The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-08-17

Ernest Heilman was at Cotton
wood over Sunday.
Archie Howe visited the home
folks at Wabasso over Sunday.
5000 feet Of pictures Wednesday
night at the Dream, eight and nine
O'Clock.
The Dream 10 planning on
some fine pictures during our
county fair.
+ Attorney Dolliff has been at Mime
apolis for a few days but is expect
ed back today.
NJ. B. Anderson Is back from Iowa
and reports that crops are all right
around Story City.
/ Mayor Philbrick made neigh
borly call on Morgan friends last
Sunday between trains.
Mrs. Ed. Kenney and daughter Of
| Waterville are visiting at the Il.
Peavey farm west of this city.
| Miss Ella Yackel went to Spring
field last Saturday, and will enjoy a
short vacation tour before return
ing.
Clothes cleaned. pressed and re-
paired. Neiman makes this work a
speciality. Good work guaranteed.
Postofice Block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scoates of
Paxton purchased tickets for Crown
Point, Ind, and departed the first
of this week.
Misses Lizzie Wiesensee Of Wanda
and Anna Lauterbach Of this city,
Messrs. Joe Lauterbach and Chris.
Schultz, journeyed to St. Peter last
Saturday.
d. T.. Bigham accompanied Miss
Addie, his daughter, to Mankato,
where the latter will visit for few
days before returning to her linotype
work at Madison.
When we have a little spat with
our wives there is always two sides
to a story" A woman has her rights,
see it argued out on the screen at
the Dream Wednesday night.
An unfortunate lady, who was
formerly school teacher at Lam
berton Mrs. Sahr was brought
here last week, adjudged insane and
taken to the St. Peter hospital.
I remodel, make and fit ladies
clothes, the finest craftsman work
at moderate prices, also expert work
done with repairing, dry-cleaning
and pressing. Neiman. Postofice
Block.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson,
formerly Of Delhi, are visiting in
this vicinity, makidg their head
quarters with Mrs. Anderson's
brother. Jas. Gaffney, across the
Minnesota. The Andersons report
that the Redwood colony at Spokane
and vicinity continues to flourish.
The Tracy Herald states that the
claim agent for the Northwestern
road was at Tracy last week for the
purpose of negotiating settlement
with Mrs. Ed. Loomer on account
Of the death of Mr.. Loomer in the
Sanborn wreck. The Herald states
that they were unable to come to
settlement.
On Tuesday, Aug. Both. at the
i Lyman farm, 6 miles southwest Of
Redwood Falls and 9miles northeast
of Wabasso, will be held the big
auction Of the season. This is your
chance to buy a good work horse or
a brood mare. colt or a good COW,
a pig or whole flock of sheep at
your own price. Everything goes,
farm machinery, some Of it nearly
new, hens and chicks, and lot of
small tools and implements. Be
sure and get one of our bills if you
have to ask for it.
The homestead occupied and
owned by the John McIlreavie fami-
| " was transferred, 30 far as title is
concerned. to Alvin Duncan few
days ago, j. b. Robinson e Co. hav-
ing the deal in charge. The house
is situated on plot Of good garden
land exceeding two acres and will
make little farm just the right
size for retired farmer. Mr.. Nc
IIreavie's daughters hope to locate