The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-04


several varieties, at one half of former
prices, at J. NJ. Dunnington's. 80 II
Grant Martin and wife returned
from Minneapolis last Thursday and
are at home with the groom's mother
southwest of the city.
Editor Hill of the Morton Enter
prise and Thos. Knighton one of the
boomers of Morton town were over
last Wednesday and made pleasant
call on The GAZETTE.
Abner Durham, of Indian Creek,
Nicollet county, is visiting with Byron
Whittet in Delhi township, and the
Indian Creek correspondent remarks
that the fur bearing animals have no
cause to mourn.
Maj G. B. Heffelfinger OF Minneap-
oils, trustee of G. A. Francois & Co.,
came up last Monday and made an
inspection of the stock with .. L.
Dornberg and w: F. Dickinson, at the
request of Manager Schmahl.
David F. Vail, adjuster for the
Hartford ms. Co., states that the Red
wood Falls fire department did great
work in preventing the fire spreading
last Friday and that the work would
have been credit to a much larger
city.
1t is now practically decided that
the Riheldaffer tract just south of H.
Theiring's residence will be the cream
cry site. This was settled when John
Arnett, at depth of u feet, struck a
vein of water that soon filled the we'll
up to the extent of 40 feet This Twill
give the creamery all the water it can
use. Work will commence on the
building during the next week.
Redwood Falls Commaudery No.
Is, K. T. elected the following officers
at the annual meeting last Monday
night: H. N. Bell eminent command
or, George Drake generallismo, G.. E.
Mckay captain general, George F.
Crooks senior warden, y. L. Dornberg
junior warden, w. F. Dickinson treas
urer, E. NJ. Holmes recorder, w. P.
Huntington standard bearer, Thos.
King sword bearer, Geo. Houghmas-
ter warder, and w. S. Clayson SEN
tinel.
The city council met last Tuesday
night. A ditch was ordered put in in
front OF Mrs. P. Hitchcock's residence
The water tower was ordered painted
by Alfred Englund, the bridge across
the Redwood was ordered repaired
and painted, two additional shut off
nozzels we're ordered purchased for
the fire department, the police force
was declared to consist of chief and
one policeman, the application of
Barnes Bros. and J. V. McGettrick
for water for srrinkling purposes was
referred to water works committee to
report and decide upon rate, and the
question of building bell tower and
hose drying tower at First ward house
was considered.
S. Pollard received telegram from
Brownton last Monday announcing
the death of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Pollard, of Mukwonago, Wisconsin,
uncle and aunt to Mr.. Pollard. The
deaths we're the result of grippe, from
which the two had been suffering
about two weeks. The deaths both
resulted at about the same time, and
the funerals occurred yesterday after
noon. Both were over SO years Of
age and celebrated the golden ami.
verssary of their wedding about three
years ago. The death of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Pollard leaves only two
male heirs to that name of the same
descent, S. Pollard and his son Fran.
els S. Pollard, both of this city, the
latter reporter on The GAZETTE staff
News was received here last Mon
day morning of. the death of Mr.. Fred
G. Gley, who for long time was clerl
in the mercantile house of G.. A. Fran
co.'s & Co., and afterwards became
manager of Hotel Francois, and then
owing to sickness, was obliged tt
leave his work and seek rest and rec
reation. Mr.. Gley went to Youne
America, and barring short trip tt
New Ulm, has been there ever since
or up to the time of his death. Since
his health commenced on the down
ward grade Mr.. Gley has been con
fined to his bed almost continually
and has been assisted by numerous