The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-04-19
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

Eggs for Matching Rose Comb Brown
Leghorn-75c for IS. M. w. Dennis
toun Redwood Falls. 35-4t.
To Loan, on good city or farm prop
erty five hundred dollars at per cent.
Inquire of A. E. King at post office.
Photographer Andersen has en-
ployed /. N. Torpof Story City, Ia,
a skilled photo artist, to assist him
for a season.
Mrs. A. E. Clark goes to Spokane
soon to join her daughter, Mrs. DR..
Schlegel, for season. Her house
is occupied by Ping, the tailor.
Maj Harris, one of the state or
ganizers for the Salvation army,
will be here over Sunday and ad-
dress the Sunnyside club at the
afternoon meeting.
Lost, on the west road between Red
wood Falls and III. Glumm's farm, a
black beaver hat with black plume.
Finder please leave at GAZETTE office
and receive reward.
The ST. Louis road will run ex-
cursions through the fishing season
to Waconia, every Saturday after
noon and Sunday morning. Round
trip from Red wood Falls, 50.
We are prepared to lay cement side
walks, blocks or otherwise. Any kind
of cistern or reservoir work. Also best
grade of pIastering, materials furnished
or not, as desired.
37-tf. L. STEGNER & Co.
Mrs. J. J. Palmer and children
went to Wells yesterday to make
their home there. Redwood Falls
will welcome them back gladly at
any time,
Kiser Bros. and John Stevenson
of Delhi township sold 20 head of
nice steers to Durham & Dennis
toun last Saturday. Stevenson s
six yearlings averaged 835 and
Kiser's two-year olds averaged
1.O75.
A. Nj. Dennistoun took out two
cars of fat cattle last Monday even
ing for Durham & Dennistoun. A.
M. thinks that cattle feeders in this
locality are catching on all right, as
he has been able to top the st. Paul
market three times during the last
ten days.
Mrs. N. B. Andersen arrived last
Saturday from Des Laos, N. D., and
reported her sick friend, formerly
known here as Miss BERTHE Pike, as
considerably better in health. Mrs.
Andersen also visited the Engelhart
family. Mr.. Engelhart is running
an elevator at Lakota and the family
has a pleasant home there.
Next Wednesday evening, April
Goth, the Odd Fellows of this vicin
ity will celebrate the anniversary
of Odd Fellowship in America in
their hall, with a social and an APP
propriate program. On the follow
ing Sunday they will march from
the lodge room to the M. E. church
to listen to 40 appropriate sermon
by DIR. Cowgirl.
Tom Peterson, living on Mrs. DIR.
Films farm southwest of this city,
drove in fine bunch of cattle for
shipment by Durham & Dennistoun
last Saturday. The herd of 10
steers averaged LOO pounds and
brought the owners 1866. A lot of
10 hogs were fattened at the same
time and brought 1925, or nearly
81, 200 for Peterson S winter output.
The lecture to be given next Sat
urday afternoon, April %, at the
women S institute in the NJ E.
church, will touch upon many i'm
portant home topics. Mrs. M. J..
Blair, representing the state farm
ers' institute organization, will talk
about painting the house, home in
teriors, home sanitation and decora-
ton, the living room, dress cutting
and fitting some of the audience
being used as models to illustrate
bolor combinations suitable for diff
crent people.