The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-04-26

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]. II. Engerman, Of st. Peter, is Wis
ting with the Gaffneys, of Delhi.
Judge Olson spent Sunday and
Monday in Sleepy Eye on business.
w. F. Dickinson is in St. Paul
where he is attending a meeting oil
the Board of Custodians Of the State
There will be German Lutheran
services at the opera house next Sun.
day, commencing at three o'clock in
the afternoon. All are invited.
The Tate Robinson suit in the Rem
vile county district court, an action
to recover for SANDER, was Withdrawn
and some spicy testimony therefore
unrevealed.
Something is wrong up at Redwood
Falls, says the Slayton Herald. No
important discovery has come to light
for several days. Is the professional
discoverer sick?
All members of Redwood Falls
Lodge, No. 68, A. O. q. W., are urg-
emily requested to be present next
Monday evening,when important mat
tiers will be up for consideration.
Ed. Simmons lost an open-faced
silver watch while driving to the St,
Louis depot on Wednesday of last
week, presumably while going down
the hill. The finder will confer kind
ness on popular bus driver by re-
turning it.
DIR. Welcome, who left Sleepy Eye
for California some time last fall, is
much improved in health and expects
to return to Sleepy Eye about May
10th. DR.. Welcomes many friends
in this vicinity will be glad to hear
this statement.
A pony race during the early part
OF the week between ponies owned by
Ron Theiring, J. V. McGettrick and
Chas. Everett, was won by the former,
best two out of three half mile heats
The best time made was SO seconds
on heavy track.
Andrew Birum left Tuesday for his
future home in Austin. As Mr., Birum
stated to his Masonic friends last
Wednesday evening, "Boys, I'll come
back; I'll not live in Austin always
and the many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Birum will be glad to welcome them
back.
Already Gen. Supt. Caswell has re-
ceived quite a large number of orders
for telephones to be placed in under
the supervision of the Redwood Falls
Telephone Co. The last one to be
placed is in J. F. Rogers Office at the
lumber yard. Messrs. Baldwin and
Caswell both intend placing them in
at their residences.
+ DR.. w. D. Finn expects to leave
for Galveston, Texas, about May LIST
for the purpose of attending the an
nual convention of the American
Medical and Surgery Association,
which convenes at that place about a
week later. The doctor will probably
be accompanied by Mrs. Finn. They
will be absent from home about one
month.
VanKirk & Keene's gallery will be
open for one week beginning Monday,
May 9TH. Mr.. VanKirk will be here
prepared to do all kinds of work in
that line. Plan to come and have your
photos taken that week. The finest
work will be assured to all their pa
irons. Cloudy weather as good as any,
don't stay away for that reason. So 2t
The case of Renville County against
Beard & Gray, bankers at Fairfax land
the sureties on their bond given to Sc,
cure the county for funds deposited
was concluded last Wednesday. The
jury returned verdict in favor of the
county and against Beard & Gray and
four sureties for the full amount, ST.
S77. The case has been vigorously
contested on both sides and has at
tracted a great deal of attention in
this county.
It is announced from New York that
the reorganization plan of the Mimi
eapolis & St. Louis is ready to be an
nounced. It is stated that it provides
for an issue of 100000 of 5 per
cent consolidated gold mortgage
bonds. OF this amount $5,3OO,OOO
will be used to retire the equipment
mortgage and take up its interest and
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