The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-03-13

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have caught seven otter, Is mink
and over 20 muskrats in a single
night.
If you are looking for horses, for
either draft or driving purposes,
consult Farrell & Keefe, North Red
wood, or phone Bel.
John Dewitt of Birch Cooley, who
has been employed in plate glass
factory at Minneapolis, was taken
suddenly i'll with pneumonia short
time ago and came out over the H.
& D. to the home of Dave Bejordis
in Beckyn, where he died.
For particulars about having your
old carpet made into. handsome
| fluff rug write NJ A. Hays, Hazel
Run, Mimi, Prop. Hazel Run Rug
Co. 32-6t
Messenger: A. C. Schmahl went
to Redwood Falls Friday to pack up
his household effects which arrived
at Morgan Monday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Schmahl will make their
home in the w. E. Kinman residence
on fourth street.
Vesta Censor; Theo. Blake of I'm
derwood township bought the Her
man Kruger horse and buggy sold
here last Friday evening, for 81.
There were 124 other parties paid 81
each on the rig but their bids were
not accepted altho none of them be-
grudge the amount that Herman re-
ceived for the horse and buggy.
Morton Enterprise: A deal was
closed this week whereby the saloon
building, lot and fixtures of the late
P. H. Gale was sold to VIM. Ben,
well known to people here as a
freight conductor on the M. & St. L.
road, for a consideration of Sc 900.
Mr.. Ben will take possession May
first.
A woman in Sibley county wants a
divorce from her husband because
he compelled her to milk from Is to
20 cows night and morning, take
care of several children, do her
/ homework, washing and ironing,
slop the hogs, and when she had a
little extra time help pillow corn,
make hay and few other things
that are to be done on the average
farm. 1t seems strange any woman
would kick on doing such light work.
1t beats all creation what the women
of this country are coming to any
way, remarks a contemporary.
Marshall Reporter: Mrs. Dell w.
Forbes has sold her residence and
farm, the house and lot to Mr.. Pike
and the farm to Caron & Couture.
] AS MIR. Pike expects to move into
town March 49, Mrs. Forbes will
have to vacate before that time and
If her present plans carry, Mrs.
Forbes will 90 to Colorado, where
Miss Mae Forbes is located, having
taken up a claim. Miss Virginia,
we understand, is to take business
college course at Mankato for a few
months, before joining them. AS
Mrs. Forbes has been a resident here
in the same house now twenty-four
. years, leaving Marshall will be pref
ty much like the first breaking of
home ties.
William Brown, aged about 2e
years, met with an accident while
working in Robert Altermatt's saw
mill in Leayenworth township, Brown
county. He was employed as car
, riage man, and in attempting to
hand a slab to Aftermath he fell
toward the circular saw. To save
himself from what undoubtedly
would have been death he threw out
his right arm. and it was severed
at the elbow. He is a college stu.
dent, having worked his way up tc
the senior class in st. Louis univer.
sity, taking civil engineering. His
funds gave out and he was forced
to go to work to earn more. He
declares that he will not allow the
accident to interfere with his TAKING
his senior year at the university.
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