The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-03-18

J. B. Robinson returned from his
southern trip this week Mrs. Rob-
inson and Florence are expected
home in about month.
S. B. Marvin announces an auc-
ton sale of a large number of cattle
and horses, as we'll as all of his farm
machinery next Tuesday, Mar. "A
on his farm in this township.
Remember the Shirt Waist Sale at
Philbrick's Saturday, Mar. q. contin-
uing one week. F. w. P. q Co.
W. ID. Tibbetts CT Delhi is still
more or less crippled on account OF
the accident to his foot last winter,
and is going to sell all of his stock
and farm machinery to morrow, at
auction sale.
The play which will be given
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
by home talent, was played here
about four years ago with great sue
cess. Special pains have been
taken in selecting a good cast and
tae parties that have the different
parts will carry them out to per
lection.
! Ask your dealer for Pays Chocolates
! if you want the best. The name
PAY" on every piece. 29-4t.
Cashier H. A. Baldwin of the
First National Bank left last Thurs
day for ST. Paul, where he spent a
couple Of days attending to private
business. On Saturday he left that
city for Hastings, where Mrs. Bald
win has been visiting for some time,
The two returned home yesterday.
Rev. John Sinclair of the First
Presbyterian church, St. Paul, for
merly of this city, conducted the
funeral services over the remains of
the late Mrs. Dyer, mother of Mrs.
H. N. Bell at Hastings, one day
during the early portion of last
week.
VIM. H. Wallace of the Gold-Stabeck
bank, has just returned from Botti
neau county, North Dakota, with the
first party of land seekers of the season.
While away he sold quarter section
of land six miles south of Souris for ST.
per acre. half section of land three
miles west of Omemee for $40 per acre
and quarter section of land one mile
from Willow City for $3.50 per acre.
The bank is prepared to accompany
land seekers ut any day. i Cheap trip.
Pleasant time.
Bargains in three bedsteads. mat
tresses, cupboard, etc, if taken at once
Apply at Alvin Smalls residence on
Mill street. '-'-'''
Mrs. A. Ell. Anderson of Delhi,
formerly of this city. returned this
week from an extended visit with
relatives and friends in St. Paul
On Thursday afternoon of last week
Mrs. Anderson, with lady friend
visited the lower house of the leg
islature, and witnessed the exciting
scene at the close of the session
that day, and it caused Mrs. Ander-
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son to remark that 1.-The word con-
test was the interesting part OF
the afternoon session.
| William Porter. arrested last
month at Mankato for leaving Red
wood county without settling a
claim of Wolfgang Scemid offspring
field, has brought suit for So. 200
damage for false imprisonment. The
original arrest was made on request
of the sheriff of this county, the
prosecution representing that Por-
ter had committed crime. An in
vestigation by the county attorney
did not sustain these claims, and
for that reason no warrants were
issued by Sheriff Schueller.
A enthusiastic beginning was
made by representative business
men of this city last Mono day even
ing, for the formation of the Red
wood Falls Commercial Club. Skep
tical ones who came with recollec
tons of previous abortive attempts
at organizations of this kind, went
home with the feeling that the time
was ripe for doing a number O
things toward building up the best
interests of the entire city A com
mittee consisting of Messrs. Aune
Hitchcock, Mead, Baldwin, Gold
Peterson, ]. A. Schmahl and Welles