The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-09-16
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

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Mrs. Bunker of Kasson is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. S. L. Pierce.
Fred. G. Bager, wife and child of
Huron, S. D., have been visiting
relatives in this city.
Notice is hereby given that no hun
ing will be allowed on my farm in
Paxton township. M. E. WOLF. St
Miss Pearl Seitz, formerly OF this
city, was married to D. F. Schnut-
ter of Lacrosse, on Sept. 9th.
| When you want first class hay
promptly delivered, apply to Geo. z,
Tobias, the hay man. soft.
| P. Dineen and wife Of Sanborn
were guests Of W. S. Southwick and
wife during portion OF last week.
St. Veronica's guild will meet for
work with Mrs. W. P. Huntington,
on Thursday afternoon of this week,
at 2:3O p. m.
After Sept. 10th the G.. A. r. post
meetings will be held on the first
and third Tuesdays of each month.
By order of the Post.
Ray and Percy Donovan and VIM.
Taylor, of Dundas, brothers and
nephew of Mrs. Henry Schleuder,
are visiting with the latter in this
city.
The expenditures, unofficial, of
the county fair, amounted to 81, 956.
Is, while the receipts, including the
Commercial club subscription, were
81, O33. 10.
Lawyer Pierce has been retained
to assist brother attorney at De-
troit, this state, in the trial OF
number of cases at the approach
ing term of court in that town
O. W. Hoffman of Fond du Lac,
Wis, dry goods man of large ex-
perience, arrived here last week, to
act as head salesman in the store of
T. W. Philbrick & Co.
Mic. Martie has purchased meat
market establishment at Hutchinson
and left overland yesterday for that
place. Mrs Marte and the children
expect to leave for that place next
week.
DR.. L. C. Gould of St. Paul, a
friend of DIE. A. Lyman, and Hart
| n. Cook, a former assistant fire
chief of St. Paul, came up from that
city last Friday evening to spend a
few days hunting with DR.. Lyman
John Treloar, state superintend-
ent of Christian Endeavor work,
will preach in the Christian church
next Sunday, morning and evening.
The membership is expected to be
present as matters of Importance
will come before them for consider
alton.
An itiuerant thresher was given
80 days by Judge Laudon last Fri
day for using indecent language to
a young girl day or two before. A
lady OF the city happened by at the
time. and gave the itinerant vici-
Gus tongue lashing, and he Was
aftarwardS arroctod
Reliable and energetic men and wo-
men to act as selling agents for new
and best selling washing machine ever
invented. Machine has never before
been sold in western territory. Exclu-
sive county rights given. Apply to
Ideal Speciality Co., 2O9 Washington
Ave. North, Minneapolis. MINI. It,
G.. R. Tuttle of the Seaforth Item
was in town last Friday. He is a
candidate for postmaster at Sea-
forth, Fred. S. Moulster, the pres
ent incumbent, having rendered his
resignation. Roy has secured the
endorsement of all the leading Re-
publicans in the county, and Mr..
Volstoad will undoubtedly select
him for the place.
The marriage of Robt. Stewart of
Redwood Falls township to Miss
Belle Montgomery of Rockford, ILL.,,
is announced for to-day at the home
of the bride in Rockford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart will go to Denver,
Colorado, for their wedding trip
and are expected to take up their
residence at their farm homestead
near this city after Oct. 1st.
| G. F. Apitz received a telephone
message from his wife in St. Paul
last Saturday morning. announcing