The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1902-02-05
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

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18th to get things cheap at Bergen's.
John Lauterbach and wife visited
with friends in New 6Ulm over. Sun
day.
VIII. Andrew Of Morton was in
the city last Friday evening: visit
ing with friends here.
j. FL. Melges is already consider
ing plans for an addition to his bar
Der shop, the same, to be used for a
laundry.
Mrs. Katherine Lunn returned
last Friday afternoon from an ex-
tended visit with relatives at FIRE.
mont, Neb.
w. S. Brammer was in WinoDa
all of last week attending the meet
ling of the Scottish Rite bodies for
the valley Of Winona.
All picturesum brellas, etc ], left a
my store should be called for at once,
as will end my business in Redwood
Falls on Feb. 10th. q. BERGEN.
Mayor II. NJ. Aane was in .Daw-
son and Echo during nearly all Of
last week, invoicing the goods in
the stores Of .Aune q Thune at those
! two places.
Levi Truesdell came down from
New London last Thursday after
noon in time to be present at the
funeral of his brother. the late
Washington Truesdell.
! The largest car Of wheat ever
shipped out OF Redwood Falls was
one shipped by J. A. Engelhart last
Saturday. It was a large Northern
Pacific car and it contained / ,O55
bushels of No l wheat.
The Goth session of the Minnesota
Christian Ministerial association is
being held at the First Christian
church, ST. Paul. Rev. e. A. Orr
of this place is in attendance. To
day he conducts the bible study
service in the morning and after
naon, and tomorrow he is to DO
likewise.
The following officers Of Carine
Temple, No. II, Rathbo Sisters,
have been installed by installing
officer, Matte Hughes: Ida Mead,
P. C.; Henrietta Clark, NJ. g. c.;
Carine Aune, b. S.; Sadie Temp
kins, r. j.; Ida Smith, manager;
Margaret Evans, P. f. T.; Ella
Philbrick, G. T.; Marite Laird, NJ.
f. and Anna Apitz, M. r. C.
Jos. Kreitinger OF Springfield, &C
companied by Henry Yaeger, were
in the city last Thursday and and
Friday. The former is a building
contractor and was here for the
purpose of putting in bid for the
construction Of the Gold Hitchcock
Bowers building Mr. Yaeger is 4
/ we]l7known superintendent Of con
struction, he having superintended
the work on several buildings oil
this city, and he was here to assist
Mr.. Kreitinger in making up his
! figures.
From Feb. 7th to 10th, according
to Hicks, we are to have snow and
4 Billiards that will be decidedly IN
/ pleasant. From the 10th to the 18th
a cold wave is likely to put in its
appearance. reacting to renewed
storm conditions from the 18th to
4 the 10Th. Storms and billiards. are
! predicted on the. period around the
23d. He closes by saying that much
unpleasant wintry weather will be
our lot q February and March. and
that the months of April, MAY, and
June. will be propitious above the
!, average for all agricultural aud out
door avocations.
/ r. r. Robinson, employed in E..
A. Pease's hardware store, had
both hands badly burned in a gaso-
lime accident Saturday morning.
He was filing lamp with gasoline,
and had a lighted lantern by his
side. The vapor arising from the
gasoline was ignited by the lighted
lantern, and in asecond the gasoline
lamp was IN flames. Dick seized
the burning lamp and threw tout
doors, having his hands badly
burned while doing so. An alarm
Iof fire was turned mas result of
the accident.
/ For several days Washington has