The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-11-03

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sure and vote next Tuesday.
The total school attendance in this
city last Friday evening was 800
There IS still room for more.
Don't forget jim Byram-the best
clerk of court Redwood county has
ever had. Put an \ opposite his
name.
All the young people of the town
will hold a union meeting in the
Christian church next Sunday even
ing at 6:15.
Vote for the only soldier running
for Office in this county-Erastus D..
French for Judge of Probate. Vote
for him hard.
Ed. Jones has fitted up coffee
house open all night concern, if nee
essary on the city lunch counter
fashion-on Washington avenue, and
viii feed the hungry if they give him
a call.
VIII Charles is doing time eleven
daysin the city lookup for being
drunk and disorderly last Saturday
night. After he is released he viii be
asked to answer the charge OF assault
and battery on woman.
Commencing Tuesday evening last
our dry goods dealers, Messrs. T. ".
Philbrick. c. A. Francois d Co. J. t.
! Skinner 4 Co.. Aune & Thune. Lew
Aunis and Geo. Melee. closed Their
places OF business at O'Clock for the
winter season.
Moons blacksmith shop is being
moved from the corner of Third and
Washington to Second and jefferson
lust across from c. D. Thompson $
store. An uncle Of r. D. White may
; put up two-story brick building on
the vacated tract.
) The familiar face of O.W. Mcmillan
was in familiar place last Tuesday
behind the brass gratings of the Cit,
, liens Bank, holding down his old po-
sition as Assistant Cashier of the bank
during the temporary absence of Rot
Turrell in Mankato.
In the case Of Jud. Jones, of Bel
. view. VS.. the Citizens Bank. of this
) city. an action brought in th. United
States court for the district of Michi
gan to recover 5000. alleged to have
been deposited in the bank. the {. S
Court at Mankato decided for thu
bank by throwing the case out 0
, court.
: The semi-annual apportionment o
school funds by the State superintend
! ent. gives Redwood county S1,034
: This speaks we'll for the school at
r tendance in this county. and to the va
rious school officers. There are still
. however. children. who can be brough
in under the compulsory school Law
act. and the powers should enforc
the law.
Hon. 0. B. Turrell and Judge Johl
II. Bowers went TO Mankato on lega
business last Monday evening. :
temporary resident Of Michigan is at
tempting to beat the Citizens BanI
out OF S4Gl0.and took up his residenc,
in that State for the purpose of com
mencinGsu;t. Judge Bowers propos
e. TO have the suit annulled bv reason
r of the plaintiff being a non-residen
D Of that State.
County Auditor Anderson and hi
t deputv-"Chuck" Everett. and Emf
!. Luenzli, too, were kept busy last Mon
&. day morning. distributing 1900 tick
ets-5-cIO State-5.0O county-anC
: 5000 womens ballots-to the tow
clerks Of 30 voting precincts. Tn,
:. county and women's ballots wer,
: printed. tabled and labelled in ths
, GAZETTE Office and. as Andrew An
derson said. IN a mora TASTY manne
than the State ballots printed in the
: city. Each tab contained one hun
: dred ballcts-no more and 10 less
? and when the clerks learned uher,
: they were printed they gently re
i marked There's no use counting
! them: they're alright" Il was afte
dinner before the last clerk called 70
: his tickets. About 1000 Of each. IN
less it viii be the women's. viii b
: voted next TUESDAY.
4 Stout. the bus man. and Lyman
/ the doctor. and Stout herd Of hounds
! went fox hunting the other dav-ths.
second hunt OF the season. Stout wor,
: the bucksain leggias and rode a fer,