The Redwood gazette., 1895-03-07
Examine our IS cent school shoes.
It R1Na & Co.

Examine our IS cent school shoes.
It R1Na & Co.
Mrs. E. D. French returned from
her visit in LeSueur county last Tues
day.
Miss Maggie Dennistoun, of Paxton,
visited the High school last Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. A. w. Welo, of Morton, left ov-
or the Northwestern for South Haven,
Mich, last Tuesday.
The Chautauqua circle meets with
S. ]. Race next Monday evening. It
will be an Emerson evening.
M. Gillian, the popular agent of the
Val. Blatz Brewing Co., Minneapolis
branch, was in town over Sunday.
G.. j. Cook, of st. Paul, a son-in-law
of E. A. Lyman, will reopen the fruit
store recently vacated by c. r. Tan
ner. The new stock will be on q
more extensive scale than that owned
by Tanner.
Yesterday James F. Holborn dis
posed of his interest in the meat
market Of Holborn & Mix, to D. D..
Nichols, who resides near Marshall.
The latter has moved his family here
and will take immediate hold of the
market.
The Otto murder mystery will be
probed by the grand jury. County
Attorney Miller was in Morton last
Saturday and Monday getting point
ers to submit to that body, and it is
understood that one of the jurymen is
in possession of some valuable evi-
dence.
At the meeting of the stockholders
OF the Redwood Falls Building and
Loan association last Tuesday even
ing Secretary Turrell submitted a full
and complete report, which can be
found in another column. Emil Kuenz-
Ii and H. G.. Schmahl we're elected d.
rectors to fill vacancies for the year,
while Ge> rye Houghn:aster, O. B.
Turrell and Geo. L. Evans were elect
ed to the directory for three years.
The Board will hold a meeting next
Tuesday evening and elect officers.
City Attorney Pierce returned from
his trip to St. Paul last Tuesday. His
mission there was to see about secur-
ing a curative act for the municipal
court of this city, but the attorney
general was of the opinion that such
an act would not be good. He recon-
mended municipal court bill, to be
passed by the legislature, and then
adopted by city councils in cities Of
less than 1900 inhabitants. Attorneys
of this city held a meeting yesterday
for the purpose of agreeing upon such
a measure.
The council held regular session
Tuesday evening. A. w. Bager wal
elected assistant chief of the fire de
partment, on recommendation of Chic
Philbrick, the appointment being con
sidered an excellent one. The matte
of VIM. Aliens salary as special police
man was brought up and he was al
lowed 1886 for his services, provid
ing he files a release of all claim
against the city. Barnes Bros, VIII
are securing new sprinkler, mad
application for license to use cit,
water, but their petition was laid owe
until the ne 1t meeting for the reasol
that the council proposes to have tn
Mayor or city engineer see that tn
} sprinkling is properly done this year
The question of sewerage came W
and it was finally ordered on Wash
ington aven ue from Fourth street te
the river. G. F. Loweth, of St. Paul
was made consulting engineer. Th
Mayor and Recorder were directed t,
draw warracts for salaries of person
employed by the month on the 10tl
of each month and quarterly kfo1
officers employed by the year.
| A SURE THING.