The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-03-21

The Keene gallery will be open
Thursday and Friday, April 4th and
9TH. 3O-4t
Gus. Theiring was visiting with his
sister at Springfield during the past
week.
Shutdown and Swedes Forest are
perfectly clear of the treasurer's books,
SO far as personal property taxes are
concerned. The delinquent tax list will
probably not be any larger than it was
in years gone by.
Mayor WI. Dickinson left for Mad
ison Tuesday. He holds a Masonic
lodge of instruction at that place dur
ing the remainder of this week. Rep
resentatives from various lodges in
that neighborhood are present.
B. A. Schuman, of Minneapolis, one
of the State secretaries of the Y. NJ. G.
A. of Minnesota, occupied the pulpit
at the Methodist church last Sunday
evening, and lead the young mems
meeting at the afternoon session. Rev.
L. L. Hanscom, the pastor, was suf-
fering from a slight attack of the
grippe.
A large sized draft came to w. F.
Dickinson, as treasurer Of the Board
of Education, one day last week. It
was from the office of State Auditor
Dunn and was for $1,000. The money
was for the purpose of taking up
$1,000 worth of school bonds held by
John B. Braley and issued to his order
some ten years ago. 1t was secured
by instruction of recent school meet
ing called for that purpose.
Will Andrews, clerk at the Morton
eating house, and quite well-known
here, where he has a number of friends,
was seriously injured internally one
day last week, while attempting to
board moving locomotive doing yard
work. The latter was moving at the
rate of about 20 miles per hour and
Mr.. Andrews in boarding it was in
iured 80 bad that he has been unable
to perform his clerical duties since,
Echo business men have made it in
teresting for the editor of the local pa
per there and Henry Mather, son OF
Samuel Mather. 1t appears that on
election day, according to written pro,
gramme, three women of ill-repute ar
rived in Belview from Minneapolis
and remained there until after dark
when they were taken to Echo by the
above two men and there assisted ir
, celebrating the election held on tha
day. There were several others in OF
the celebration. As a result the bust
ness men are boycotting all concerned
The women have left.
VanHemert, of the gold mine, wa
in town yesterday, and reports tn
t shaft sunk to a depth of about ninet
: feet. The company has just purchase
= the Cumming tract of 40 acres,payin!
$1,000 for the same. How much wa
r paid down is not definitely known, bu
: the understanding is that nearly one
t half of the amount has already foun
: it's way into the pockets of the ez
t owners. A party near to them make
: the statement, and John Cummin
( was heard to remark two weeks ag
Q that one-half of the purchase pric
:. would have to be paid before the dee
Q was turned over.
: Renville county names a count
8 physician and fixes his salary at $72
per year. DR.. E. H. Clay is name
: for the place. In case of sickness
, among the poor the nearest resider
= physician is given the right to answe
y calls in emergency cases. At the. meet
2 ing of the Board last week an az
q preparation was asked for the purpos
= of improving the road around til
;. Birch Coulee monument, out the maj
o ter was laid over. The poor hous
s and inmates we're reported in excellen
: condition. Persons bringing in il
| sane were notified toNgive three day.
t notice to the Prob ate Judg e, in case
8 where practical. A large number c
bills we're allowed and application
o for attachments acted on.
/ The rock for the foundation of tn
: corner extension of Hotel Francois ar
' now being placed on the ground, ant
: work will probably be commenced a
moving the old building during tn
! month. Two or three persons hav
attempted to purchase the franz
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