The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-07-05

Mrs. w. L. Abbott and Miss Susie
Abbott are visiting with friends al
Granite Falls.
E. L. Mcdowell, of Revere p. O..
on the South Side of the county, was
in the city last week.
Miss Mary Murset visited with Myr-
tie March over Sunday, returning to
her home in Gibbon Monday.
Miss Callie Watson, of Minneapolis
has been visiting with Mrs. w. D.
Martin during the past week.
Mrs. DR.. I. Cole was among the pas
sengers for Minneapolis on the east
bound st. Louis last Saturday.
Miss Matte Bigham left last Mon
day on three weeks visit among
friends in St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Lamberton's water works will con-
sist of 1900 barrel tank, an eighteen
foot wind mill and 100 foot tower,
aside from the water mains and other
appliances for a complete system of
water works.
Clyde Darling and Alfred Chad
bourne, two Redwood Falls boys who
have been attending Hamllne Uni
versity, are putting in the summer
earning hard dollars as conductors on
two of the lines of the street railway
company of St. Paul.
The greater portion of Redwood
Falls people are attending the cele-
bration at Sleepy Eye while this paper
is in press. The band went down on
the early Wednesday morning train,
and the base ball boys, or those not
members of the band, took the II 20
train at noon.
Lamberton Leader: J. r. Lark
ard, of Kintire, was in town Thursday
and gave this office call. Mr.. Lark
ard is candidate for nomination as
county treasurer. 1t was our first
meeting with him, but find a very
pleasant gentleman and we'll posted
in Repulicanism in which he is firm
believer.
The city board of equalization, in
equalizing the assessment of property
in the city, used the basis of 40 per
cent Of the real valuation in perform
ing the work. The county board, com
posed of the commissioners, will take
a crack at the assessments, as re-
turned,in about two weeks after which
the State board will get in it's work.
Before the whole matter is finally set
tied there promises to be some fun.
A special from Saltwater says that
Michael NJ. Madigan, the Redwood
Falls attorney, who is serving three
years in prison for irregularities, is
not satisfied with the action of the
supreme court denying him a new
trial and has engaged counsel to make
reargument. 1t is reported that the
time for this has expired, but Madigan
claims that under the rules of the
court he still has few days.
Granite Tribune: When this State
was a territory and during its infancy,
the white settlers who dared to trail
this soil we're in constant apprehen-
sion of humiliation by the murderous
bands of savage Indians that disputed
the claim of any white intruder. La
ter the whites became numerous and
of course could not live and thrive
without political differences and later
the little band that first struggled
hand in hand for a foothold is lost
sight of in the great oblivian of the
misty past.
| John Martin, as administrator OF
the estate of Jacob Martin, deceased,
has commenced suit against Ellanora
John and Albert Dittbener to recover
possession of the land decided to
them on condition that they would
not complain against him on the
charge of having shot at John Dit
benner in Morgan about a year ago.
The allegations in the complaint are
the same as those in previous COM
plant in which Jacob Martin was the
plaintiff, and published in this paper
at the time of the fling. 1t was
thought that the case would be
dropped at the time of Martins death,
but Martins relatives, aside from his
wife, have decided to make the fight,
and will probably have the property
placed in possession of the admins