The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-08

100.
Matt Offerman, Ice house, $50.
Spoiford's store, two stories, 20x36, 81 100
L. s. Clemens, Improvements to saloon
building, $500.
Improvements to dwelling house 800.
c. C. Belt & Son, two story, store build
ing, frame, 20x36, 1000.
George Pennie store and dwelling, twG|
stories, 2Ox4o, 81 500.
Court House, frame, two stories, 2Sx2s
2,l5o.
Presbyterian church. additional $500.
II. L. Daniels, Improvements on dwelling
800.
J. W. Crump, addition to store building
1886, $3.50.
S. Sickle. store building, l6x24, 500.
H. Wingett, Improvements to dwelling
house, Sl25.
Thos Mcmillan, addition to barn Sloo.
Robert Watson, addition and improve
ments to dwelling house $3.50.
DR.. Hitchcock, addition to dwelling
house $500.
Mrs. Grimmer, dwelling, $500.
Levi Truesdell, harness shop, 1925.
s. +. Ruter, addition to dwelling, $3.50
G.. W. Buxton, addition to dwelling,
800.
Jas. Mcmillan, frame stable, 500.
S. Kaufman, addition and improve
ment to store building $50.
A. NJ. Northrop, addition to dwelling,
$500.
W. P Tenney, frame dwelling, one and
half stories, 5000.
Eldor Mason, fame stable 1924, $500.
A. NJ. Cook, Cooper shop, $500.
Rob Wilson, frame dwelling one and
half, l6x24, $500.
J. McDermott, frame dwelling, $3.50.
L. F. Robinson, addition to dwelling
house, 800.
Frame Barn, $500.
J.E. Belt, repairs on dwelling, $1eo.
w. C. March, addition to Hotel, $500.
7. Henzie, frame dwelling, two stories,
$4,000
Frame barn 2ox4o, $500.
VIC. Seward, work on dwelling, $35.
Till Tibbets, repairs on Office building,
$50.
A. Dolvin, addition to frame dwelling
5000.
Frame barn, $500.
J. NJ. Burial, frame store room, 800.
| James Durtnal, finishing store building
$40. -
Mr.. B. Flynn will have his Hall, in the
End. story of Putterfeld's building, COM
pleted by next Tuesday and ready to
commence on Tuesday evening.
The Hall is very comfortable and well
arranged for writing classes.
Mr.. Flynn's terms are $50 per session
| of twelve lessons; the scholar furnishing
his ownlight and stationery.
For further particulars call on Mr.. Flynn
He will be found either at the Hall or his
Office across the Street.
The County Board was in session on
Tuesday and Wednesday. The following
are some of the items of business transacted.
Accepting Bonds of County Officers.
Fixing the salary Of the County Attorne,
at 200 per Annum. Appointment Of W
&. Herriott as County Superintendent Of
Schools.
Apatition was received praying that thu
south half of the town of North Hero be Or
sanized into School District; Referred.
for final action, to the meeting on March
10th.
Fifty dollars was appropriated to aid il
building bridge across Crow Greek, OF
The New Ulm road.
The report of the Commission appoint
ID to lay road South, to the county line
was accepted and a change recommended
on sections IL and 13. town Ill range 36,
Referred for further action.
The Board of education OF this District
at its regular meeting on Tuesday evening
determined to organize a third department,
providing, q suitable room could be pro-
cured on reasonable terms. There are
Ninety names enrolled with more t,
n come, which is fully twenty five more than
o the School House will accommodate, il
J, proper regard is had either to the health
!, Of theScholars or the efficiency of the teach
{ ing. The Board felt great reluctance il
taking a step that would incur additions
expense, but in view Of its duty to provide
4 suitable school building accommodation.
S for the District, it was unavoidable; A
j; school comprising one hundred scholars il
building Of the dimensions of ours, is lit.
. tie more than farce. It would, unques'
tionably, be better to provide the means
9 for another department, this winter, BY
# shortening the term. next summer, to tw'
;, months than to carry it on in its presen
crowded condition.
i It is hoped, however, that the Distric
d will have the funds to continue the schoo
the full time; at the same time, make i
:; what it ought to be.
Mr.. C. C. Sticlkle's room LIST door east o
C. C. Belt & Sons store, has been procur
!, ed for the use Of the school, and, it is ex
:. pected, will be occupied next Monday.
e WE'RE a benedict! And Christ
% mas eve was the dawning Of thu
It light on our dull senses-the gentle
man of oEN1EvRE persuasions of6cia
4 ting. Henceforth we'll have to foregt
| he lines Of the batchelor poet:
= uyvhile We thonOh tired of single life.