The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-04-18
Barnes Bros. new sprinkler has ar

from their winters journey in the
south.
Fred. L. Warner made business
trip to Mankato last Tuesday, return
ing Wednesday
Health Officer Gibson gives notice
that all back alleys, etc., must be
cleaned up during the next Is days.
A special session of the county COM
missioners has been called for next
Tuesday, April 23d, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Sheriff Mead has appointed Ben.
Robidou of Morgan jailer, G. v.
Everett and G. C. Peck of this city
deputies.
o. A. Mason left for Deleyan, Fari-
bault county last Monday to work up
the interests of the A. o. U. w. lodge
at that place.
The Board of Audit reports a bal
ance in the county treasury of 3d.
221.84, the smallest balance reported
for longtime.
Mrs. E. A. Lyman is at Madison,
where her mother, Mrs. Pryor, is dan
gerously ill, she having received a
second stroke of paralysis on Friday.
Last Sunday morning in the Meth
odist church at the close of the SER
mon Rev. Hanscome took subscrip-
ton for missions amounting to $3.50.
Thos. Barber, the heavy Echo farm
er, accompanied by Mrs. Barber, Rob
ert j. Barber and wife, were in town
last Friday for the purpose of making
purchases.
Judge Baldwin, Judge Bowers, c.
G. Beck, j R. Abbott and Casper
Blethen were among the Redwood
Falls people who attended court at
Olivia last week.
Losr-a diary for 1894 and one for
1865, and and book, Drummond on
Evolution, at the Park Hotel fire,
Person returning the same will be re-
warded for more then books are
worth. H. W. NELSON.
Mrs. IL E. Crowell of St. Cloud,
daughter to Attorney Joseph Chad
dedon, arrived in this city last week
and is now at her fathers Office. Mrs
Crowell is stenographer of extern
siVe experience and is prepared to dc
all kinds of work in that line.
The city council held another meet
ing last Friday evening and approved
the bond of J.. NJ. Maurier for the
construction of the Washington
avenue sewer. The bond was in the
] sum of $500. Maurier will commence
| work as soon as the material can be
| brought to this city
Attorneys Bowers and Baldwin,
came over from Oliyia last Friday
afternoon. The latter was attending
court at Olivia for the purpose OF
taking an appeal on the county seat
contest. Mr.. Lind is certain that the
Supreme Court will reverse the de-
cision of the trial court.
Bowling of the Renville Star
Farmer, and clerk of the house, writes
to his paper that Herb. Baldwin oil
Redwood Falls and he witnessed
Shores Acres at the Metropolitan
Opera House, st. Paul, during the
last week. Mike adds that ii
was one of the best sermons he ever
listened to.
Ernst Werner and wife we're over
from their farm in Shutdown last Fri
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Werner have just
passed through the ordeal of diphthe-
ria, all of the family, including nine
children, except Mr.. Werner, having
had siege of the dread disease at
one and the same time. One of the
children died.. Three families were
affected, and three deaths occurred.
By resolution the city council adopt
ed the new municipal court act re-
Gently passed by the legislature. The
council was notified by telegram that
the bill had been signed. Redwood
Falls was>the first city to come under
the law. The people are anxiously
awaiting the appointment of a NUM-
cipal Judge. Gov. Clough will ap-
point either H. D. Baldwin or D. A.
Stuart.
The potato rally at Dawson last
week was big success. The only
drawback was that one-half of the
people who wanted to go could not
secure transportation for the reason
that accommodations were not suff-
Gent. At Redwood 15O were left he-