The Redwood gazette., 1895-05-30
j. 81. Doty of Courtlsnd was in
Redwood Ealla on h,riness last week.

j. 81. Doty of Courtland was in
Redwood Falls on buriness last week.
Alex j. Anderson, formerly clerk
in this city, but now q travelling sales
man for q clothing house, was in the
city over Sunday.
Mrs. Knopf and daughters left Fri
day for Pennsylvania, where they will
reside in the future. The elder Knopf,
with one or two sons, had already left
this city.
Mrs. P. E. Beecher, Lieut.. A. L.
Beecher and Miss. Harriet Beecher
left last Thursday for q short visit
with Mr.. Mrs. Chas T. Howard at
Redfeld, S. D.
VanDusen & Co.'s elevator received
about 5000 bushels of wheat last
week. The price ranged from GA to
20 cents per bushel, Notwithstanding
a printed report that it was only 60
cents.
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Mcmillan,
the former commander of the Mime
sofa State Soldiers Home at Minneha-
ha, came up with Capt. and Mrs. Hen
ry A. Castle yesterday. They will re-
main here for few days visiting with
their daughter, Mrs. Fred L. Warner.
John Payne of St. Paul, son to
Mrs. E. Payne, living on her farm in
Sheridan township, was visiting with
his mother during the early part of
last week. He left this city Thurs
day afternoon for St. Paul. He was
on bicycle and intended to reach St.
Paul by Friday evening.
Government agents at Granite Falls
paid nearly $1,000 to Indians resid-
ing near Granite Falls on May 10Th.
The Indians participating in the plum
received $ll4.O6 each. As soon as they
received the money old debts were
paid up and new articles purchased.
The Tribune says that not a dollar OF
the amount was used in the purchase
of liquor.
Prof. F. V. Hubbard, formerly OF
the Redwood Falls public schools,
but later of Waseca, was last week
elected by the board of trustees of
the Red Wing school to the position Of
superintendedent of the schools oi
that city. Prof. Hubbard will receive
81 500 per year and Red Wing will gel
much more benefit out of him for its
children than the amount the city pay
him.
Conductor Thos, R. Hughes and
Maj. NJ. E. Powell we're in Mime
apolis last Wednesday evening at
tending a meeting of the Ancient and
Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine
They saw several candidates conduct.
ing camels over the burning sands o1
the desert and after the proper oasis
had been reached joined a large crowd
in partaking of delectable food and
choice camel's milk.
It took 40 pounds of printed paper
to give the readers of THE GAZETTE
the Minnesota law supplements this
and last week. The supplement-
comprised % page, seven columns te
the page, printed on a good quality
of paper. The Office sent out few
over 1000 supplements to it's reader.
The entire edition of supplement.
made over 4,3l2, 900 inches if measur
ed by columns, or 1853, 1888 feet, OF
SO males.
In the slander suit of Mrs. Annie
Hart VS.. Mrs. Sarah Mcintosh O
Echo the defendant has through hel
attorney, Judge Baldwin, entered al
answer denyiag each and all Of the al
legations made in the complaint. L
is understood that th9 witnesses men
toned in the complaint are not ready
to go on to the witness stand ant
swear that Mrs. McIntosh used thu
language attributed to her in tn,
complaint.l In fact, the witnesses
contend that Mrs. McImtosh used NJ
such language. The case falls fiat
as result.
The cityl council held specia
meeting last Thursday evening ane
located the new fountain for watering
purposes at the intersection of Mil
and Second streets. The fountair
has since been placed in position by
Contractor j IN. Maurier. 1t is loeat
ed in the center of the cross streets
and will have a lamp over it in order
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