The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-03-28

Miss Sophia Miller has rented the
rooms over Wolff & Co.'s store, where
her dressmaking parlors will be To-
Gated in the future.
Auditor Anderson and Deputy Aud
itor Mckay returned from their trip to
st. Paul last Saturday. Both gentle
men say that St. Paul is great town
for entertainment.
Mrs. H. M. Hitchcock left for Min
neapolis last Tuesday. She was joined
at North Redwood by Miss Sophia
Miller, who came down from Delhi on
the east-bound train.
The Fairmont Sentinel has tale of
man named Hyde, residing in that
town, being one of the heirs to an es-
tate worth $l5O,OOO,OOO and left by
rich relatives in England. These for
tunes are nice reading about, but some
of them are very hard to get.
Granite Tribune: 1t is reported
that two young girls left here about
the middle of last week to seek their
fortune. Both had been reared by
kind parents who did all in their pow
or to educate them, but loye of adj
venture prompted them to seek other
fields. IT'S sad but true.
Geo. B. Alton, State high school ins
spector, spent Monday in this city in
specting the high school. While Prof.
Alton is not inclined to talk on any in
spection made by him before his an
nual report is issued it was plain to
see that he was highly pleased over
the progress made by the Redwood
Falls high school.
w. G. Brown, land agent of the
Winona & St. Peter Land Company,
was in the city last Tuesday, having
come up from Winona to secure Red
wood county maps for the purpose of
booming the company's land in this
county. Mr.. Brown will spend the
simmer at Lamberton aud proposes
to advertise Redwood county from
that point.
County Attorney Frank Clague
came over from Lamberton last Tues
day to give advice relative to the en-
tering of tax judgments, of which
there are large number in this coun-
ty this year. Mr.. Clague is of the
opinion that a grand jury will be un-
necessary at the coming term OF court
aud has practically given instructions
to that effect. In case anything arises
between now and the time for the May
term of court an extraordinary grand
| jury will probably be convened.
Robt. J. Mccormack county treasur-
er of Kane county, Illinois, writes to
the GAZETTE in renewing his subscrip-
ton: Il can hardly afford to contin-
ne your paper on my list, but have
fell so deeply into the habit Of read
ing it, and it is such an all-around
good paper that l don't see how can
get along without it." This, coming
from such an important official as Mr.
Mccormack is duly appreciated and
makes us wonder how a number oil
people in Redwood county can afford
to be without the GAZETTE.
Miss Maud Martin, of Rockford, Ill.
a sister to NJ. Dewitt Martin, will ar
rive in this city during the latter part
of this week, and will probably re-
main during the summer. Miss Mar
tin is well-known vocalist in Illinois
and while here it is probable that sht
will yield to demands and give lessons
in vocal music. She has received
many words of praise for her fin'
voice in Rockford papers, some o
which will probably be reproduced
late. She received her instruction
from leading Chicago vocal in
s ructOr.
Judge Webber has just rendered
his decision in the Renville count,
! seat contest case in favor of remova
from Beaver Falls to Olivia. The re
moval of the county seat from Beave
Falls to Olivia was voted on last Au
gust and was carried by twenty-five
votes, but the opposition claimet
fraud and irregularities in the petition
and in the election and the matte
has been in court ever since. Beave
Falls is five miles from any railroad
It is the oldest town in the county
being settled long before railroad
were built here.
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