The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-10

1Ol AuouO sOtu, Wu0T0 ne Will lnVoSCt
gate the climate and industries.
Editors McRae, of the Morgan
Messenger, and Byington, of the
Rural Center. were in the city yester.
day.
Next Tuesday will be the last day
for subscribers paying in advance tc
get the Northwestern Agriculturist
free of charge.
School district treasurer and town
order books for sale at the GAZETTE Of
flee. They are printed for Redwood
county clerks.
Editors Harris and Bohanon, of the
Belview Independent and Lamberton
Leader respectively, we're in the city
Tuesday and Wednesday.
County Attorney Frank Clague
came over from Lamberton last
Tuesday morning, and was present at
the meeting of the county board as
legal adviser.
Archie Stewart came down from
Underwood last Tuesday. He states
that the bridge across the Redwood
river on the county line will have to
be reconstructed very soon, for the
reason that the piers are unsafe and
unable to hold heavy load.
The Princeton Union, in referring
to the collapse of gold mining at the
Delhi mines, states: zone by one,
bright bubbles float away or collapse,
but we are slow to believe that the
Redwood country and Rainy Lake Re-
gions do not contain a rich mineral
deposit"
Several members of the Y. P. S. G..
E. society, Of the Presbyterian church,
met at the home of Miss Frances
Everett last Saturday evening. They
INDUCED in social games, after which
light refreshments were served. 1t
was about 1890 O'Clock when the
party broke up.
A rail was laid across the North
western track near Miller, S. D., about
two weeks ago, and threw an engine
off the track. The case was at once
reported to headquarters, and a de-
tective was sent out to look into the
case. An arrest is likely to be made,
as result of the Investigation.
DR.. w. D. Finn was called to Wa
SEGA last Monday to consult with DR..
Lewis on the condition of the three
year old son of Tom. Mccarthy, who
is suffering from Group. Tommy"
Mccarthy was brakeman on the Red
wood branch at one time, and his po-
lite way made all patrons of the road
his friends.
The total enrolment of the public
schools on last Tuesday was 375. Of
this number ~ are in the high school
30 in the eighth grade; A in the
seventh grade; 36 in the sixth grade;
81 in the fifth grade; A in the fourth
grade; 35 in the third grade; 36 in the
second grade; "a in the second pri-
mary and 81 in the first primary.
At the meeting of the county COM
missioners on Tuesday James Arnold,
of the First Commissioner district,
was aelected as chairman for the en-
suing two years. The bonds of the
various county officers, except J. r.
Lankard, as treasurer, were approved
The Board raised Mr.. Lankard's bond
Sic, 600, or making the total bond re-
quired for county money $4,000, and
$4,000 for the State fluids, total oil
$4,000. AS soon as MIR. Laukard
was made aware of the same he com
menced preparing the bond, which
was filed and accepted on Wednesday
All of the commissioners, Messrs. Bill.
lington, Aftermath, Arnold, Pease and
Cooper we're present.
Plans and specifications have been
prepared for the erection of three
story building on the northwest corner
of Second street and Washington av
enue, the same to take The place oil
the two-story frame building. now oc-
cupied by the grocery department OF
the general merchandise store of G. A.
Francois & Co. The building is to be
erected bp Mrs. G. A. Francois, and
will be used for banking, hotel office
and sleeping and dining rooms, and
also for the mercantile business. The
plans prepared call for bank on the
corner, and it has already been agreed
that one OF the present institutions
A. $1,000 ILL., l1A..1 ~G1o