The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-06-04

DR.. G. r. Pease is building an addi-
ton to his barn.
John O'Hara returned home Monday
from his fishing trip around the lakes
Of Chisago.
w. F. McGilton of Minneapolis is
now clerk at Hotel Francois, succeed
ing Louis Hanson.
The st. Veronica's Guild will meet
with Mrs. E.. D. McClintock next
Wednesday afternoon, June 10th.
J. L. Byram was in Mankato Wednes-
day and Thursday, a witness in an inn
portant case involving the forgery abili-
ties of U. S. Grant.
Mrs. John Wylie of Tracy, formerly
of this city, was visiting with friends
in this city during the latter portion of
last week.
Mrs. Zelma B. Turrell and son Ray
mond leave for Tracy Saturday on a
months visit with Mrs. John A. Wylie
of that place.
George Goblirsch, residing south of
this city, has purchased lumber from
Laird-Norton Co. for the erection of
several outbuildings on his farm during
the coming summer.
Louis Junger was sent to the county
Jail for 40 days by Judge Baldwin
Wednesday for an indecent assault on
girl about town couple of weeks ago
He had the privilege of taking the Jail
sentence or pay fine of S25.
VIM. Wagner, travelling freight agent
of the Great Northern Railroad system,
was in the city last Monday, the guest
of his old schoolmate, w. r. Caswell
The two were boys togather on the
village green of Pine Island, this State
For the reform rally at Clarkfeld, to-
morrow, June 9Th, the Minneapolis &
st. Louis railroad will sell tickets from
Redwood to Clarkfield at fare of one
and one-third for the round trip Tick
cts are good for returning to and includ-
ing June 9Th.
Geo. B. Alton, State high school in
spector, Oh recent visit to Redwood
Falls high school, was more than
pleased with the school, and as the
result of his inspection stated that the
Redwood Falls high school would be
advanced from the third to second
class next year.
VIM. Pratt and wife, and Carl Pratt,
returned Wednesday from their winter
tour through Missouri, and will reside
in this city for the future. Mr. Pratt
rather enjoys the Missouri climate and
likes the fertility of the soil as well as
the mode in which business is conduct
ed there, and he is now of the opinion
that he would like to live in that State.
E. E. Harriott of Baldwin, Harriott
d Patterson of this city, has opened a
branch law office for his firm in Beaver
Falls. Mr.. Harriott left for the county
seat of Renville county yesterday and
will reside there in the future. His of
flee will be in one of the buildings
owned by Sheriff Wichman. Mr.. Har-
riott is bright young lawyer, honest
to the letter of the law, and will I'M
doubtedly be favored in his new home
On all important cases his associates in
this city will assist him.
L. J. Colson, the Hamlet of Beaver
Falls before and during a portion of the
present county seat fight, was in the
city Tuesday. The lady is now en-
gagged in travelling for an Indiana paper
house and for the present makes that
State her home. She expects to return
to Beaver Falls for permanent resi-
dence during the coming year. Mrs.
Colson was one of the principal con-
tributors to the Beaver Falls county
seat fund and held out to the last, re-
sulting in triumph, that Olivia had
never been legally chosen the county
seat of Renville county.
There will be a meeting of business
men and all others interested at opera
hall tomorrow evening for the purpose
of organizing board of trade or Com
mercial club. 1t is expected that every
business interest in the city will be
fully represented. The object of the Or
ganization is to stimulate and encour-
age manufacturing and other industries
for Redwood Falls. 1t is well-known
that there are number of articles that
could be manufactured here if the pro-
per encouragement was given and the
idea of the board or club is to hold out
encouragement at all times. Every
new industry here means additional
work and an addition to our population
The increase of population is of vital
interest to business men as we'll as farm
ers, as it produces consumers and in
creases business. 1t is time that the
business interests ofthis city get together
and do something for the city.
Geo. M. Hewlett, acting as agent for
the Northern Trust Co., assignee of the
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