The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-08


Miss LIZZIE Larson of Sleepy Eye
is visiting at the home of J. Albert
Johnson.
Miss d. Hutchinson will be pleased
to do dressmakiDg at her home one
door south of Alex McIlreavie's resi-
dence on Mill street. or will sew at res
licences. 1872.
It is reported that burning pota-
to Feelings instead of leaving them
to rot in the back yard, will keep
! all SCOT out of pipes and chimneys.
It sounds foolish, but is easy to try
and find out about.
Marshall Reporter: Messrs. Cur
tbs. Sturgeon and Chas. Snapp went
to Heron Lake last week duck hunt
ing and returned with over 80
ducks of all kinds and varieties.
Messrs. Hollo and Lonoue are there
this week. If John doesn't return
with all they can carry it will be
because the first three shot them
all.
The Junior Endeavor society of
the Presbyterian church, under the
direction of Mrs. G. Y. Everett, as
sisted by Miss Ashford, enjoyed a
pleasant Hallow en- party in the
church basement on Tuesday even
ing of last week. Games Of various
kinds were INDUCED in and pop
corn and candy were distributed
I'VE had a better time than those
who were out tearing around, was
the remark of the children.
Hon. Carlton E. Rice of Owatonna,
one of the Oldest residents of the
state, and once interested in large
quantity of Redwood county lands,
was here Tuesday to give testimony
for the plaintiff before a referee APP
pointed to take evidence in a GER
tain divorce case now pending in
the district court Mr.. Rice, al
though we'll advanced in years, is
enjoying good health and says that
he expects to stay with Father Time
on earth for number of years long
err.
Morgan has organized a singing
club. The first meeting was held
at the home of j. W. Hopfenspirger
and was made memorable by the
frau of the house setting out a
dutch supper" at which sauer-
kraut, noodle soup, baked potatoes,
Dutch or cottage cheese, brick
cheese, weinerwursts, doughnuts,
rye bread and coffee were served to
the members of the new society, and
Editor Eaton was there too, you bet
German connoisseurs, after being
shown this bill of fare, have remark
ed that there was one important ar
ticle missing.
The deer season will open Nov
10th and continues until the close
of the month. No change has been
made in the statutes regulating the
hunting of deer, from the old law,
as to time and cost of license, which
is one dollar, the license to be pro-
cured from the county auditor,
The number of deer that may be
shot by one hunter is limited to two
instead of three as formerly. No
game either big or little can be sold
or offered for sale, which is consid-
cred unjust by many. Another
change in the law is to include in
crime of manslaughter, the shoot
ing of person mistaken for deer
or other animal.
Glencoe Register: Last Thursday
travelling man played the old skin
game on our assistant postmistress,
Miss Lettie Paine. He called for Is
cents worth of stamps and handed
her $40 bill. She made the prop
er change, and then be worked the
trick of asking her if she had not
made mistake, claiming she had
given him too much. When she
had satisfied herself that she had
made no mistake he produced a one
dollar bill, saying that was what be
intended to give her and asked her
to give him back his $50 bill and
take the pay out of the 81. She did
so, but failed to receive back from
him only so of the change from the
$40 she had returned. He took the
afternoon train for the east.
John Anderson, owner of the
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