The Redwood gazette., 1903-04-15

"A new line OF IaO1eS' 6nOeS just re-
ceived at Peterson's store.
Geo. French of Blackduck came
down last Sunday for visit with
his parents.
Peterson's Store in Masonic Block is
headquarters for dry goods and ladies'
fine dress goods.
Rob. and Everett McClintock,
who have been working in Mime
apolis, are visiting with their mo-
ther in this city.
Try F. L. Carpenter for cheap and
artistic wall paper and paper hanging.
Telephone 144. 35.2t.
The Forum held an animated ses-
sion Monday night, discussing the
pros and cons of the Gothenburg
and other systems applied to the
liquor traffic.
Have you seen the beautiful line of
summer dress goods and embroderies
at Peterson's store. Take a look at
them.
Miss Irma Olding arrived here
from St. Paul last Monday. She
will be occupied in the millinery
store of Miss Annie Lohrenz to do
fancy trimming for the season.
Telephone No. 144 for samples of AL
bert Peat's celebrated wall paper, or call
on F. L. Carpenter, Fourth street Get
his estimates and he will save you
money on both paper and hanging ct
The timber work on the dam went
out Monday night, and lowered the
lake in short order for three feet
or more. 1t will be repaired at
once, and does not interfere with
the waterpower.
Mrs. Chas. Beer, accompanied by
her daughter. Jessie, returned home
from Rochester last week. The
latter spent six weeks in the hos
pital at that place and underwent
two serious operations. She is now
recovering as fast as can be expect
ed.
The ladies of St. Catherine S
church are making extensive prep
arations for their fair, to be held at
the opera house April 25th-S Satur-
day of next week. A portion of
the proceeds is to be devoted to paw
the cost of improving the interior
Of the church.
The West School, district No G.,
gives program next Saturday
evening, April IS. The exercises
will begin at 8 O'Clock. After the
program there will be shadow
sale, the proceeds of which will be
used toward an organ. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
SiX-roomed house, with garden and
stable, for rent. Apply to o. B. Tur-
rell 34-3t.
The character ball given under
the auspices of the Guild Monday
night was an immensely amusing
affair. The costumes were all after
the kid order-the boys in
Knickerbockers and the girls ap-
pearing in more or less abbreviated
skirts
County Attorney Howard took the
train for Madison last evening. up
on invitation to attend the dedica-
tion of Hotel Lac qui Parle ia that
hustling town. He is down on the
program for response to the toast,
"The Northwest, and will return
to day.
A letter addressed to 'Uncle
Louie Baker" was received by that
venerable youth last week. inform
ing him that he had been constitu
ted uncle as aforesaid April 7th, by
the arrival of son in the house
hold of Mr.. and Mrs. John Juener-
mann at New Ulm
Great spring tonic. Drives out all
impurities. Makes the blood rich.
Fills you with warm, tlngling life. A
spring blessing is Rocky Mountain Tea.
35 cents. Hitchcock & Co.
DR.. Belt left the city yesterday
for his old home in Wisconsin,
where he will look after some bust
ness matters, and 90 on to Chicago
to take postgraduate work in the
line of his profession, intending to
be away for some time. Mrs. Belt
accom- panied the doctor as far as
Minneapolis, where she will visit
L, Il,