The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-04-20
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

"a 49, 80. C.. A4y Hldl Was III NankaGe
during the early portion of lasi
/ week.
i a limited amount Of choice seed bar
ley for sale by Lawrence King, Delhi
township.
j Fred. Z. Warner and son, Tom z
Warner, went to Minneapolis Sat
urday, Tom remaining for three OF
four days.
| Highest market price in cash paid
| for wool at the Western Elevator Co.
/ The Knights of Pythias enter
tanned at their hall last Friday ev-
ening. Cards furnished the pre-
liminary amusement and dancing
followed.
The health department. gives no
tice that all alleys, back-yards, and
other real property must be relieved
OF all rubbish, and placed in a
healthy condition on or before May
lst. Property owners should gov
ern themselves accordingly.
David McNaughton was in from
Delhi township last Friday after
noon. He stated that seeding in
his community was more than half
done. The Delhi soil is ready for
seeding, as a rule, earlier than that
of any other portion of the county.
Wool bought for cash at the Western
Elevator Co.
Winthrop News: n. S. Lewis of
Vesta, Mimi, closed a deal last
Tuesday whereby he became pro-
prietor of the saloon formerly occu-
pied by George Groebner, Sr., and
has taken possession. We learn
that Mr.. Groebner and family intend
moving to the cities.
N. B. Andersen had shoulder
dislocated last Thursday afternoon.
He was on bicycle carrying some
provisions to place where con-
tagious disease had broken out. A
dog came running out to attack him.
He kicked at the dog, took header
and dislOcated his shoulder.
We have the finest line of children's
ever shown in the city Frank
G.. Hubbard & Co.
B. 9. Schueller accompanied the
sixyear old step-son of Hoepke to
the Owatonna school Saturday. The
little fellow was anxious to go, and
when the papers were being made
he said to Commissioner Mead: II
want to 90 to might, yet. 80 He gave
bis name and age quickly and his
answers to other questions showed |
him to be bright youngster.
A limited amount of choice seed bar
ey for sale by Lawrence King of Delhi |
township
Something is certainly the matter
With the weather. On the night Of
A pril 10Th ice formed on water half
IN inch thick, and the ground was
thoroughly frozen. For several |
lays prior the weather was ex-
remedy cold, and the query was
when will this long siege of cold
weather. let up2 Heating stoves,
etc.. are all maintaining
Tres to keep houses and Offices
warm.
Madame Walrayen Of Chicago will
rave OIL display at the Lakeyiew, this
ity, line of Chicago and New York
millinery, on May I'd and Sd. Ladies
# this vicinity are invited to call and
inspect. 1t
As briefly stated in the last issue
f this paper, Miss Lena Theiring
las declined a reelection as teacher
n the Redwood Falls schools for
he year 1904-O5 Miss Thiering
las been offered and accepted a po-
ition in the schools of Henry, S. D.,
where she will receive salary
anger than that paid her at this
'lace. The board deeply regrets
Hiss Thiering decision to leave
redwood Falls, after so many years
n the educational work here, and
IL OF the members will be glad to
i've her strong endorsement as a
eacher whenever she NAV need
he same.
Eggs for Matching r. G. B. Leg
Iorns and Barred Plymouth Rocks
&c. per setting. p f. Buechner. St
b. IL. Undertake and wife of |
Minneapolis came up from that city
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