The Redwood gazette., 1902-07-23
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Mrs. j. II. Kyle and children are
visiting with relatives in Water.
town, S. D. -. -.-s
Miss Kumm of Spring Valley Wis
tied here the past week, in the fam
lily of her uncle, F. G. Kumm.
Team of good draught horses, with
harness and wagon, for sale at bar
gain. Inquire of H. P. Mckay or S.
Pollard. soft.
Supper will be served in the din
ing room of the M. E. church on
Friday evening, July 25th, from
$50 to 8 o'clock. Everybody well
come.
All of my household furniture, in
Guiding two stoves, bedsteads and bed
ding, chairs, lounge, etc., will be sold
cheap. Inquire of D. Welch, Eagle
Rolling Mill Co. elevator. Soft.
Mrs. Joseph Fountain entertained
party of friends in the hotel din
ing room at an evening lunch last
Friday evening, in honor of the
visit here of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A,
Henry of Montevideo.
Mrs, Geo. B. Hughes and chill
dren and Mrs. M. F. Hargan of
Iowa, a cousin of Mr. Hughes, who
has been visiting here for some time
past, returned Saturday evening
from visit with relatives in Min
neapOlis.
DR.. VIM. R. Corpron returned
Saturday evening from a trip to ST.
Paul and Minneapolis, and into Pine
county. DR.. Corpron is interested
in Pine county lands. He states
that there is no land being sold in
that county for less than So per
acre.
Do not make the mistake of think
Ing that osteopathv is adopted to cur
ing chronic conditions only. No great
er misconception could be possible.
Cholera morbus and ovarian headache
are as remediable by our treatment as
rheumatism or backache. Consult
Drs. Howe & Hutchison, GAZETTE
building. 1t.
The commission of Alfred R. A.
Laudon as municipal Judge was re-
ceived from the governors Office
last Friday morning, it having been
delayed by reason of the absence of
two executive officers On Friday,
afternoon Judge J.audon appeared
before julius A. Schnahl, took the
oath and assumed the responsible
ties of the Office
Following the regular meeting of
the Odd Fellows last Saturday even
ing the members of the Rebekah
Degree lodge gave A. 3. Truesdell
and Miss Truesdell a surprise at
the hall Refreshments were served
and after the refreshments Mr..
Truesdell was presented with an
Odd Fellows chain and charm. while
Miss Truesdell was presented with
a Rebekah brooch.
Fl. r. Engebretson has sold his
restaurant and bakery to Gust.
Knuepple: who has been employed
in the restaurant for several weeks
past, and who is an exceptionally
pleasing young man. Mr. Enge-
bretson will remain at the restau-
rant and bakery for two months or
more, tending to the bakery depart
ment, and when he ceases his con-
nection Mr. Knueppel will have an
other expert baker at the stand.
Pure blooded improved Yorkshire,
pigs for sale by VIM. Parker, Delhi
Minn. 5O-2t.
At the annual school meeting for
independent school district No. /,
held at the school house Saturday
evening Geo w Dickinson and ).
II. Bowers were elected trustees
s4s
for three years and Isaac N. Thomp-
kins for one year. 6. w. Dickinson
succeeded Charles T. Howard,
Judge Bowers succeeded himself
and Mr.. Tompkins was elected 10
fill the unexpired term of Geo. w.
Dickinson, who was appointed last
January to the place made vacant
by the demise of his father. Mr..
Tompkins received 183 votes, Mr..
Dickinson l37 and Mr.. Bowers 160.
The tellers Of the meeting were
Mrs. ]. II. Baker and Messrs. Hun,
ter and Evans. 187 votes werf
least.
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