The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-12-16
Have you seen those medallions 10
gilt frames at Schleuder's?

During Saturday night the Their
mometer registered "a degrees be-
low zero, aud Sunday morning at
1880 it was still 18 below. 1t con-
tinued very cold all day Sunday and
into the night. Monday morning at
1880 it was Z below.
Take a look at the celluloid and
plush picture frames, cuff and collar
boxes. handkerchief boxes, glove boxes,
ETC., at Schleuder's. 1t
Rev. Frank Doran, D. D.. presid-
ing elder of the Red wood Falls dis
trict, will preach at the NJ. E. church
Friday evening, and will conduct
the quarterly conference following.
II love to look at pretty furniture, "
is remark that is often made by our
customers. Never have we had such a
complete stock as now. The r. F. Fur
niture co. The big Christmas stock.
The ladies aid society Of the M.
e. church will serve supper at the
church basement from $50 to 1870.
Rev. Frank Doran, presiding elder,
will conduct services after supper.
Our clock premium offer expires Jan.
LIST, 1904. Please get your coupons in
by that date The Model Grocery, by
w. s. SOuthwick.
Rev. G. w. Lutz will deliver a
Christmas sermon on Sunday morn
ing next. In the evening he will
deliver his address on Paradise
Lost, which was to have been Civ
en- last Sunday evening.
Watches, chains, rings, brooches,
cuffs and collar buttons are all strictly
proper Christmas gifts, and can be
found down to date at Schleuder's. l
Major Frank Curtis was over
from Springfield last week. Mr..
Curtis was recently married to a
Miss Anderson of that place. He
will soon go to Idaho with George
Dickinson to enter into the employ
of the latter's lumber company.
Husband-wife-com in and give us
hint as to what you would like for
your Christmas present. Your wife
husband will be sure to be in looking
around. The r. F. Furniture Co. The
big Christmas stock.
Mesdames Lizzie II. Francois and
H. &. Schmabl left Monday after
noon for Huron, S. D., in response
to a telegram announcing the death
of their brother, Richard Porter,
who is employed in the caa shops at
that place. Mr.. Porter was - years
old. His wife passed away two
years ago.
Our clock premium offer expires Jan.
LIST, 1904. Please get your premiums in
by that date, The Model Grocery.
Rev. Weber OF Marshall, mis-
sionary for the American Sunday
Sunday school mission, spent Sun
day in the city. In the morning he
preached in the Christian church
aud attended the Presbyterian Sun
day school. where he spoke on the
work on the union. In the evening
he occupied the pulpit of the Metho-
dist church.
John, don't get me some foolish, use
less present-get me one of those fancy
rockers at the r. F. Furniture Co., The
Big Christmas stock.
Lamberton Star: DR.. W. E. Belt,
who came here from Red wood Falls
about a month ago and opened up
an Office and commenced to practice
medicine, moved his Office back to
that city Tuesday OF this week. The
doctor decided, after giving it a
trial, that the field here would not
warrant him remaining, as it would
doubtless take considerable time to
work into a good practice which be
is thoroughly capable of handling.
Mr.. Belt is very pleasant and
agreeable gentleman, an up-to-date
physician, and made number of
friends in this vicinity while here.
FOR SALE-A good seven room house
with good well and IS barrel cistern
on East Broadway for $3.50. Inquire
of M. w. KNOX. 17-3t.
Secretary Evans of the Minnesota
Valley Fair and Racing association,
has issued a call for a meetii g of the
society at the Merchants Hotel, ST..
P IL. for the 18th day of January,
1904. Each society should be repre-
sent d by at least three delegates.
The meeting is called at this time
so that the delegates may take ad-