last Friday.
All this week at E a. Pease's, Ma
ijestic Cooking Exhibition. You are.
/ invited.
you want nice lamps, or any extra
Equality chinaWare for Christmas gifts
Igoto Rice's.
Mrs. G. A Lehman and children
left for e yler Monday to visit With rela-
tiyes at that place.
] Fred. Koherr and crew have been
working on a resideneein Vesta during
the past few weeks.
AZ. Ellies and Geo. Kroy returned
from their trip to Northern Minnesota
during the early portion of last week.
Rudolph Rain came over from Red
wood Falls on Tuesday Of last week
and spent some time with his brother
The ladies of the Lutheran Aid So
lsciety netted $28. 40 as a result of their
supper and social on Thanksgiving
evening.
+ Mrs. F. e. Schoenfelder and child of
4 Wellington, the former daughter of
| A, Leonard, are visiting with their rel
! atives here.
Orrin Gibbs has a butcher shop and
! ice house for rent In the meantime
] he will have all kinds Of meat on sale.
at his market.
Patrick Scanlan left here for Mel
rose last week. He will be employed
at the Great Northern shops at that
place during. the winter.
A4social gathering was held at the
home of Henry Darud on Tuesday
evening, and "a basket social at the
home of Paul Johnson on Thursday
evening.
Susan--Thep pimp pies, sores and black
heads are danger signals Take Rocky.
Mountain Tea-you'll give a farewell.
reception to your troubles. SOC. III !. NJ.
lzHitchcock.
6. =. Rain expects to ship l5, 600
bushels of shelled corn this fall. He
has. already commenced shipping. He.
pays from ~ to. IS cents per bushel for
corn on cob.
H NJ. Sandager, Lars T.. Braafladt
and A. @. Gimmestad were in Hazel.
Run on Tuesday of last week acting as
appraisers of a house and lot owned by
late Ingebret johnson.
Nels Braafadt, brother ofsLars Z.
Braaf1adt of Kintire township, was
killed in an elevator accident in North
! Dakota on Nov. 22d. The deceased
was quite well-knoWn here
i Rice's Cash Store is advertising a
closing out sale Oh all mems and bows
tailor made suits.
The ladies Of the Lutheran Aid soci-
ETY. served supper in the basement of
the church Thank kgiving evening. Sup
per over, a social time was INDUCED in
4 by the large crowd present.
The council has accepted the bid of
the First National Bank of Barnesville.
1 Ohio, for the town hall bonds, amounts
ing to S., 500. They are five per cent.
ers, and the bank pays a premium of
$3l for the entire issue
It has been decided to allow the
4 local dramatic club to- open the new.
hall at a date yet to be mentioned. "A
coined drama, Capt. Racket = has
been selected for the purpose Other
entertainment will be provided.
The slot machines ia town on which
Ia person could gamble for money have
/ been ordered put out of commission ].
lon recomme dation Of the county at
j torney, and per Instructions of Of the
November grand jury The order will.
be obeyed. ..
Miss Christina Peterson returned
home during the early part Of last
week, from her old home in Denmark,
4 Where she has been visiting her mother.
for several months past. Miss Peter
son is delighted to be back among her
4 BelvieW friends and relatives again.
It's q girl again, even though John.
Evans was continually praying for a
i boy. You see, John has several girls
no boys, and he wanted one Of the lat
4 ter badly. and while John promises to
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