The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-10-30

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been listing with relatives around
4 Redwood FALL s, has returned to bel
home ii Courtland.
Mrs. b II. ChoIlar is visiting
with her son Wilbur IN Chicago
where she will spend the autumn.
Mrs Chollar may visit IN Mime.
sofa before returning south in De.
I cember
George Bager received a call last
week from the Illinois Central in
viting him to take a lucrative posi-
ton at one Of the stations on the line
Iof that system. George Immediate
/ " left for the town to which he was
assigned
Next week. ought to witness the
finish to threshing in Red wood
county It has been finished on
either side Of the county some
weeks since, but the central por-
tion. where it is difficult to secure
machines. and where harvesting
seems to. be- little later than on the
north and south sides. threshing
lseems to have been this year at
least three weeks later.
It may or it may not be true, but
I the Hughes-Lunn hunting party
tells it.on ]. A. Engelhart They.
claim thatsduring the few DAYS that
Mr.. Engelhart spent with them at
Lake Traverse the boat came very
near being capsized. Mr.. Engel-
hart seized a decoy duck and at
tached it to his gun while the boat
was wabbling. determined to save
the gun even if the worst did hap
pen to him.
The evening Of Oct. 31st-to. NOR
morrow evening -will be halo cen,
land citizens are advised to nail down
Everything that happens to be loose
or of5any value, around their pro-
lperty. And at the same time the
Ispirits are. advised not to proceed
Iso far in the handling Of property
| that it will lead to it's partial or en-
tire destruction, and thus make
themselves liable for a misd emeanor
| or crime.
Glencoe Register; And now
comes the Redwood Falls string
fend-Who has been dormant all
Isummer-and tells a hot tale. of how
la duck stopped an elevatora grain
eleyator-in Schmahlville last week.
| The bird followed the wheat up the
suction trough and stopped the flow
|of grain from the. pipe by eating SO
much Of the cereal that her shape
FILLED the pipe. That is not just the
way the story goes, but it will do
and the string fend aforesaid is to
be. con graduated IN that he seems
not to have lost his unveracity since
the days OF the paint mine, the gold
mine, the soap mine, and the other.
pipes. By the way, isn't that
introduction Of the pipe into the
story a trif1e coarse and revealing?
In. the case of Ella J MARITIME VS..
w. r. Barnes ana w. G. Costley, an
action to foreclose a mortgage, etc..
| Messrs. Pierce & Harriott, attor-
Ineys for the. defendants, have de-
Injured to the complaint on part of
Barnes, and for Mr.. Costley they
allege that he. is willing to pay the
interest due on the mortgage, but
that he is prevented from doing so
by reason of Barnes having served
notice upon him that he is. the own
er OF the mortgage, the mortgage
note and interest coupons of which
are endorsed by Barnes and in pos
session Of Mrs. MARITIME. It is pos
Isible that Mr.. Costley will pay the
Interest due OF. the mortgage into
the court, asking that branch Of
government to pay it over to whom
| it belongs, and by 50 doing he will
avoid 11avirer nni1rtF aoctc whioh will
otherwise. fall upon him.
Mrs. J A. Engelhart. assisted by
| Miss Bernice Engelhart, entertained
about 40 young people at their home
on Tuesday evening OF last week.
The guests Of honor were Miss
Elizabeth Richter Of St. Paul and
Mr.. R. g. Wyvell of Minneapolis
The rooms were decorated with cut
FORMATIONS and roses from G latigny S