The Redwood gazette., 1902-10-29

Free. w arner made trip to- |
Minneapolis Saturday morning, re-
turning Sunday evening.
r. ID. Fuller and wife and Mrs. p. i
j. MARITIME have returned from the
National e. "a. r. encampment at
Washington.
A big team of horses, wagon and
harness for sale cheap. Horses will |
weigh 1900 pounds each. Inquire of
Francois &. .Schmahl. ! 11-tf.
Mrs. f. w. Philbrick has been in
Lacrosse for several days past,
having been summoned there by a
telegram announcing the serious
of her mother.
There was thunder and lightning
during last Friday night, and early
morning rain set in, lasting for
quite while. Saturday morning
was both warm and cloudy.
Charles Dripps, agent for the
Hayes-Lucas Yards at Marshall,
formerly of this place, who was a
groom supporter in the Laird M cad
wedding, returned home last We'd.
nesday
Miss May Cobleigh, who has been
employed in the Office of the register
of deeds for some time past, was
united in marriage to Sidney Finch
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Cobleigh, in Willow Lake township,
last Thursday. They will reside
in Three Lakes township.
Hunters report quail shooting ex-
cellent along the Minnesota river
and in the creeks and gulleys
adjacent thereto. Some of the hunt
ers are bringing in large strings of
the dainty birds, and only spend
few hours in chasing them out of
the brush.
The American Bank Protective
Co. is installing one of the burglar
alarm systems in connection with
the vault of the Gold -Stabeck bank
of this city. Robt. McClintock, at
one time employed in Palmer's drug
store, is now in the employ of that
company and is assisting in the
work Of putting in the wire and the.
bells.
Don t forget that A J. Volstead,
the next representative in congress
from the Seventh district, will
speak at the opera house tomorrow
evening, Oct. Both. It will be the
last speech in Red wood Falls before
the campaign closes and Mr.. Vol
stead should be greeted by a large
audience. Don't forget to vote for
him and Coy. VanSant on Nov. 4th.
It will take seven thousand blue
ballots to meet the requirements of
the election law in Red wood county
this year, and>the work of printing
and binding the lot is now going on
in THE GAZETTE Office In addition
to the seven thousand regular blue
ballots there are seven thousand
white State ballots, and 5000 ballots
for women whereby the latter can
vote for superintendent OF schools.
Capt. Schaefer OF Owatonna was
in the city early last week and
while here stirred up some of the
young men of the town with the
view of organizing a militia com
pany. In order to do this, and
there is soon likely to be place
for such a company in the State
militia, it would be necessary to
build an arnory, ETC., at a cost of
about $1,000. A meeting may be
called to consider the project
Trousdale Bros. big Irish farce
comedy, Murphy's Masquerade.
There is almost a continuous round
of laughter throughout the play.
The play itself is funny farce
plot there is scarcely none. The
first act is good bright opener,
song and specialties follow in such
quick succession as to be almost
bewildering. Introducing all the
latest songs and funny sayings of
the day, the specially acts are all
far above the average and are
selected to please ALL The COM
pany will appear at the opera house