The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-20
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

inson. GAZETTE building. 51-4t
For RENT-My residence on Broad
way. Possession given at once.
l-2t E. STEaNER.
Miss Jones Of Faribault, who has
been visiting for several weeks
past with Arthur Winter and family
of Three Lakes, returns home this
week
"FoR RENT-to good corn farmer,
320 acres of ellimproved land in Red
wood county, MINI. Two miles from
a good market. For information, apply
to A. E. Schaeffer, Sanborn, Redwood
county, Minnesota. 2-2t.
John Moon returned Friday even
ing from a visit with his brother,
David Moon, at Walla Walla, Wash,
and also from tour Of inspection of
the timber land in Oregon and
Washington.
Miss M. Bruer, who resided some
time with Mrs. M. Ashmore, while
the latter was residing in this city,
is now at 260S Clinton ave-. Mime
apolis. Mrs. Ashmore is still at
Newport, Maine.
Mrs. VIM. Dunlevy of Cavour,
South Dakota, mother of Edward
Dunlevy of Redwood Falls town
ship, who has been visiting with
the latter for some time, returned
home last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Whipple re-
turned Thursday afternoon from an
extended visit with relatives and
friends in Maine, New Hampshire
and other eastern States. The
couple have been absent@from this
city most of the summer, and they
are glad to be back home again
For the Minnesota State fair Sept.
to 6, 1902, the Minneapolis and ST.
Louis railway will sell Aug. 80 to Sept
6, return limit Sept. s, excursion tick.
cts at one-way fare for the round trip.
Every indication points to this years
fair excellingI all previous efforts in
point of agricultural and manufactur-
ing exhibits, as we'll as the races and
amusement features.
The executive committee Of the
Improvement Association held a
meeting one evening early last week
and voted to appeal for another gen
eral clean up, similar to the one in
early July. All rubbish, branches,
etc, will be hauled away from in
front OF premises, while grass along
the streets will be moved.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis railway
will sell from Aug. 80 to Sept. 6, return
limit Sept. 8, excursion tickets to the
Minnesota State fair for round trip.
This years great exhibit of crops will
certainly repay you, not to say any
thing of the grand display of manufac-
tured goods, as we'll as the amusement
features and races. 2-3t.
The owners OF the launches and
row. boats, together with the men,
bers OF their families. enjoyed an
outing at the park last Thursday
afternoon, a picnic dinner and sup
per being served at that place and
at the power house, the interval be-
tween the two meals being spent in
games, rife shooting, etc. In the
evening C. Fred. Thompson, one OF
the boat owners, threw the newly
arranged opera house open TO his
colleagues and a number Of invited
guests, and to the music OF Till Tib.
belts orchestra dancing was in
dulged in until midnight.
O. L. Dornberg returned home
from trip to the Pacific coast last
Friday afternoon. the last OF the
RedWood tourists, with one or two
exceptions, to return home --.Mr.
Dornberg thinks that the people
who filed on timber lands all have
good things, particularly if rail.
road is built through the region
where the land is located, which
| ~ 81
now seems probable. He is quite
enthusiastic over some of the Ore
gon towns where he visited, partic-
ularly The Dalles. where he met a
brother of the late Dr. Finn, who
is engaged IN the manufacturing
business at that place.