The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-01-15
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town to the present occupant, l.. N
Rowe, last week.
Died-In Johnsonville, January LIST
1890, August, son of Fred and Alvin
Steffen, aged ID days.
The new council granted liquor Ii
cense Friday evening to the five appli
cants as heretofore published.
Auditor Anderson and wife are cosil,
housed for the winter in the A. Moor
house, opposite H. n. Bells store.
| What with county officials, village
officers and saloon keepers, nearly ev
erybody was getting out bonds last
Friday.
w. P. Huntington, of this place
has been re-appointed commissioner
of the State Soldiers Home by Gov
Merriam.
The Lea der asserts that our DR.
Lyman does a profitable business in
the dentistry line every trip he makes
to Lamberton.
The county fair association has lei
| the contract for the new fair ground
building to r. w. Clough, who will
begin work soon.
Last Thursday evening number OF
United Workmen of this place went ur
to Echo to assist in the institution OF
a new lodge there.
VIM. Stegner was obliged to close
his school near Fairfax recently, owing
to fears of the spread of malignant
diphtheria in that vicinity.
NJ. F. Foley, the brick man, bought
w. E. Bakers newly purchased quar-
ter-section on the Ramsey just before
the latter started for Wisconsin.
The winter season being near at
! hand, there is prospect of several
dancing parties in the next few weeks.
The date for the X. of P. masquerade
has been fixed for January Both.
The members of our local lodge of
United Workmen, with their families
and few invited guests, intend to
have a social reunion and supper to-
morrow evening, at their lodge rooms.
j. B. Robinson G. Co. report the sale
of the Thurston farm, in Kintire, to
Hugh A. Stewart for $500. Also, 100
acres in Redwood Falls township, from
J. A. Nichols to H. F. Jackson, for
1920.
The Y. P. S. G. E. will meet at the
Methodist church next Sunday even
ing at $50 o'clock. Topic, "Why is
Christ precious to you7" Leader,
Herbert Bacon. All young people are
cordially invited.
Our town was slightly torn up yes
terday over suit now on trial before
Justice Pickett, or Delhi, of certain
individuals charged with beating a
drunken man. We hope the guilt will
be fixed where it belongs.
A. D. Stewart was as much elated
last week over his new dignity of
uncle, as he could have been oyer an
election to the state senate. His little
nephew is ten FOUNDER, in the fam
ilv of A. D. Smith,
The Y. P. S. G. E. will meet in the
Christian church next Sunday even
ing at Gas O'Clock. Topic, why is
Christ precious to you'" Leader,
Miss Elmira Conway. All young peo-
pie are cordially invited.
The Morton Enterprise notes the
prospective organization of lodge of
United Workmen there, Past Master
O. A. Mason having made some inves-
LEGATIONS with that end in view, and
finding the citizens favorably disposed.
Members of John S. Marsh Post re-
ceived notice by telegram yestel day,
os the death of R. w. Days, formerly
of Vicksburg and later of Renville.
Mr.. Davis was a member of this post,
and left request that his funeral
should be conducted by his veteran
comrades.
At the adjourned meeting of thu
new village council last Friday even
ing, the police force of last year
Messrs. Winter and Crooks-was re-
appointed. This action should meet
with general approval, as the appoint
ees are courteous as we'll as vigilant,
and the public order under their ad-
ministration has been generally good.
By reference to the county COM
missioners proceedings it will be seen
that license was granted by the board
to the saloon applicants at Sanborn
and Belview. Kintire people will
probably put the question of future Ii
cense to vote at the coming election,
and the matter will be in their own
hands, after the expiration of the cur
rent year.
AS usual, the GAZETTE was desig-
mated as the official county paper last
week, but will again divide the honors
and emoluments with the Reveille and
Leader. The Morgan Messenger is not
yet oflegal age for official publications,
but Editor Small intends to keep his
readers posted on county matters, and
the county can well afford to pay him
small sum for his service. The main
object of this class of advertising is to
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