The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-03

ne CITY COUNCIL nolQ meetln8
Tuesday evening and cancelled J. NJ.
Maurier's plumbers license.
The brick work on the new Morton
school house has been completed, and
the wood work is now being carried on.
In the report of the funds on hand
in the State treasury the treasurer re-
ports $4,875.73 in the insolvent Citi-
zens Bank of Redwood Falls and
$3,8O4.O1 in the Redwood County
Bank.
Mrs. E. II. Chollar and Miss Bessie
will arrive from Minneapolis next
week. Miss Bessie has been under
treatment in that city for some time
and is rapidly regaining her former
strength.
Mrs. Charles G. Chollar will arrive
in Redwood Falls during the next few
days. Mrs. Chollar has been visiting
her mother in Minneapolis for several
weeks up to last Thursday when she
left for Sleepy Eye, where she has
since been visiting with friends in that
town.
Last week The GAZETTE stated that
the Messrs. and Miss Conway would
soon leave to join the Adventists col
ony in California. While there is an
Adventist church near their future
home it is not a fact that colony in
the strict meaning of the word is To-
Gated anywhere in California.
Stanley Bissell is now a full-dedged
member of the Minnesota U foot ball
team. Stanley is muscular Sir Gal
lahad and takes to foot ball playing
like ducks take to water. During the
coming vacations the U foot ball team
will visit the Pacific coast and various
other points enroute. The team will
contest for pigskin honors on the trip.
The Renville Fair association is
having meeting to-day and to-mor-
row at Renville. The Granite Falls
Driving Park Association will hold it's
races on Oct. 8, 9 and 10 and will
hang up some good purses. Among
the attractions in the race line will be
ten young ladies who will appear on
bicycles and go through some fancy
evolutions.
In the. absence of Rev. J. Sinclair
the services in the Presbyterian church
last Sunday morning we're conducted
by four young men of the c. E. soci-
ety-Chas. johnson, Herbert Graham,
E. E. Herriot and D. A. Stuart. A
paper on "What has Politics to do
with Religion" was read by Mr..
Stuart, and one on "Our Mission in
Life" by Mr.. Herriot.
An item in the St. Peter Journal
has it that the firm of Lind & Hag-
berg of New Ulm has been dissolved.
E. G. Patterson of Huron, S. D., was
in the city over Sunday. Mr.. Patter-
son is an attorney of that town, JUS
tice of the peace, and city treasurer.
He was looking for a now location
and is thinking seriously of locating
here. Monday afternoon he left for
Tracy on his bicycle.
Contractor Jaehn expects to COM
mence work on Hotel Francois some
time during the next three or four
days. The joists, which have been
the cause of the delay, are now here,
and are being put in place. Mr.. Jaehn
has also secured the contract for COM
pleting the Mckay building, next to
The GAZETTE, and with the three
buildings on he has his hands full
He is increasing the number of bis
brick layers and expects to have all
of the buildings enclosed before snow
flies.
l.. J. Mosher left last Saturday fos
his former home in Owatonna where
he will hereafter act as ticket agent
and day operator for the Northwestern
railroad at that place. Mr.. Mosher
has acted as operator under Agent
Beecher for some time and during his
stay here made many friends who will
be glad to hear that he has been pro-
noted, in position as we'll as in salary.
His position here will be filed by
Gus Theiring, a Redwood boy, who
learned the art of telegraphy under
Jack Mosher and who has for some
time been carrying on the key work at
Springfield.
According to the daily papers the
population of Redwood county as
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