The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-13
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

No 3.. .58a cents
Flax 129 cents
Good seed barley for sale by Marion
Johnson. 3O-2t.
A marriage license has been
granted to S. S. Byrah and Ida
Jaenisch of Vesta.
w. A. McBurney of New Jersey
is Mr.. Isham's new lieutenant in
the management of the lumber yard.
Good nine room house and two lots
for sale, fronting on water main. Also
two adjoining lots. Apply to A. b.
Truesdell. S1-3t.
Hugh Frye and Selma Lidenberg
of North Hero, and MAIDS Rasmussen
and Aunice Mary Jepson were Ii
censed to we'd last Monday.
Mrs Geo. Pryor returned from
Minneapolis Saturday of last week,
to take up her residence with her
family on Minnesota street.
Mrs. r. E. Fuller went to St.
Paul yesterday, to take part in the
annual meeting Of the w. r. g., Of
which she is past president.
Geo. Brown, who made applica-
ton for license to sell liquors last
January, has decided to keep up
his lease and open for business this
week.
Stegner, the grocer, is closing out
line of crokery at cost. Bill
Alonzo Neale returned last Satur-
day from Mason City, Iowa, where
he spent about ten days visiting
with an old friend and school mate.
Lon reports pleasant time.
Miss Genie Pryor finished a sue
cessful term of school at Rockford,
Mimi, last week. She is now visit
ing friends in Minneapolis, but is
expected home in a few days.
The family and friends Of j. |.
Garner have>about given up hope
for his recovery from the effects OF
hemmorhages last month. At last
accounts, his condition was not en-
couraging.
S. L. Pierce was in Sleepy Eye
last Sunday returning Monday.
Mrs. Pierce remained behind for a
few days, her mother being still
very week, though considered out
O. danger.
Highest market price paid for Hoes
every MONDAY. Kemption Live Stock
Co., Morton, MINI. 23-6mo.
Rev. r. L. Barackman of Marshall
preached the first sermon of a series
at the Presbyterian church last
evening. He will remain over Sun
day, preaching every night except
Saturday evening.
Geo. King arrived home from Ok
lahoma last Saturday, and is prepar-
ing to go back in few days with
a consignment of grade cattle. He
now owns nearly two sections Of
Oklahoma real estate.
G. E. Lamberton was fortunate in
securing prompt and satisfactory
settlement of his fire loss last week,
and has been doing a lively trade
by reason of his discounts in order
to put in new stock.
Auditor Tompkins was last Satur-
day notified that the State school
apportionment to be distributed
next month would amount to 81
032 so, on a basis of $l.25 each for
1866 pupils qualified in this county.
Fine seed wheat for sale by o. A.
Mason, at IS cents per bushel. 28-4t
The newly organized school dis
trict No. l01, in New Avon and
Three Lakes, recently voted by a
majority of two-thirds to remove
the school house from it's old loca-
ton near White S to corner Of
Gus Schwab's land.
H. M. Hitchcock went to Mime
apolis Tuesday to attend a meeting
of the board of directors of the Min
nesota Optical Association, Of which
he is a member; also to attend a
meeting Of the State Association
which occurred that evening.
fyou use groceries, don't forget to
take in Lamberton's special sale.
An auction sale of horses, COWS,
young cattle, farm machinery and
implements, and some valuable
household goods, will take place on
the Henry Kuck farm next Tuesday,
March 10Th. C.sB. Butler will be
the auctioneer, and atlunch will be