The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-06-22

), THURSDAY, JUN
Fargo and Moothesa are raising $50,
900 by subscription for a wagon bridge
across the bloody chasm at that point.
The editor having availed himself of a
favorable opportunity to see Marshall for
the first time, via the excursion. the read
er is invited to take pot luck this week
with the presiding demon, left IN charge
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Dir. Broughton has had Whitaker aid
his moving apparatus employed in haiti
ing the house in Wstson's addition. form
erly occupied by Mr.. Ackmann, on to his
lots opposite A. E. Kings residence:
Leok Dat for the Boom!
Dry goods.
Boots and shoes.
For next thirty days,
At cost. for cash, 1t a....
<s WV. o6ortxr & Co.'S
EaaIt il rumorcd that tic Milwaukee l. St..
= al and Northwestern roads, having sui.
Med ,eavily INST year in damages paid
for smash ups of circus trains. havs put
up prices for hauling theso sconccrns 81
high that we are likely to 60 without cir
fuses this sumiaer. - -.
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We met Mr. j: d. Devorc. Of Elkhorn,
Wis. last Saturday: As an old newspa-
per man. Mr.. Dcvore gave us an interest.
ing talk and seemed DESTROYS of informing
himself as to the history and prospects OF
6uf town. with which, he was apparently
we'll pleased.
D. l.. Bigham is sure that liberal ap.
pliEatit'ii of manure makes cottonwood
trees grow faster. and points with pride
to a fine row of these trees, eleven years
from setting out and With trunks between
two and tliYec feet in circumference. tC
prove it.
Ex-Judgc Hanscomc, of St. Peter, has
been engaged to wave THE torch Of fire. {
dom at Bird Island on the 18th, and B. +
Webbcr will unmuzzlc his patriotism at
Tracy on the same glorious anniversary
1t is hardly likely that they will include
in their orations any reference to the ju
dicial nominations in this district.
At meeting OF the Presbyterian con
gregatioh last Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Ander-
son was unanimously rvqiicsted to remain
in charge another year. Mr.. Anderson
has gained the affection of his congrega'
ton and the respect of the whole com
munity during his stay here, and for him
to leave now would seem almost talam
ity.
The verdict of ''criminal and wilfu
carelessneSs." was rendered by the coro
ners jury. at Lake CITY. in tn, case OF
Captain Davidson and Pilot King. Of TIT
steamer Centennial. which Tar into the
boat occupie by Frank Collins near that
place on Monday, causing tho death O
the latter Bail was procured at Wi
mona, and the boat proceeded on he1
tri p.
GAINESVILLE Argus: DcGraf & Hopkins
bsye twn four-vcar old steers which bring
the scales down Il, 1900 pounds. A
present prices they would bring nearly
$500 in Chicago. They arc fine spcci
mems. and were raised without extra feed
ing besides from the usual allowance
When steers Of this kind reach such
weight by feeding from Minnesota blue
grass, farmers should hesitate no Longer
to introduce stock fhising.
d.. Laird, last week, realized hand
some price for his fine colt; Ida Laird;
Mr. &. ii. Bohn being the purchaser
Mr.. Bohn traded his store building or
Mill street, which cost over $500 three
wears ago. and is now as good rs new, fol
the animal. The building will be moved
across the street. on to Laird & Dorm
berg's lots. and be occtipied by them as q
hardware store. The colt is fine blood
cd animal. and was put into the trade al
valtie of $685.
The Town boards Of Review
Will meet at the Office of the town clerk
on the fourth Monday Of June.
Section So. of the tax law defining theii
diities, reads, "and on the application OF
''any person considering himself aggrict
"ed, they shall review the assessment
land correct the same as shall appear tt
chem inst" Further on the same section
reads, "afl complaints and grievances 81
:individuals, residents Of the town OF
"district, in reference to the asscssmen,
"of personal property shall he heard and
decided by the town board"
A pHf1ic spirited citizen suggests that
our people ought to be stirred up to take
more pride in their home surroundings
While the natural advantages of Redwood
are superior to any of ifs c6hIpects, its
householders, with few honorable e1-
ception,. neglect to even make those i'm.
provements which cost no MONEY and but
little labor, and which would redeem their
premascs from that slatternly, slovenly
appearance which advertises :kcm as
truly az their personal Hcatricss Of Nick OF
it is 'nlalisftered by tlIe1f' individual habif:
iments.
Judge Bowers represented Redwood
county sc tire recent session al Mankato
of the Southwestern Minnesota LzssId did
Imnigratiosi Society. The Convention
came to an asteentehit to issue 100, 0oo
pamphlets. to set forth the advantages to
aattl.irs NJ th1, eighteen counties cOnStitll.