The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-12-27
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

dren spent Christmas with relatives
at Marshall.
Andrew Stewart and family left
Friday for Illinois to spend Christ
mas with relatives.
Charles Cowgirl came up from his
studies at the Hamline university
and will spend the holidays with his
parents in this city.
John P. Cooper and wife left for
Lisbon, North Dakota, last Friday
for the purpose of spending Christ
mas with A. M. Kvello and family.
A. w. Bager came down from his
place near Minot, North Dakota,
last Wednesday evening, and will
spend the most of the remainder of
the winter with his family in this
city.
The two sons of DR.. Givler, who
are attending Hamline university,
are at home for their holiday vaca-
ton. Miss Givler, who is also study
ing in one of the Twin City institu-
lions, is also at home.
Hogan Anderson and Knute Har-
ris, two residents of Swedes Forest
township, were in town last Thurs
day with couple Of wolves, which
they presented to the county auditor
with the view of securing bounty.
Supt. and Mrs. S. ]. Race Of this
city are members of the reception
committee for the big reception to
be given to the educational forces Of
this state at the Ryan hotel, st.
Paul. on Thursday evening, Dec.
18th.
George Bager, who is doing the
rustling business for the 500 railroad
at Kenmare, North Dakota, blew
into town early last week just to get
a rest from a strenuous life that he
has been leading at Kenmare in TAX
ing care of the heavy 500 business.
81 want to remark that THE GA
ZETTE advertising columns are
"pullers, said Louis Fine Thursday
afternoon. 81 sold five suits of
clothes to-day as the result of the
advertisement in yesterdays paper,
each buyer voluntarily stating that
they saw my. advertisement in your
paper.
Supt. S. J. Race received an invi-
tation to deliver an address on
ventilation and heating before the
state educational association of South
Dakota at the annual meeting to be
held this week. Mr.. Race was
obliged to decline the invitation on
account of Mrs. Races illness, and
the fact that he himself is suffering
from slight ATTACK of bronchitis.
Dennis Farrell, at one time the
manager of the Canada House, and
quite well-known in Redwood Falls,
passed away at the Golnast hotel,
New Ulm, Sunday afternoon, Dec.
18th. He was sixty years of age
and was bridge carpenter by trade
but for several years has been ailing
and made his home at the Golnast
hotel. D. L. Leary and Chas. Rear
don of Franklin, relatives of the
i, deceased, arrived there Monday anC
the remains were taken to tina
place for burial.
, At a. special meeting of the city
council held last Thursday evening
an electric street lamp was ordered
placed on the west approach of tn
bridge across the Redwood river
The Mankato Cement Sidewalk Co
bill of ST, 1922 was ordered paid OF
condition that the company give
bond protecting the city for the per
feet condition of sidewalks construct
ed, and in case the company wa
unable to furnish the bond it wa
ordered to retain 10 per cent. of tn
amount for three years. Mr.. Wilmot
who was present representing tn
, company, announced that his part
ner, A. Thompson, had departed TO
unknown chimes after finishing tn
; work in Redwood Falls, and it fe
7 upon him to adjust the matter salts
) factorily.