The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-05-04
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Editor Smith, Of the Lamberton
Leader, is in the city.
A. G. Burmeister shipped q car load
Of -four to Pittsburg This week.
r. I'll. Schwahn, town clerk of Wat
erbury, was in Redwood yesterday
Miss Randall, of Frazye; a niece of
Mrs. NJ. p. Powell, is visiting with
that lady.
w. G. Hammer, of Redwood Falls,
left for Eddy, New Mexico, via the
N. ~ st. J.. yesterday.
Fremont Conklin has been dan
gerously i'll with lung fever since
Thursday, but is now convalescing.
/, Hon. G. D. Gillian was up Tues
day, in response to a jury subpoaena'
but was excused by Judge Weber.
Prof. AL. Fish, who recently left
here for Minneapolis, is now connect
ed with a circus band, playing first
cornet.
The strawberry festival by the Ep
worth League Friday night was sue
cess from financial as well as, a
pleasure standpoint.
County Auditor Anderson, Treasur-
or Kuenzli and Clerk Bvram were in
st. Paul Thursday and made an Of
fetal call on Gov. Nelson.
H. J. Gasman, after travelling
through Wisconsin, has returned sat
isfied with Redwood Falls, and will
soon build residence on Wyoming
street.
Hon. S. J. Abbott, of Faribault
county, representing that county in
the last legislature, visited with the
family of his brother w. L. Abbott,
in this city last week.
The district court room of the court
house has been greatly improved by
carpeting, as we'll as sound wires
strung across several feet below the
ceiling. The acoustics now are nearly
perfect.
The extreme cold weather of early
last week, together with the heavy
fall of snow, caused j. w. Crump to
return to Florida, where he will re-
main until summer is certain. Mrs.
Crump remains here until next fall.
There are 2O6 mortgages held by
persons residing in this county, ac-
cording to Register Evans Transcript
on the assessors book. Of this num-
Der las are in the city of Redwood
Falls, 20 being held by the local
Building and Loan Association.
The Granite Falls Journal, in speak
ing of a X. P. first anniversary cele-
bration in that town says that "after
doing considerable work in the de-
grees they adjourned to the CONNER
cial House and partook of fine re-
| past served up by mine host McCar-
thy in his best STYLE"
| Auditor Anderson has received no
tice from State Auditor Bierman that
LIZA acres Of heretofore untaxed
land in this county are to be placed
on the tax roll for 1893, 657 acres of
which are state lands, ], 800 acres final
entities, and 9,699 acres of lands con-
tracted by the w. & St. P. r. r. Co.
Careful inquiry of farmers through
out the various towns in the county
sustains the statement that not over
five per cent of the wheat and oats
sown prior to Prof. Hicks recent
storm has been injured, and this per-
centage lies in low places where the
damage is more likely to be waite,
than by FROST.
At the monthly meeting of the 10
cal Building and Loan association
$500 was loaned. There remains near
ly thousand dollars which will bt
loaned at the next meeting, the frs
Tuesday in June. All stock holder.
are urgently requested to pay up thei
: back dues, as every cent can be loaned
if the payments are made promptly
The Church of the Holy Commun
ion EpiscopaD took another step to
wards church advancement last Sun
day when surplice choir, consisting
of Everett McC lintock, Fred Warner
Maggie Barley, Fred Bager, Inc
Vaughn, Robert McClintock, Ross
: Laird, Harry Warner, Matte Beart
and Harry Ward, witt "Genie" Drak'
!, and "Charlie" Luscher as promptors
l and Inez Baldwin as organist, was in
) troduced to attendants. The littl,
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